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‘Criminal Record’ Ends with a Shocking Twist in “Nobody Dies”
There’s only one thing that matters, no matter the means: Nobody Dies.
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‘Criminal Record’ Season 2’s Penultimate Episode “Goes Down”
June chooses down in 'Criminal Record's "Goes Down."
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‘Criminal Record’ Preps for the Moment “When the Music Stops”
Grab a chair! Grab a chair!
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‘Criminal Record’ Fails in Its “Duty of Care”
The body count starts rising as we pass the halfway point of 'Criminal Record' Season 2.
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‘Criminal Record’s Misinformation Leaves No One “Safe”
'Criminal Record' sees Billy unmedicated and June unmoored.
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‘Criminal Record’ Plays “Snakes & Ladders” to a Draw
For every snake, there is a ladder; for every ladder, a snake.
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It’s Self-Inflicted Mind Detonators in ‘Criminal Record’s “Firestarters”
It's Seven Fire Starters for Lanarkshire and Nine Bad Choices for Mortal Men in 'Criminal Record' Season 2's second episode.
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'Criminal Record' Season 2 Starts with a Riot
Hegarty turns and snarls, "Don't you ever say my name again, you hear?"
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The 'Criminal Record' Season 2 Trailer Has a Little Message
The 'Criminal Record' Season 2 trailer is here, and the new case has a little message for our odd couple detective duo.
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The Stakes are Raised & Murder is in the Air in 'Criminal Record's “Kid in the Park”
With its mix of murder mystery, criminal intrigue, and personal strife, Criminal Record established in its premiere that it would be an intense series. Suffice it to say, they upped the ante a lot in the show’s third outing. The episode, aptly titled “Kid in the Park,” kicks off
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HBO Max's 'It's a Sin' is a Joyful, Gut-Wrenching Must-Watch
It's impossible to go into a drama that touts itself as the story of the AIDS crisis in 1980s London and expect anything that even remotely looks like a happy ending. And it's true, Russell T. Davies' haunting gut-punch of a drama, It'
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Russell T. Davies Drama 'It's a Sin' Gets a U.S. Premiere Date
It's a Sin, the buzzy Russell T. Davies drama about the AIDS crisis in 1980s London is officially coming to HBO Max in February. Set in 1981, the five-part series follows a group of gay teenagers who move to London in search of sexual and personal freedom,