Meet The Cast of FBI: International
Dick Wolf is a television mastermind. He’s a creator, and he’s a genius. When he has an idea, people listen to him because his ideas typically turn into m
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Five Things We’re Expecting from the Hawkeye Series
Any and all excitement for Hawkeye’s solo series feels like it’s somewhat muted in comparison to his fellow Avengers, and it could be due to the f
9 Reasons Why We Can’t Help but Love Lucifer Morningstar
The Devil himself has taken over Los Angeles, but Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis) is far from the evil, fire-spitting monster we imagined. In this Netflix ser
What If…Thor Had Been an Only Child?
It’s easy to agree with this episode but it’s still easy to pick out the virtue-signaling and the fact that someone on the writing team is likely
What We Learned from The Dexter: New Blood Full Trailer
When the TV series Dexter debuted in the fall of 2006, it quickly became a big hit among viewers. People were intrigued by Dexter’s (Michael C. Hall) st
Power Book III: Raising Kanan Season 1 Episode 8 – Noteworthy Events
After a slow yet steady build-up, everything comes to a head in Episode 8. Both Kanan and Jukebox are forced to come face to face with some hard truths. While
20 Most Interesting Moments From “AP Bio” Season 1
“AP Bio”, if you’ve never heard of it, is a strange sitcom from NBC that features Glenn Howerton from It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphi
9 Things We Learned From Dark Side Of The Ring’s Plane Ride From Hell Episode
The Plane Ride From Hell has been one of the most infamous and legendary stories that have taken place in WWE for the last 20 years. Following the Insurrextio
Why David Chase Came Back To The Sopranos
The Sopranos is widely considered one of the best TV shows of all time, and most people who have seen it will understand why. Although there have been other s
Ranking The 10 Best 80s Black Sitcoms
The history of predominately Black sitcoms in the United States is a very interesting one. Although the first Black sitcom, Amos ‘n’ Andy, debuted
