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Everything We Know About DC’s Clayface Movie
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How to Watch Every NCIS Show in Order
From courtrooms to covert missions and from Southern jazz to Sydney harbors, the NCIS franchise is a franchise featuring unforgettable characters, high-stakes cases, and more spin-offs than you can count on one hand. No, really. There’s more than you think. Whether you’re…
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Dear reader, it’s official! The Bridgerton universe will expand with a highly-anticipated prequel series about Violet and Edmund Bridgerton’s romance. Keep reading for the details!
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Has Anna Pigeon Been Renewed for Season 2?
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Throttled has added another to the cast and it is a good one. If there are three people who know how to lead a romance – these fit the bill!
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Carrie Season 1, Episode 8 Review: AP Physics
Carrie Season 1, Episode 8 “AP Physics” puts Sue at the forefront as she recalls events of prom night. As one of the remaining witnesses, she’s tasked with giving her account. And it shifts from the past to the present.…
Carrie Season 1, Episode 7 Review: Romantic Literature
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Carrie Season 1, Episode 6 Review: Home Economics
In Carrie Season 1, Episode 6 “Home Economics,” Carrie just can’t catch a break. Every time she moves forward, something knocks her back two steps. And with Chris officially being exposed as the creator of the CarrieRed_ account, things at…
Carrie Season 1, Episode 5 Review: Physical Education
In Carrie Season 1, Episode 5, “Physical Education,” Carrie begins to embrace her powers. Also the campaign to shut down Chris and the CarrieRed_ account is in motion. Then there’s Margaret White and her daughter, who are ready for battle.…
Carrie Season 1, Episode 4 Review: Dramatic Arts
Carrie Season 1, Episode 4 “Dramatic Arts” was a jam-packed hour. The CarrieRed_ Instagram account has gone public and Carrie now knows there is a video of the locker room incident floating around. And life at Ewen High School changes…
Carrie Season 1, Episode 3 Review: Social Studies
Carrie Season 1, Episode 3, “Social Studies,” feels a lot like a filler episode. There aren’t any big moments per say, but Carrie gets to know her new friend Emaline and experiences her first high school party. What is most…
Carrie Season 1, Episode 2 Review: Foreign Language
In Carrie Season 1, Episode 2 ‘Foreign Language’ picks up in the aftermath of her experiencing her first period while in gym class. We also see her developing new friendships and her power is also growing. Unfortunately for us, Chris…
Carrie Season 1, Episode 1 Review: First Period
How do you adapt a story that’s been done several times? How do you make something so old feel so new that it can’t be fully compared to previous adaptations? And why would anyone feel we need yet another Carrie…