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“Silo” Spent Three Seasons Hiding The Algorithm Behind A Human Face

“Silo” has spent three seasons asking who is actually running this thing. Not who gives the orders inside Silo 18, which has never been much of a mystery, but who.

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“The Gentlemen” Season 2 Made Eddie A Monster, Was It Earned?

Netflix dropped all eight episodes of “The Gentlemen” Season 2 at midnight Pacific, and by the time most people surfaced on Thursday morning, Eddie Horniman was not the man they.

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“Chad Powers” Season 2 Scores, But It Stopped Being A Comedy

Hulu did not ease anybody into this one. All six episodes of “Chad Powers” Season 2 hit at 3 a.m. Eastern on Thursday morning, the whole thing at once, no.

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Who Killed Isabel? The “Furious” Finale Answers, Then Goes Further

Eight episodes of “Furious” spent their time asking who killed Isabel. The finale answers it in the cruelest way available, and then it does something worse: it makes you watch.

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“Dark Matter” Returns With A Safe Word And A Corpse

The Dessens spend the “Dark Matter” season 2 premiere doing everything right, and it does not save them. Jason (Joel Edgerton) and Daniela (Jennifer Connelly) have built a life in.

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Frank Marries A Dead Woman, And ‘Always Sunny’ Buries Bonnie Kelly

Season 17 of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” ended on two things happening inside the same minute. Frank Reynolds (Danny DeVito) chased Sam (Carol Kane) to a bus station in.

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“Lanterns” Premiere Ends By Killing (SPOILER), So Where Is The Ring?

HBO spent the better part of two years selling “Lanterns” as the grown-up DC show, the one where two space cops work a murder in the middle of nowhere and.

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“X-Men ’97” Finale Kills (SPOILER) And Elects Graydon Creed, Now What?

The X-Men have died before, and it usually takes about six episodes for the door to swing back open. That is what makes the “X-Men ’97” season two finale land.

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“Tires” Season 3 Ends With An FBI Raid And A Baby

Netflix dropped all twelve episodes of “Tires” Season 3 at three in the morning on 13 August and then let the algorithm do the work. There was no campaign worth.

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“Neagley” Trailer Hunts A Cult, Is “Reacher” Now A Franchise?

Amazon spent four years selling “Reacher” as one enormous man and his fists, and the “Neagley” trailer quietly ends that era. It landed Wednesday, runs two minutes and twenty-four seconds,.

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