The Witcher Is a Confusing Mess of Timelines, Violence, and Boobs and I Look Forward to Season 2
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- December 23, 2019
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The ABC Murders Are Batman0
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- February 21, 2020
Powered by the will of a promise he’s made to those he’s lost, a man reinvents himself as a detective, and a famous one at that. Upon a chance acquaintance with this detective, a man for whom too many excuses have been made pushes himself a step further, becoming a deranged killer with an overwhelming
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Last Week’s Episode: Gay Eternals, BDSM Batman, and a Prince and the Dressmaker Musical! OH MY!0
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- February 20, 2020
Another long week has passed and in the wake of the high-drama of the Oscars, nothing has slowed down with a slew of interesting movie and TV news headed our way, a lot of which is comic book-centric! So strap in for this week’s edition of Last Week’s Episode.
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Doctor Who, Villa Diodati, and the Haunting of Gallifrey One0
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- February 20, 2020
I usually watch new Doctor Who stories in the quiet comfort of my bedroom on Sunday afternoons, but I will happily watch Doctor Who with a crowd whenever given the chance. “The Haunting of Villa Diodati,” written by Maxine Alderton and directed by Emma Sullivan, was the most recent occasion and one of the most
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Katy Keene’s “You Can’t Hurry Love” Proves Love Is Worth Waiting For — Or At Least Thinking About0
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- February 18, 2020
The second episode of CW’s Katy Keene, “Chapter Two: You Can’t Hurry Love,” is still frothy, though some of its plot points do grate more than its pretty pilot did.
READ MORELast Week’s Episode: #BongHive of Prey0
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- February 13, 2020
Awards season has wrapped and we can finally move onto other news, but not before a synthesis of what went on this week.
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Doctor Who Tackles Depression in “Can You Hear Me?”1
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- February 13, 2020
With only four episodes left this season, this week’s Doctor Who tried to give more depth to each of the companions. The Doctor and her companions face off against evil celestial beings, but the real horror comes from their own nightmares and mental health struggles. Charlene James and Chris Chibnall deliver a story that’s equally
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