Andor Episode 4, “Aldhani,” explores duality and means of survival for various characters in the series, continuing to expand the world.
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Chesapeake Shores “It’s Not For Me To Say” Review
Chesapeake Shores “It’s Not For Me To Say” brings the O’Briens to one place in order to spend “an ordinary day” full of news.
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Abbott Elementary “Development Day” Review: Going Through It
It’s time to go back to school with a fantastic Season 2 premiere of Abbott Elementary’s “Development Day”
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Chicago Fire “Hold On Tight” Review: A Solid Start
Chicago Fire’s “Hold On Tonight” is a clunky premiere that’s balancing a lot while still allowing some of the love stories to shine.
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Andor Episodes 1-3 Review: A Personal Yet Poignant ‘Star Wars’ Story
Andor Episodes 1-3 exceed expectations of what the Disney era of Star Wars could be with character, story, and world-building.
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‘House of the Dragon’ Episode 5: Why You Are Wrong About Alicent Hightower
Alicent Hightower takes back her agency and, for the first time, chooses for herself in House of the Dragon Episode 5.
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‘Cobra Kai’ Season 5 Review: The Strongest Showdown Yet
Cobra Kai Season 5 is the strongest showdown yet, making the Netflix series one that’s consecutively aces.
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Galadriel’s Decision in ‘The Rings of Power’ Episode 1 is More Important Than it Seems
In The Rings of Power Episode 1, Galadriel jumps into the water for two reasons, both connected to her family.
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‘Surface’ Season 1 Finale: Biggest Unanswered Questions
Apple TV’s Surface Season 1 finale leaves viewers with more questions than answers, forcing us to wait impatiently for Season 2.
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‘Trying’ Season 3 Is Exactly What the World Needs Right Now
Trying Season 3 takes on romance, new challenges, and redemption with a whole lot of kindness.
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‘Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ Review: A Promising Start
There is no denying the fact that Amazon Prime’s Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is off to a promising, immersive start.
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Season 2 Finale “I Know Who Did It” Review: One Crime Solved, More to Follow
Only Murders in the Building Season 2 finale is fun, it’s messy in all the right ways, and cliffhangers leave us itching for Season 3.
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She-Hulk: Attorney at Law Features a Fun Start in “A Normal Amount of Rage”
Marvel’s She-Hulk: Attorney at Law Episode 1, “A Normal Amount of Rage,” starts with a whole lot of fun and amusing familial banter.
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Loot “The Silver Moon Summit” Review: Self Awareness and Friendships
Loot’s “The Silver Moon Summit” is the kind of season finale that showcases immense potential while leaving audience members hyped.
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Amazon’s ‘Paper Girls’ Season 1 Review: Excellent Characterization, Time Travel, and Something Gripping For Everyone
Paper Girls Season 1 tackles time travel, growing pains, budding friendships, unlikely alliances, and more.
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Trying’s “Home” Is the Best Kind of Season Premiere
Apple TV’s series returns with an episode that hits us right where we need it most, making Trying’s “Home” the best kind of season premiere.
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‘Virgin River’ Season 4 Review: Still Heavy on the Drama, but Full of Heart
Virgin River Season 4 is a tremendous improvement from the third season, even when the drama continues to be a tireless presence.
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Chicago Fire “The Magnificent City of Chicago” Review: Stellaride Wedding, Drama, and Unanswered Questions
In its Season 10 finale, Chicago Fire’s “The Magnificent City of Chicago” features Stellaride’s wedding, drama, and uncertainties.
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This Is Us’s “The Train” Honors Rebecca Pearson Beautifully
In its penultimate episode, This Is Us “The Train” honors Rebecca Pearson’s life beautifully by giving her a poetic goodbye.
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Chicago Fire “Last Chance” Review: Figuring Something Out
Chicago Fire’s “Last Chance” is a frustrating penultimate episode for the most part, but its end result is beautiful.
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