As the joint Marvel / Netflix produced ‘Daredevil’ is released on Friday, it’s time to look back on and ahead at the red and white giant.
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‘Better Call Saul’ Still Leaves A Bit To Be Desired As It Wraps Up Its First Season
Gilligan’s recent spinoff, ‘Better Call Saul’ concluded its first season with a Breaking Bad-esque showdown in an episode titled, ‘Macro.’
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A Game Of Media: Books Or Show
Fans of ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ love its creator George R. R. Martin, but are his novels all they’re cracked up to be?
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A ‘Fresh’ Take On Asian-Americans In Television
‘Fresh Off the Boat’ follows a Taiwanese family’s move from Washington D.C. to an all-white suburb in Orlando, tackling racial stereotypes along the way.
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Tina Fey’s Newest Comedy ‘Kimmy Schmidt’ Breaks New Ground
Despite being let go by NBC, ‘Kimmy Schmidt’ and Tina Fey find a welcoming home with Netflix.
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The Conceited Bluff Of ‘House Of Cards’
Despite the high production value and caliber of its leading actors, the Netflix original ‘House of Cards’ is more soap opera than complex drama.
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The Sandwich Method: Taking The Last Bite Of ‘Parks and Rec’
The last vestige of NBC’s classic Thursday night lineup has been the best friend a show can be.
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Dropping The House On ‘Two And A Half Men’
After over a decade, the CBS sit-com comes to a slow, agonizing death at the hands of series producer Chuck Lorre.
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For ‘SNL’, A Mixed Bag Of Emotions At 40th Anniversary Special
‘Saturday Night Live’ celebrates forty years of laughs and honors its producer, Lorne Michaels.
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The Late Night Loss: Jon Stewart Leaving ‘The Daily Show’
After 16 years at the Daily desk, Jon Stewart steps back from his half hour of political satire.
