Blindspot Review: “Name Not One Man”
Despite more or less retreading a lot of ground from the early days of the series, Blindspot has been building a fun new mystery since its return that has he
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Wes is dead. Annalise is in jail. Laurel is pregnant. Everyone is sad. The fall finale of How to Get Away with Murder was a huge episode that answered one bi
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The series premiere of Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events was an absolutely perfect adaptation of the first book in the series that delivered on
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