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Been watching some of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and not that he ever gives it away, but it's such a kick watching Kevin Pollack playing Joel's dad. You can just tell that he's absolutely loving this role. Any other examples come to mind? submitted by /u/oldscotch [link] [comments]

Robin Hood (MGM+ 2025 Series) 2-Episode Premiere NOVEMBER 2 on MGM+ Robin Hood brings a modern energy to the classic tale of the roguish outlaw hero who stole from the rich and gave to the poor, and the epic love story between him and a courageous and daring Marian. It is a smart, sweeping, romantic adventure that brings historical authenticity, psychological depth, and a heightened focus on the relationship between Rob and Marian to the beloved story. Following the Norman invasion of England, Rob – a Saxon forester’s son – and Marian, the daughter of a Norman lord – fall in love and work together to fight for justice and freedom. As Rob rises as the leader of a band of rebel outlaws, Marian infiltrates the power at court, as both work together to thwart royal corruption and bring peace to the land. submitted by /u/MysteriousDelay6266 [link] [comments]

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First of all the writing and creativity is a step up from the first season embracing the supernatural aspects of the video games but also keeping it grounded and poignant but not being afraid to be goofy to get a merry laugh out of you. Secondly the release schedule was amazing giving us two episodes a week which felt like sitting down on a Saturday morning with a bowl of cereal watching a line-up of your favorite cartoon mimicking that dedicated viewing time. Felt like a ritual every week but not a creepy Holy Men one. The story and the performances were amazing. Anthony Mackie convinced me he's a great actor after swearing him off years ago after that Altered Carbon season but if he's given a good script he just blows it out of the water. I honest thought I'd never see Stephanie Beatriz again after B99 but I love Quiet more than Rosa now. Saylor Curda's Mayhem grew on me this season and whatever Vader thing they have going on with Sweet Tooth is working and hope they don't change it. The whole season is out now if you want to catch up. There's a lot of good shows out right now, new Dexter, Foundation, Alien: Earth, SNW but if you get the time Twisted Metal will not disappoint. submitted by /u/PetyrDayne [link] [comments]

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Feels like every tv show these days is a revival of an IP from the last decade, with the same characters picking up a few years later or with the teenagers now the parents of a new generation etc. Often it doesn't have the same punch as the original but what's something that revive and was quite effective? For me it's Criminal Minds: Evolution changing the structure to a season long plot instead of more episodic vision of the original show was a fresh take, it amped up the violence and in the new show they can swear which felt authentic to the characters submitted by /u/Quick_Dot_9660 [link] [comments]

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Episode 8: Four-and-a-Half Vulcans Directed by: Jordan Canning Written by: Dana Horgan & Henry Alonso Myers submitted by /u/NicholasCajun [link] [comments]

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I really enjoyed it. Some of it was a little broad but they tried something new and I wish it had gotten a second season. submitted by /u/DietDewymountains17 [link] [comments]

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The Young and the Restless is giving Roger Howarth another on-screen life to live. The CBS soap has tapped the daytime vet for a story arc set to air later this year, TVLine has confirmed. He will begin taping in September, but details regarding his character and storyline have not been disclosed. (Deadline was the […]

An original cast member is scrubbing out of Chicago Med. Marlyne Barrett, who has played ER nurse Maggie Lockwood since the show began back in 2015, will be leaving the NBC drama ahead of Season 11, TVLine has confirmed. (Deadline was the first to report the news.) Her departure is reportedly not permanent, and the […]

College football season is officially starting Week 1! Here’s how to stream the first Thursday night games of the 2025 season on Sling. Sling TV is a TVLine sponsor; however, this article was independently written by our editors. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive […]

Adam Campbell is crossing over to NCIS: Origins. The NCIS vet, who has appeared on the mothership in flashbacks as a young Donald “Ducky” Mallard, will reprise his role in a Season 2 episode that will serve as a special tribute to the late David McCallum. “We wanted to do this episode to honor the […]

Michael Longfellow’s time on Saturday Night Live has been cut short: He’s leaving the cast after a three-season run, according to Deadline. Longfellow joined the cast of NBC’s sketch comedy institution as a featured player in Season 48 and was promoted to a full-time cast member for last year’s landmark Season 50. He’s best known […]

Robin Hood is about to embark on a bold new adventure: MGM+ has announced plans for its “reimagined” Robin Hood series, which will debut with a two-episode premiere on Sunday, Nov. 2 at 9/8c, TVLine has learned. Along with its premiere date comes a brand-new teaser for the 10-episode series, which you can watch below. […]

Brad Ingelsby has found his niche. After giving us Kate Winslet as a tough Pennsylvania cop in HBO’s Mare of Easttown a few years back, Ingelsby is going back to the well again with Task, a new HBO crime drama set in the same Pennsylvania backwoods and hitting a lot of the same emotional notes […]

One Adolescence standout is poised to make her Emmy debut a winning one in this year’s race for best supporting actress in a limited series. Erin Doherty earned her first career Emmy nod for playing child psychologist Briony in a memorable episode of the Netflix crime drama, and she’s the runaway favorite to take home […]

The Summer I Turned Pretty fandom is getting ugly. Amazon on Tuesday reminded fans to “keep the conversation kind this summer” ahead of Episode 8 of the Jenny Han adaptation, which began streaming on Prime Video Wednesday morning. “The show isn’t real but the people playing the characters are,” the official The Summer I Turned […]

Harlan Coben’s latest thriller will hit Prime Video this fall. The streamer has announced that Harlan Coben’s Lazarus, based on an original idea by Coben and Danny Brocklehurst, will premiere with all six episodes on Wednesday, Oct. 22. Sam Claflin (Daisy Jones & The Six) plays Joel Lazarus, “who returns home after his father, Dr. […]

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Remember the excitement of playing Tongits with friends and family during festive gatherings? The laughter, the strategy, and the occasional bluff that made every game memorable? Now, thanks to GameZone, you can relive those moments anytime, anywhere, and even compete for real cash prizes! Introducing GameZone: Your Ultimate Tongits Star Destination GameZone has revolutionized the […]

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The Perfect Crossover: TV Shows and Casino Games TV fans love a good storyline, engaging characters, and heart-pounding moments. But what if you could experience the thrill of your favorite shows beyond the screen? The entertainment industry has found a way to merge the love of television with the excitement of casino gaming, creating a […]

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As the temperatures drop and winter settles in, spending more time indoors becomes inevitable. While cosy nights by the fire are ideal at this time of year, the season can also leave us craving entertainment and connection. Whether you’re looking to beat cabin fever or discover new hobbies, winter offers plenty of opportunities to make […]

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As we find ourselves deep into the 21st century, one thing is for sure – the entertainment industry, particularly television, is undergoing massive transformations. Thanks to advancements in technology, TV shows are no longer just something to passively watch; they are interactive, immersive experiences. Let’s take a look at how technology is reshaping the way […]

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The Traitors has been a global sensation, and there are now countless versions of the hit series. It began in the Netherlands as De Verraders in 2021, and the Canadian version first dropped in 2023. There’s so much hype around The Traitors now that it’s the perfect time to expand the franchise and cement its […]

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The Movie Essay is a good option for you to try your hand at film-study, idea-sharing, and analytical skills. Whether you’re writing for a class or personal reason, simplifying it can make the task more manageable and more fun. In this tutorial, you’ll understand how to compose an interesting and organised essay about a film. […]

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Whether it be through a massive and unexpected plot twist or an end-of-season cliffhanger that leaves watchers on the edge of their seats for months, television shows have always had a way of captivating us, sparking our imaginations and leaving us craving more.  Once they’ve achieved this captivation, many TV shows turn to merchandise like […]

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Joel Kinnaman is a rising star in the entertainment world due to his captivating roles. He is most known for his portrayal of NASA astronaut Ed Baldwin in the 2019 Apple TV+ original series For All Mankind, which has captured viewers’ hearts. The Swedish-American actor, well-known for his ability to switch between various roles in […]

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Netflix has been heavily investing in their new gaming platform for quite some time now. They have been promoting new titles while working on a set of exclusives. Interestingly enough, they have also announced their new Geeked Week festivities. The company has said that this is a collection of games that have been chosen by […]

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Source: Unsplash The entertainment world, in all its diverse glory, is actually smaller than you think. Creative minds think alike, which is why TV directors inspire their movie counterparts, and onscreen icons influence game creators. The crossover between TV shows, movies, and casino games is one of the most interesting. Spawned by the rise of […]

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