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This week in tv news: Nina Dobrev to exit The Vampire Diaries at the end of this season
Plus, The Get Down casts its leads, and Armando Iannucci announces his departure from Veep More
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Fortitude, Ep. 1.12: “Episode Twelve” finishes the season with glimmers of hope
The townspeople finally learn of the location of the mammoth carcass, as Dan is forced to make a difficult choice and reconciliations are made in a strong first season finale for the show. More
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Fortitude, Ep. 1.11: “Episode Eleven” proves nothing stays buried in Fortitude
As the truth comes out about the circumstances surrounding Billy Pettigrew’s death, more information about the effects of the mysterious disease reveal themselves, while Yuri and Max make their own play for the mammoth graveyard in a compelling episode. More
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The Televerse #187- Survivor: Samoa with Tyler Smith
At last, a respite from the flood of finales over the past few weeks. It will be short-lived, with Aprilgeddon looming, but there’s still plenty of TV to talk about this week on the podcast. We kick things off with the comedies, including previews of Weird Loners and Younger and the pilot of Big Time […] More
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The Televerse #187- Survivor: Samoa with Tyler Smith
At last, a respite from the flood of finales over the past few weeks. It will be short-lived, with Aprilgeddon looming, but there’s still plenty of TV to talk about this week on the podcast. We kick things off with the comedies, including previews of Weird Loners and Younger and the pilot of Big Time […] More
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Fortitude, Ep. 1.10: “Episode Ten” says goodbye to a major character
Frank’s spiralling condition forces Jules to try and take drastic action, while Morton and Henry have a conversation that doesn’t end well for either one, in another compelling episode that introduces another potentially infected individual into the mix. More
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Best of the Week: Television
iZombie: “Pilot” works on developing the main character Rob Thomas has been known to television fans for a number of shows over the years, from Veronica Mars toParty Down. His newest series, developed in conjunction with Diane Ruggiero-Wright, brings the iZombiecomics to the small screen in a show of the same name. The show is […] More
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Fortitude, Ep. 1.08 & 1.09: “Episode Eight” and “Episode Nine” sees the town’s paranoia grow
The attack on Dr. Allerdyce puts the townspeople on edge, leading to some rash decisions by Frank, even as Natalie and Vincent uncover the potential cause of Liam and Shirley’s behaviour, in another two excellent outings for the show. More
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The Televerse #184- Columbo with Emily L. Stephens
After last week’s marathon podcast, we keep things a bit more manageable this time, focusing on the week’s most memorable TV. First up are the comedies, including the a quick look at season one of The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, the season finale of Togetherness, and yet another pair of strong episodes from Girls and Looking. […] More
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The Televerse #184- Columbo with Emily L. Stephens
After last week’s marathon podcast, we keep things a bit more manageable this time, focusing on the week’s most memorable TV. First up are the comedies, including the a quick look at season one of The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, the season finale of Togetherness, and yet another pair of strong episodes from Girls and Looking. […] More
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Best of the Week: Tv and Film
‘It Follows’ is fun and gorgeously moody Is David Robert Mitchell’s atmospheric horror film It Follows parody? Its ambiguous decade could be the heyday of ‘80s American horror, replete with tube TVs, a very retro-looking aboveground pool, and costuming that’s very Blue Velvet. But then there’s a reading device that looks like a rather chic […] More
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Fortitude, Eps. 1.05-07 transition from intrigue and mystery to horror
fter staying in the background for weeks, in “Episode Five” Stanley Tucci’s DCI Morton takes over the investigation of Stoddard’s death, stepping in for Richard Dormer’s Sheriff Anderssen after his outburst of violence at the end of “Episode Four”. The series has been coy with Morton’s motives thus far and that continues here, with Morton playing things close to the vest, but with Morton leading the interrogation, at least one thing becomes clear: Morton’s not in town to solve Stoddard’s murder. Discovering Liam Sutter’s instigation of, and perhaps sole responsibility in, the death of Stoddard does little to slow Morton down. He’s determined to unravel the mystery of Billy Pettigrew’s death and mere details like Anderssen’s confession to the crime, as an act of mercy to a polar bear victim, aren’t going to stop him. More
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