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It’s so bittersweet that one of the most marvelous, unsung dramas on television today, Rectify, is entering its final season. SundanceTVs best kept se
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We welcomed a new doctor to the practice on The Mindy Project this week played by Rebecca Rittenhouse. A female doctor to be exact, because wouldn’t you
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Even though it’s an hour that features a prison break, multiple explosions, and the kidnapping one of the new team’s integral members by one of th
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We’re rapidly approaching the end of the season for From Dusk till Dawn: The Series, and things are more intense than ever for our characters. Let̵
