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No fury like a woman scorned on Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Brothers
I feel like I may have been a little rough on the first episode of Law & Order: True Crime because of the sometimes bad acting, bad wigs and overall cheap look of the show. And a few people agreed ...
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Rick and Morty ends with a hidden cliffhanger and not so hidden growth
The latest episode of Rick and Morty, and also the season finale, "The Rickchurian Mortydate", is a trick of a name and a troll of a title. The novel and movie The Manchurian Candidate is the obvious reference, all about ...
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Grey’s Anatomy :: Once More Into The Breach, Seattle Grace
Shonda had to do a two-hour season opener because the first episode of this new season of Grey's Aantomy was rubbish. Though I did like the little throwback to George. That was nice (especially since I'm rewatching the series when ...
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Star Trek: Discovery resets and introduces a mystery
Star Trek: Discovery got off to a good start setting up the premise for the new series and then quickly pulled the rug from under our feet by killing off Captain Georgiou (Michelle Yeoh) and sentencing lead character Michael Burnham ...
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Battle of the Sexes brings back the 1970s in style
In 1973, the world tuned in to a television spectacle -- a tennis match. But not any old tennis match, this one was one for the ages, the match that would prove once and for all that men were better ...
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An interesting story makes this the best The Orville episode yet
Last week’s third episode of The Orville surprisingly had a lot of emotion that I found effective. Bortus, a single gender specie, gave birth to a female, which is unheard of on his home planet. His partner decided that it ...
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Stronger tells the emotional story of the man they call The Hero of Boston
Back in the summer of 2013, one man in Boston captured the hearts of millions and inspired many to believe that anything can be possible. Jeff Bauman was just an average man in Boston who worked at Costco and spent ...
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AHS: Cult :: Send in the clowns
This week's episode of American Horror Story: Cult goes back in time a bit to the days during and after the election, giving us some insight into the inner workings of Kai's mind and showing how he reeled in his ...
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Night Moves :: One of Gene Hackman’s best performances to Blu-ray
Night Moves stars Gene Hackman as Harry Moseby, a private detective and a former football player who gets hired by a former Hollywood actress who wants Moseby to find her missing daughter. Moseby travels to Florida to find her but ...
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Law & Order delves into True Crime for a new series
NBC's venerable crime and justice series Law & Order has spawned several spin-offs over the years (SVU being the longest surviving of the bunch), and now Dick Wolf's television empire is expanding with the new eight-episode proposed anthology series Law ...
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Rick and Morty sneaks toward the season finale with some hard, hilarious truths
The finale of this long awaited season of Rick and Morty is but a week away, and it’s surprising in a way. We’ve had such a great run of episodes, filled with complex theme, sci-fi rigmarole, and intricate continuity. This ...
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The Star Trek franchise boldy goes to the newest frontier
Well it's finally here. After what felt like endless delays, teases, high anticipation and even higher frustration with the decision to run Star Trek: Discovery on the CBS All Access pay service, the show has arrived and the first two ...
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