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When people look back at the 2020s, chances are they will consider the moment CODA won the Oscar for Apple TV+ as the watershed moment for deaf representation. (The title CODA is taken from the deaf community acronym for "[Hearing] Children of Deaf Adults.") However, Deaf representation has
PBS
As it must, everything in Miss Austen turns out well in the end. Well, for a given value of "okay" at any rate. Cassandra commits some literary vandalism, Jane's legacy is preserved, and we're given an explanation for why one of those things needed
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It is somehow once again time to say goodbye to Call the Midwife, even though it feels like we just returned to Poplar. Luckily, we already know that we'll be getting at least two more seasons, a spinoff, and a movie, so this is definitely "goodbye for
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And so we come to the end of the beginning; conveniently, also the name of this episode, which suits our final exploration of the most lavish and interesting costume design moments in Marie Antoinette’s second season. This episode features many reliable old friends I’ve discussed before, including Provence’
Movies
Though most people likely associate the name Stephen King with his popular horror novels, like Carrie, The Stand, or Pet Sematary, he’s also the mind behind heartwrenching stories of humanity, such as The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile. If the trailer is anything to go by, the forthcoming
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On paper, Doctor Who meets Eurovision feels like an unbeatable premise. An over-the-top, purposefully high-camp event, with flashy outfits that may or may not light up, coordinated dance numbers, and dedicated fanbases waging voting campaigns should result in an hour that's fun, if nothing else, and it seems
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Fictional detectives always have odd names, from Arthur Conan Doyle's famous Sherlock Holmes to Agatha Christie's funny little Belgian, Poirot, who was given the first name "Hercule." Fictional TV detectives also have unusual names, such as Columbo and Matlock. The latter is what Only
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ITV first announced it was greenlighting Frauds for the upcoming 2025/2026 television season back in January. The six-part miniseries hails from TeamAkers, Suranne Jones' production company, whose inaugural series, MaryLand, aired on PBS stations in 2024. Like the company's first series, Jones headlines the project alongside
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It's renewal season in TV land as networks roll out their plans for the 2025-2026 television season. In America, the scene has been somewhat grim, as more scripted series are canceled than renewed on broadcast networks, with some networks going down to just four or five shows for
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We've only one more episode of I, Jack Wright to go, and Sally’s oh-so-cheery statement at the beginning of the penultimate episode, "Salt in the Wound," is a doozy. “It’s easy to think that everything that came out - all the greed and the
Netflix
Kate Wyler’s diplomatic mission has been extended once more. During its Upfronts presentation in New York City, Netflix announced that its popular political thriller The Diplomat has been renewed for a fourth season. This is huge news given that Season 3 of the series hasn’t aired yet, and
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Such Brave Girls is bravely releasing the first images from Season 2 of the series, and the big headline, at least for a particular subsection of the viewership, is that Billie is now in possession of a tabby cat. Based on series creator and star Kat Sadler's own