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This is Us 2×14 “Super Bowl Sunday” and 2×15 “The Car”
To Jack Pearson | Part II and III Jack Pearson is a superhero — and sometimes, the superhero dies in the end, and though he is gone, the superhero’s story lives on, the superhero’s legacy paves the road for what’ll lie ahead. The people the superhero leaves behind learn of the fact that in being themselves, they played a vast role in giving him the powers he’s had. And that’s not to undermine the superhero, but rather, it’s intended to highlight a kind of greatness, which showcases that all-consuming, immaculate adoration has great power to inspire human beings to be the
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To Jack Pearson | Part I We’re always told that life is precious — a gift, in fact. We’re told to live each moment as though it’s our last because we could never be certain of what tomorrow will bring, or if it’ll even come at all. But as human beings, for the most part, we’re incapable of grasping this to a full degree. We knew Jack Pearson’s life was tragically cut short, and we knew that each of the kids harbored their trauma differently, but what we didn’t know is that it occurred at a time where teenage phases
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2017 Series of the Year: Stranger Things Season 2
Netflix’s Stranger Things season 2 is thus far the show’s strongest season and simultaneously the best thing on TV this year.
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Scene Breakdown: Jake’s Proposal in Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s “HalloVeen”
Jake’s proposal to Amy in Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s “HalloVeen” (the fifth annual heist) made it the best one yet.
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Black-ish “Mother Nature” Review: Rainbow’s Strength
Black-ish’s “Mother Nature” tackled postpartum depression organically through exceptional performances by Tracee Ellis Ross.
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‘Chesapeake Shores’ Season 2 Review
Chesapeake Shores 2 elevates the series gorgeously by giving the O’Brien family opportunities to grow into better versions of themselves.
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Character Deep Dive: Jay Halstead
Chicago P.D.’s Jay Halstead is honorable, kind, and the type of character who’s always growing into a better version of himself.
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Character Deep Dive: Henry McCord
Henry McCord is one of the strongest male figures on television, and that strength is measured by his ability to remain kind in a world that pushes and pulls too much.
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Prison Break “Wine Dark Sea” Gives Fans The Meeting They’ve Been Waiting For
Prison Break’s “Wine Dark Sea” gives fans a glimpse into Michael learning that he and Sarah had son, along with who he is.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine “Moo Moo” Review: Raw and Heartbreaking
Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s “Moo Moo” is one of the show’s most powerful and heartbreaking episodes to date.
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Scene Breakdown: Philip and Elizabeth’s Embrace in The Americans “Lotus 1-2-3”
Philip and Elizabeth’s embrace in The Americans’ “Lotus 1-2-3” is a poignantly beautiful moment that showcases their strengths as a couple.
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This Week’s Most Noteworthy Performance: Matthew Rhys
Matthew Rhys is always an exceptional performer but something was so achingly palpable about Philip’s pain in “Lotus 1-2-3.”
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When Calls The Heart “My Heart Will Go On” Review: Poignant Tears All Around
Elizabeth and Jack’s moments throughout When Calls The Hearts’ “MyHeart Will Go On” will forever be some of the most memorable scenes.
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This Week’s Most Noteworthy Performance: Daniel Lissing
Daniel Lissing has been putting on his finest performances to date since last week’s episode of When Calls the Heart.
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Scene Breakdown: David’s Moment of Vulnerability in Once Upon A Time’s “Murder Most Foul”
Once Upon A Time’s “Murder Most Foul” is a solid episode that gives David and Hook a moment of vulnerability to bond.
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This Week’s Most Noteworthy Performance: Josh Dallas
Josh Dallas’ performance in Once Upon A Time’s “Murder Most Foul” is full of some of his best work to date.
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Timeless 1×16 “The Red Scare” Review
In its season finale, Timeless’ “The Red Scare” reveals a key member of Rittenhouse while showing us different sides to the complex characters trying to stop them.
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Timeless 1×15 “Public Enemy No. 1” Review
In its penultimate episode, Timeless’ “Public Enemy No. 1” takes its characters to a film like darkness leaving one of their own in critical condition.
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Timeless 1×14 “The Lost Generation” Review
Timeless’ “The Lost Generation” takes the team (and a new, temporary member) to May 21, 1927, chaos ensues, but there’s a lot of heart too.
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