Who Was John Tuggle? “Mr. Irrelevant” Answers On Christmas Day
Every year the NFL draft ends with a joke. The final pick of the final round gets handed a nickname, Mr. Irrelevant, and the nickname is the point: nobody expects.
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- September 13, 2026
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“Crystal Lake” Says Pamela Never Believed Jason Drowned
Peacock put the “Crystal Lake” trailer online on 13 September. About a minute in, Pamela Voorhees says something that pulls the floor out. “I don’t want to heal. I want.
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- September 11, 2026
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Where Is “Infinity Castle” Part Two? ufotable Just Dated Something Else
Crunchyroll put out a new trailer on 10 September and confirmed an American release date for a ufotable film. It is not the one anybody was waiting for. “Witch on.
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- September 10, 2026
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What Is Inside The Iceberg In Josh Hartnett’s “Below”?
Netflix put the “Below” trailer online on 10 September. Every write-up so far has called it a sea creature show, and the trailer quietly disagrees. Watch what the dialogue actually.
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- September 10, 2026
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“American Horror Story: 13” Proves Ryan Murphy Was Not Exaggerating
FX put the official “American Horror Story: 13” trailer up on 10 September. In July we ran a piece built on Ryan Murphy telling Entertainment Tonight that everybody had the.
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- September 10, 2026
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“Last Seen” Makes A Father Answer His Own Daughter’s Emergency Call
Apple TV has landed on the cruelest premise on television this year, and the worst part is how little it needs to explain itself. Ian Ridley takes emergency calls for.
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- September 9, 2026
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“The Rainmaker” Gives A Kid Three Years For A Prank
The best thing in the “Rainmaker” Season 2 trailer is a letter, and it is read aloud by the child who wrote it. “Dear Mr. Baylor,” it begins. “I need.