It’s nice to see Colbert again, but like all the other late night MC’s, Stephen’s still a slave to the late night formula.
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Don’t Binge Me, Bro
In the age of Netflix, more and more shows are designed to be binged, but some shows just aren’t cut out to be in the binge business.
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In Defense Of True Detective
True Detective has played victim to plenty of negative criticism. But under honest, attentive analysis the second season in fact holds up.
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How We Learned to Stop Caring And ‘Fear The Walking Dead’
‘Fear the Walking Dead’ is engaging in ways its popular predecessor has never been. But can the journey to martial law be as fun as the destination?
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‘Daredevil’ Introduces A Blind, Blood-Stained Hero To The MCU
The latest Daredevil iteration may be in the same universe as ABC’s ‘Agents of Shield and ‘The Avengers,’ but he takes on a much more grisly aesthetic.
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‘Thrones’ Holds Onto Its Charm Despite A Longer Narrative Leash
HBO’s hit fantasy series plunges forward into exciting, uncharted territories, but needs to keep track of the details along the way.
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In Its Final Hours, ‘Mad Men’ Cycles Back To Don Draper
In the second episode of its final season, ‘Mad Men’ continues the slow burn as Don finds himself predictably alone.
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Game Of Thrones: Crowning The Cast Of Westeros
Dramatic settings and effects surely contribute to the show’s success, but the show’s casting and character make the show one of the best on television.
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‘New Girl’ Still Funny, But Gang Sinks ‘Par 5’ In Episode On Racial Profiling
New Girl’s latest episode, “Par 5” takes on Jess’s networking disaster on a golf course and issues of police brutality and racial profiling.
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Grow Up To Be Mindy Kaling, Not Mindy Lahiri
Ultimately nothing like her on-screen characters, Mindy Kaling is redefining the notions of the female tropes in television.
