Is The Blade Runner: Black Lotus Pilot Worth Watching?
Blade Runner is a sci-fi classic that forever has a place in cinema history. Though the film and its sequel, Blade Runner 2049, failed to be a success at the
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Why The Crown Should Cover Recent Royal History
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The Best Of Stewie Griffin’s Jobs On “Family Guy”
Stewie Griffin made his television debut on the pilot episode of Family Guy and has kept viewers glued to the screen since. If not for his bizarre maturity de
Why The Hurt Business Failed In WWE
It didn’t seem too long ago when Bobby Lashley, Cedric Alexander, and Shelton Benjamin were on top of the world together. Going back to 2018, Lashley
The Cleaning Lady Season 1 Episode 8: “Full On Gangsta” Recap
In The Cleaning Lady Season 1, Episode 7, Thony’s marriage problems are amplified when Marco gambles away the money set aside for Luca’s surgery.
The Office was Awkward Even for Its Time
The Office was by far and large one of the most popular shows that’s been loved by its audience in the past few decades, and yet for all that, it’
