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Some people might be under the false impression that anthology shows are a quintessentially contemporary TV phenomenon; sure enough, between episodic confections like “Black Mirror” and “Modern Love” and season-divided ones like “American Horror Story” and “True Detective,” the format of shows that tell separate, individual stories from installment to installment is all the rage right now.…

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We like to think of ourselves as lovers, not fighters, but isn’t it fun to watch people fighting on screen? The action genre gets us pumped up from the comfort of our living rooms, delivering propulsive thrills that make it hard to defy the Netflix autoplay. Indeed, Netflix in particular has proved itself to be…

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In an era where classic television shows are being rebooted left and right, few have managed to recapture the magic as well as the new season of “Scrubs” on Hulu. The original sitcom premiered on NBC in 2001, and although its initial run ended in 2010, the revival taps into what made the early seasons…

Home video game consoles have been around since the 1970s, and while there are only a handful of consoles today, it wasn’t always like that. This was especially true throughout the 1980s and ’90s as more companies threw their tech at consumers hoping to gain a significant chunk of the market. This was both a…

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Netflix proved that rowing and romance are a match made in heaven with the new YA series “Crew Girl.” The Canadian production doubled its viewership in the second week following its release, locking in a renewal for Season 2. 

It’s officially the end of the road for Marvel Studios’ latest Disney+ series. Since 2021, Disney+ has been a key part of the MCU as Marvel Studios expanded its universe beyond movies and brought some of its most notable theatrical characters to the small screen. Of course, in typical MCU fashion, it’s all connected, and…

Open-world video games have become their own genre over the past decade, with dozens released every year. However, one franchise has always pushed the genre’s freedom to the limit. “Just Cause” released the first game in its franchise in 2006, and at the time, it had one of the largest maps ever seen in a…