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Series - Wednesday

Wednesday Season 3 Paused Filming for the Second Time This Year. After Five Years for Three Seasons, the Delay Isn't the Real Problem

Netflix's gothic hit stopped filming near Dublin again, this time over script rewrites instead of Eva Green's earlier on-set injury, days after Jenna Ortega confirmed the cast will already be seniors. My own comparison of how the wait stacks up against Stranger Things and Euphoria, plus my honest verdict.

DUBLIN, IRELAND & LOS GATOS, CALIF. · SEP 27Read full story →
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Series - Outlander

Outlander Ended Its 12-Year Run With a Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score. Its Spinoff Opened Season 2 to the Most Divided Reviews Yet

Outlander closed out eight seasons and a decade on Starz this May with a perfect 100% Tomatometer. Four months later, Outlander: Blood of My Blood — the only show left carrying that name — opened Season 2 to a 7/10 and a 6/10, a far rockier start than Season 1's Certified Fresh debut.

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND & NEW YORK, N.Y. · SEP 19Read full story →
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Series - Sweet Magnolias

Netflix Let Sweet Magnolias' Cast Options Expire on a Thursday. The Same Night, It Ordered Its Showrunner's Next Series

Netflix canceled the small-town drama after five seasons and 50 episodes. Deadline reports the cast's options lapsed Thursday night — the same night the streamer ordered Ladies of the House from the show's showrunner and star. Season 5 opened 30% below Season 4, and a Season 6 writers' room was never set up.

LOS ANGELES, CALIF. · SEP 19Read full story →
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Series - Emmys

Widow's Bay Became the Most-Awarded Comedy in Emmy History. The Best Moment of the Night Still Wasn't That

Apple TV's freshman horror-comedy swept to a record 14 Emmys across this year's ceremonies, one more than The Studio's mark last year, while The Pitt repeated as Best Drama Series and Rhea Seehorn finally won her first Emmy. But Matthew Rhys stole the night, becoming the first actor ever to win two lead acting Emmys at the same ceremony.

LOS ANGELES, CALIF. · SEP 15Read full story →

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