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Viewers of Impulse on YouTube Premium have figured out by now that the television adaptation of the Stephen Gould Jumper novels is more true to the themes of personal trauma from the first book than it is to the high octane action film from 2008. As a result, the pacing of the first season is
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While much is being kept under wraps concerning the details of Star Trek: Picard, we know that Romulans will be part of the main plot, with the destruction of the Romulan homeworld in 2387 (as first mentioned in the 2009 Star Trek film) playing a factor in the series’ narrative and with two Romulan characters featured in
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In fictional worlds where heroes and villains who can shrug off bullets like they were nothing, there exists “plot armor” for the more ordinary folks. Plot armor is the reason why the Punisher can mosey through a room with an uzi in each hand and somehow kill every single enemy while somehow never getting shot
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This Walking Dead review does not contain spoilers. The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 1 The Walking Dead season 10 kicks off with the most audacious opening scene in the show’s history. It’s the kind of risk you don’t normally see on a series going into its 10th season, but it’s just what The Walking
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This Van Helsing review contains spoilers. Van Helsing Season 4 Episode 2 “This is for the good of mankind as well as my daughter.” For a brief moment I feared Van Helsing was about to let a golden chainsaw moment slip by untouched, but our hero, once again, comes to the rescue.  Though things calm
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Deathstroke, DC Comics’ ruthless, cycloptic, sword-swinging mercenary-turned grizzled anti-hero, is currently in the midst of a long-overdue pop culture surge, and it’s not stopping anytime soon, with the The CW’s latest adaptation plans, an animated series! The announcement arrived during the CW’s upfront presentation in May, where, amongst a treasure trove of CW/DC news, network
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DC Universe announced a number of new projects at New York Comic Con, and the most stunning announcement is probably BizarroTV. The show, named after the backwards-talking supervillain (?) from the Superman family, is planned as an anthology series that will feature a live action and animation mix with, “a showcase of experimental styles and
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Warner Bros. is developing a Harley Quinn animated series for its DC Universe streaming service. Harley’s star continues to rise as a character, and Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn was a major factor in the success of the Suicide Squad movie. The Big Bang Theory‘s Kaley Cuoco will voice Harley in the new series. Harley Quinn is, of course, perfect for animation. She made
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This South Park review contains spoilers.  South Park Season 23 Episode 2 One thing I’ll say for this season of South Park is, so far, they’re doing a pretty good job having their serialization cake and eating it too. The only meaningful narrative through line from the premiere to this episode is Randy becoming a mob
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This Walking Dead article contains spoilers. Rumors of Rick Grimes’ demise were greatly exaggerated.  AMC made a meal out of promoting The Walking Dead season 9, episode 5, “What Comes After” as “Rick Grimes’ final episode.” Traditionally on The Walking Dead, somebody’s “final episode” means they’re about to suffer a gruesome death. As we now know,
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Horror and television have always been a bit of an awkward fit. What’s scary and what’s bingeable sometimes seem mutually exclusive. Horror requires that you suspend your disbelief and the longer it asks of your attention span, the higher the risk that the tension wanes. Still, in the modern streaming era, there are plenty of
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DMZ, the cynically-prophesizing DC Comics-published Vertigo title depicting a United States left literally divided after a second Civil War, is the next comic book-inspired small screen project embraced by HBO. Indeed, the premium cable channel has brought in a prominent name in Ava DuVernay – who happens to have her hands full with DC film
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This The Terror review contains spoilers.  The Terror Season 2 Episode 8 The Terror: Infamy falls back into bad habits in the oddly paced and questionably written “My Sweet Boy.” Despite a run of excellent episodes that solved a few mysteries and introduced some new ones, the show seems content with just getting to the
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From making fun of Ant-Man in 1979 to making fun of Ant-Man in 2014, Saturday Night Live has always thrown a line to the world of comic book superheroes. Superman himself has been portrayed by the likes of Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Phil Hartman, Jerry Seinfeld, The Rock, and even Macaulay Culkin. With the increased
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Amazon has been on a bit of a roll with original series as of late from the superhero satire The Boys in July to Victorian era fantasy allegory Carnival Row in August. Now among their new releases for September 2019, Amazon Prime is going to try to keep the ball rolling. The major Amazon original
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With Disney+ on the horizon, Marvel is taking their ball and heading to their new home, leaving Netflix a little light on the superhero fare that has come to dominate cinemas and streaming services. Netflix can’t go without a plethora of America’s current favorite genre for long. Superhero stories resonate with wide audiences for several reasons,
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If you’re reading this on Halloween, Happy Halloween! If you’re not reading this on Halloween, Happy Halloween anyway! With streaming services like Amazon Prime, there’s no excuse for not making every day Halloween.  Join Amazon Prime – Watch Thousands of Movies & TV Shows Anytime – Start Free Trial Now You already know about some
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The Bone Collector is about to be collected by NBC. The Peacock Network is moving forward with a serial television adaptation of the Jeffery Deaver crime novel-turned 1999 movie, which starred Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie. However, the small screen adaptation will brandish the title, Lincoln, named after investigator main character Lincoln Rhyme. Last November,
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“Yeah, bitch!” is clearly the appropriate celebratory interjection of choice for the news about a Breaking Bad TV movie, since the exploits of everyone’s favorite ne’er-do-well-turned elite meth cook, Jesse Pinkman, is set, with Aaron Paul reprising the now-iconic small screen role in a TV movie! El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, is the official
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