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The “straight edge character gets high” plot line is one sitcoms and dramas alike have done to death – there’s no running away from it
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With Selfie nearing its abrupt end, it’s no surprise how disjointed parts of “Perestroika” feel. Individually, each plot actually works qui
Where Will An Inevitable New Star Wars Live-Action TV Show Air?
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With a new time slot on Sunday nights, bringing in viewers who may not have watched the sophomore comedy during its first year, Brooklyn Nine-Nine needed to p
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Of all the things Scrubs did well through its nine season run (yes, Scrubs: Med School counts – and no, it’s not as bad as people say it was),
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Saved by the Bell has not delivered fresh new episodes since the series left the air in 1993. Sure, we had a season of The College Years and the spin-off seri
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Marco Polo is an interesting $90 million gamble for Netflix: based on a man best known for being a pool game, and featuring precisely zero well-known America
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Like any long-running television show, Frasier‘s later seasons are marked by shallow characterizations and repetitive storytelling, a classic case of
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Well, that was quite the twist, wasn’t it? We knew that there was something larger at work here in Homeland Season 4, with the conspiracy storyline begi
