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True Detective’s fourth season is going to the Arctic with Jodie Foster as the lead
Though Jodie Foster has built a name for herself leading thrillers on the silver screen, her next big project’s going to be something a bit different. Deadline reports that Foster has signed on to True Detective’s fourth season to portray Liz Danvers, a detective tasked with investigating the mysterious disappearances of six people from a research station in Ennis, Alaska.
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Why Is ‘Bob’s Burgers’ So Freakishly Lovable? This Guy.
Loren Bouchard’s accidental career as a comedy mogul has now brought his TV family to the big screen.
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Halo co-creator reacts to TV series: 'Not the Halo I made'
Bungie veteran Marcus Lehto said he doesn't hate the show, it's just very different from the Halo he knows and loves.
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Streaming Services Are Increasing Day By Day: What Is Happening In The Streaming World?
Over a decade ago, it was simple to decide if you want Netflix or Hulu. Now, it is much simpler to get Disney Plus Hotstar easily in UK (a geo-restricted platform) and watch it from anywhere in the world with the help of a VPN. But having too many options is not always convenient.
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Netflix Has Been Secretly Screening Movies, TV Shows Months in Advance for Subscriber Feedback (EXCLUSIVE)
Netflix has quietly been getting member feedback on original content — ahead of its public release — for about a year. Since May 2021, the streamer has been reaching out to small groups…
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Senator Ellen? A spacey first look at 'For All Mankind' season 3
See four exclusive images from season 3 of 'For All Mankind', an EW favorite from Apple TV+ starring Joel Kinnaman and Jodi Balfour.
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HBO’s ‘The Time Traveler’s Wife’: TV Review
Rose Leslie and Theo James play a couple whose romance is challenged by his uncontrollable tendency to travel through time in Steven Moffat's adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger's novel.
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‘Married… with Children’ Animated Series With Original Cast Heats Up TV Marketplace
EXCLUSIVE: Another classic 1990s comedy is making a comeback. An animated revival of Married… with Children headlined by the original series’ stars Katey Sagal, Ed O’Neill, Christ…
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Zero-rated? The rise and rise of TV that absolutely no one is watching
There are several possible reactions to the news that the newly launched talkTV registered zero viewers during primetime broadcasts. One is to politely note that a new television station – especially one competing in an already saturated market – will take a little time to find its identity. Another is to realise that life is far too short and precious to spend your evenings watching Piers Morgan whip himself into a wet dribble of performative outrage over something he only slightly believes in. Both reactions are valid. I prefer the latter.
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Ncuti Gatwa: BBC names actor as next Doctor Who star
The star of Netflix's Sex Education will replace Jodie Whittaker in the BBC science fiction show.
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Bob Odenkirk Wants ’Saul’ Co-Star Rhea Seehorn To Get An Emmy
Award shows are stupid, acting shouldn’t be a competition, etc. But come on: it’s a crime, one that even Lalo wouldn’t commit, that Better Call Saul star Rhea Seehorn hasn’t been nominated for an Emmy. She’s on arguably the best show on TV, giving inarguably the best performance. I’d say “it’s time,” but it’s been time since season one.
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10 Longest-running TV Shows
Before Netflix was turning out binge-able content by the truckload, we had television shows. They're still around, of course, but since the first television drama aired in 1928, things have changed. Sometimes shows are only meant to last one season — or three. But since the concept of the TV show really took off after World War II some, TV programs have shown some real staying power.
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Piers Morgan ratings dive as talkTV struggles to attract viewers
Flagship show audience down 80% after launch and rating agency detects ‘zero viewers’ for other key slots
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‘It feels like a mushroom trip’: this cult sci-fi comedy is a phenomenal TV treat
Funny, brave, breathtakingly beautiful: Undone’s second season is a mind-warping joy. Its creator explains how she wrote a time-travelling comedy about generational trauma
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Series Premiere Review
Premiere Review: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds makes first contact as perhaps the best new Trek in years.
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Mark-Paul Gosselaar Joins NBC Drama Pilot ‘Found’
EXCLUSIVE: Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Mixed-ish) has been cast as a lead opposite Shanola Hampton in NBC pilot Found. The one-hour missing-persons drama, written by Nkechi Okoro Carroll, hails from Berla…
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Michelle Pfeiffer Is Definitely Done Second-Guessing Herself (Probably!)
The 'First Lady' actress on moving beyond the self-doubt that has come with being one of the most effortlessly cool stars of our time: "I jump in feet first and then I realize what I’ve gotten myself into."
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‘Absolutely staggering’: the true story behind TV’s buzziest new show
We Own This City, the anticipated new drama from The Wire’s David Simon, cracks open the story of a corrupt Baltimore police unit fallen from grace. He was praised as a positive role model. He enjoyed the admiration and respect of his superiors and was given special privileges. His elite unit came to be seen by senior commanders as “a bulwark against chaos”.
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“Mindhunter” Season 3 Would’ve Taken the Team to Hollywood
Netflix’s true crime-based series “Mindhunter” hasn’t generated new material since 2019, but that doesn’t mean the series is entirely dead in the water. Rather, it’s indefinitely on hold at the moment, with David Fincher unsure if he’ll eventually continue telling stories in that world.
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Jon Bernthal Says He’s ‘Wrong Guy’ for ‘American Gigolo’ Reboot, Lacks ‘Natural Sex Appeal’
Jon Bernthal has played a cop, a superhero, a hitman, and a zombie killer. But what “The Wolf of Wall Street” alum hasn’t fully embodied, according to him, is being a sex object. “The Punisher” star told GQ that he is still surprised to be cast in Showtime’s “American Gigolo” series, based on Paul Schrader’s 1980 film about a male escort who is framed for murder. Richard Gere originally played the role, which instantly made Gere an icon (and was notorious for showing full-frontal, albeit brief, male nudity in a mainstream movie).
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