Welcome to the Author Archive for Dustin Rowles

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Dustin Rowles, Publisher: Dustin is the founder and co-owner of Pajiba. Prior to that, he worked in legal publishing. He writes about politics and pop culture and was a senior TV editor at Uproxx for a decade. He is an Eddie Redmayne truther and believes that Denzel is the greatest actor on the planet. He also appears weekly on the Podjiba podcast. He lives in Portland, Maine, with his wife and three kids. You may email him here.

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• Is the 'Becky' Franchise Really a Cult Classic?
• Review: HBO's 'War,' Starring Sienna Miller and Dominic West
• All-Time 'Survivor' Knucklehead Move Hilariously Backfires
• Why Dakota Johnson Will Always Get a Free Pass on 'SNL'
• Host Dakota Johnson Is a Mean, Scary Girlfriend on 'SNL'
• 'Glee' Reboot May Falter Because the OG Cast Thinks Ryan Murphy Is a 'Tyrant'
• 'SNL' Cut for Time Stirs Up the Stella Lefty Controversy Again
• 'Dark Matter' Is Trapped in a Nonsense Paradox
• What's the Deal with the Guillermo and Witney Rumors on 'Dancing with the Stars'?
• Netflix Recreated the Stanford Prison Experiment. Here's the Trailer
• Tom Cruise's Spirit Tunnel Walk Is as Cringe As You'd Expect
• 'Kill. Bury. Print.' Review: Rachel Maddow Doc Delivers Old-School Retribution
• Hulu Developing 'The Kid Detective' Reboot Series
• Matt Damon's Drops an Excellent Mom Joke at Jimmy Kimmel's Expense
• Unpopular Opinion: 'Primetime' Is Profoundly Boring
• SNL's Ashley Padilla Is the Former Assistant to Diane Keaton
• 'SNL' Highlights: Jalen Brunson, 'High School Musical' and 'Dream Academy'
• Review: 'Brothers' Starring Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey
• The Trailer for Nic Cage's 'Madden' Is Straight-Up Embarrassing
• Review: NBC's 'Line of Fire' Starring Peter Krause, Hope Davis
• Roseanne Barr Is Still Unhinged
• 'Youth' Review: Sharon Horgan's Hilarious New HBO Midlife Comedy
• 'American Hostage' Review: Is the MGM+ True-Crime Series Worth Watching?
• Watch Netflix's 'Norm: The Tale Of Norm Macdonald' Trailer
• Trailer: 'You Can See Everything' with Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes
• 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' Can't Live with Taylor Frankie Paul, Can't Live Without Her
• Ryan Murphy's 'The Lizzie Borden Story' Is Lizzie Borden Erasure
• Review: 'Resident Evil' Is Zach Cregger's Weakest Film, But the Best 'Resident Evil'
• 'Lioness' Season 3 Ending Explained: Who Is Aaliyah?
• Review: 'The Paper' Season 2
• 'Clean Hands' Trailer Starring Zach Braff, Playing Against Type
• 'Reacher Season 4 Ending Explained: It Could've Been an Email
• 'SNL' Adds 2 New Cast Members, Herlihy Departs, and Padilla Is Promoted
• Amy Poehler Made Robert DeNiro Cry
• John Paul Miller of 'The Pastor's Wife' Is Not Doing So Great
• Guillermo Rodriguez Is This Season's Crowd-Pleaser on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• The Summer Box Office Hits You Didn't Realize Were Box-Office Hits
• The 2026 Emmys Proved the Golden Age of TV Belongs to Its Golden-Age Winners
• The 2026 Emmy Award Winners - Full List
• Don't Wikipedia the 'Mr. Irrelevant' Trailer
• The Only Thing You Need to See from Mr. T's Documentary
• Review: Season 3 of 'Colin from Accounts' Starring Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer
• Whatever Happened to 'Lethal Weapon' and 'Rectify' Star Clayne Crawford?
• Review: Apple TV's 'Last Seen,' Starring Patrick Brammal
• Spoiler: Does Gal Gadot Ever Stop Running in 'The Runner'?
• Review: Ryan Reynolds' 'Mayday' Is Old-School Cromulent
• Review: Prime Video's 'The Last Sunrise' Takes It Easy on Gen Z
• Review: 'Chad Powers' Season 2 Confronts the Lie Under the Mask
• 'Silo' Recap: Season 3, Episode 10: Is Juliette a Descendant of Helen and Daniel?
• Now We Know What the 'Wheel of Fortune' Guy Did
• Review: 'Adults' Is the Funniest Show on TV
• What Did the 'Wheel of Fortune' Guy, Jim Thornton, Actually Do?
• Review: Netflix's 'Untold: Raygun Breaking Badly'
• James Corden Has Been Cast in 'Dept Q' Against the Wishes of Everyone
• Review: 'Finding Emily' Is the Best Romcom You've Never Heard Of
• Netflix's 'The Whisper Man' Confusingly Dumb Ending Explained
• The Obituary of Mica Miller, 'The Pastor's Wife,' Is Seriously Messed Up
• Recap: 'Silo,' Season 3, Episode 9: Here Comes the Flood
• Jelly Roll Does Not Want to Be Your Political Avatar
• People Are Suffering Brain Hemorrhages on a Six Flags Roller Coaster
• Ted Lasso's 'Ferris Bueller' Episodes Rekindles Its Old Magic
• The Darkly Satisfying Ending of Netflix's 'Blood Sacrifice' (Blodsoffer) Explained
• Renewals and Cancellations: 'Sterling Point,' 'Stuart Fails to the Save the Universe,' 'Not Suitable for Work'
• Review: Netflix's 'The Dating App Killer' Starring Lela Rochon
• Conan O'Brien and His Wife Recount Their Cringey First Date
• 'Silo' Season 3 Episode 8: Bernard's Question Changes Everything
• Review: Six Flags New England's Asian-Inspired Restaurant, Chop Six
• Spoiler Review: Netflix's 'Don't Say Good Luck' Starring Sunny Sandler, Melanie Lynskey
• The Disappointing Ending of Apple TV's 'Lucky' Explained
• Spoilers: The Time Travel Logic in the Ending of 'The End of Oak Street' Explained
• Review: Netflix's 'My Brilliant Career,' Starring Philippa Northeast
• What's Going On in Season 4 of 'Reacher'? Don't Care
• 'Silo' Season 3, Episode 7: Who is Knox's Father and What Did He Build for Harwood?
• Apple TV's 'Sugar' Is Better If You Know the Spoiler in Advance
• 'Ted Lasso' Is Back and It's a Little Uncomfortable
• What's the Big Deal About 'Yesteryear,' 2026's Most Controversial Novel?
• Review: Britbox's 'Gone' Starring David Morrissey, Eve Myles
• So It Is Possible to Say 'No' to HBO's 'Harry Potter' Series
• Jon Stewart Reveals His Worst Interview Ever on 'The Daily Show'
• Review: Mo Gilligan's 'Big Chicken: A Fast Food Conspiracy' on Netflix
• 'The Walking Dead: Dead City' Is Having ... Fun?
• Netflix Trailer: 'Animals,' Directed by Ben Affleck
• Review: 'Kid Detective' Has Some Real 'Zero Effect' Energy
• Spoilers: The Brilliant Twist Ending to 'Hokum' Explained
• Aaron Eckhart Is the New King of the VOD Dad Movie, and He's a Nightmare
• 'Silo' Season 3, Episode 6 Recap: The Bulbs Are the Key To the Season
• Netflix Review: 'The Last House' Starring Greta Lee and Wagner Moura
• Review: 'One Night Only' Starring Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner
• The Depressing Continuum of Danny Boyle's 'Shallow Grave' and 'Millions'
• Jake Lacy in 'Furious': Please Stop Trusting This Man
• 'Hadestown: The Musical' Review: Orpheus Is the Worst
• Will Apple TV's 'Lucky' Ever Get Any Better?
• Review: 'Sterling Point,' Starring Ella Rubin and Amélie Hoeferle
• Should You Watch 'Nirvanna the Band the Show' Before Watching 'Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie'?
• 'Primetime' Trailer: Robert Pattinson Stars as 'To Catch a Predator's' Chris Hanson
• Police Called to Perez Hilton's Home After He Livestreamed Self Harm
• The Netflix Binge Model Is Not Broken
• Trailer: John Wilson's 'The History of Concrete'
• Taylor Sheridan Is Ragebaiting Us Again in 'Lioness'
• Recap: 'Silo' Season 3, Episode 5: Who Is Per Stenson?
• John Oliver Goes Full Arby's on Taco Bell
• Andy Richter Appears to Confirm That Former 'Conan' Bandleader Max Weinberg Was a Nightmare
• Who Was the Director Scott Eastwood Called Out on Joe Rogan's Podcast?
• Review: 'The Devil's Mouth' Starring Kathryn Newton and Lana Condor
• Review: 'The Dink' Starring Jake Johnson and Mary Steenburgen
• Dan Harmon Takes Accountability for Justin Roiland's 'Rick & Morty' Scandal
• Why Can't 'Ransom Canyon' Spare One Shirtless Man for Poor Angie?
• Golfer Charley Hull's Appalling, Tone Deaf Prank On Her Caddie
• Review: '72 Hours' Starring Kevin Hart and Marcello Hernandez
• The Wicked Twist in Elite Force, Ending Explained (Spoilers)
• What's Behind 'The Walking Dead: Dead City's Tone Shift?
• Recap: 'Silo,' Season 3, Episode 4 Just Revealed Juliette Is the Villain
• Review: HBO's 'Stuart Fails to Save the Universe' Is a Stoner Comedy Wearing a 'Big Bang Theory' Costume
• Netflix's 'A Toxic Love Story' Explained: The True Story of Angela Diaz, Ian Diaz, and Michelle Hadley
• Taylor Sheridan Already Remade 'Lonesome Dove,' and It's Called '1883'
• Is 'Criminal Minds: Evolution' Finally Done with Elias Voit?
• The Last 30 Years of American History As Seen Through 'The Daily Show'
• Is 'It Ends' the Next Indie Gen Z Hit After 'Backrooms' and 'Obsession'?
• Is There Beef Between Jason Sudeikis and Bill Lawrence?
• Stop Trying to Make Chloe Fineman's 'SNL' Exit Messy, Page Six
• Review: 'Ride or Die' Starring Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer
• 'Silo' Season 3 Episode 3: What's the Deal with the Safeguard?
• Review: Christopher Nolan's 'Odyssey' Starring Matt Damon
• Review: 'The Hawk' Starring Will Ferrell, Jimmy Tatro, and Molly Shannon
• Review: 'Murder 101' Is One of the All-Time Great Docuseries about Teaching
• 'Lucky' Review: Starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Timothy Olyphant
• The 'Backrooms' Ending Explained For People Who Found It Boring
• Spoilers: 'Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed' Finale: Karl Sucks
• Netflix Review: This Definitely Isn't Taylor Sheridan's 'Little House on the Prarie'
• Romance Battle Royale: 'Off Campus' vs. 'The Other Bennet Sister'
• Lord Ormund Hightower Has Brought 'House of the Dragon' Back to Life
• 'Silo' Season 3, Episode 2: What's the Deal with Matt Craven's Crnkovich?
• Chloe Fineman Exits 'SNL'
• The FCC's Assault on ABC and 'The View' Just Got Teeth
• Trailer: 'I Play Rocky' Starring Anthony Ippolito and Matt Dillon
• The Movie that Will Ferrell Thought Would End His Career
• The Fascinating True Story Behind the 'Star City' Venus Mission
• Review: 'The Five Star Weekend' Starring Jennifer Garner, Chloë Sevigny, Regina Hall
• Review: Jeff Arcuri's Netflix Special, 'Nice to Meet You'
• With All Due Respect, Nobody Asked You, Patrick Dempsey
• Spoilers: How Many Episodes Are in 'Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed'?
• Zazie Beetz's Husband David Rysdahl Is Apparently Invisible to the Naked Eye
• Review: 'Enola Holmes 3' Is a Bust
• Even Armie Hammer Doesn't Like His 'Citizen Vigilante'
• The Graham Platner Mess in Maine Is Not a Blessing for Susan Collins
• What's Going On with the Goo on Apple TV's 'Silo'? Where's Steve Zahn?
• Team USA's Feel-Good Run in the World Cup Is Not So Feel Good Anymore
• Review: Prime Video's 'Would You Rather?' Hosted by Romesh Ranganathan
• Birthright Citizenship Survived. So Did Something Even Bigger
• Review: 'Elle' Season 1, Starring Lexi Minetree, June Diane Raphael
• Review: Netflix's 'Little Brother' Starring John Cena and Eric André
• What's So Bad About 'Supergirl,' Anyway?
• The Season 4 Finale of 'From' Explained
• Review: 'Jackass: Best and Last' Starring Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, and Poopies
• PBS's 'Patience' Remains the Hands Down the Best Crime Procedural on TV
• 8 New 2026 Movies Now Streaming For Free On Subscription Services
• Kumail Nanjiani Pulled Off the Most Humiliating 'Taskmaster' Moment Ever
• Olivia Wilde and the Line Between a Great Story and a Total Trainwreck
• The Single Most Unsettling Legal Question Left Out of Netflix's 'Maternal Instinct'
• Review: Ryan Hamilton's Netflix Special 'This Just Hit Me'
• In Defense of Paget Brewster's Outburst
• Review: Netflix's 'Voicemails for Isabelle' Is One of the Best Romcoms of the 2020s
• The Nonsensical Ending of 'I Will Find You' on Netflix Explained
• How Does Robin Hood Die in 'The Death of Robin Hood'?
• What's the Deal with Steve on 'Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed'?
• Just How Unbelievably Messed Up Is Netflix's 'Maternal Instinct'?
• The Most Compelling Character on 'Star City' Is Also Its Most Monstrous One
• What's the Deal with the Bell Tolls in the 'Widow's Bay' Season Finale?
• The Magical Ending of 'Disclosure Day' Explained
• The Bleak Ending of Netflix's 'Colors of Evil: Black' Explained
• Review: 'Over Your Dead Body' Starring Samara Weaving, Jason Segel
• The Genius Way 'Widow's Bay' Set Up the Obvious Finale Twist
• Does the Dog Die? 'The Dog Stars' & 'Heart of the Beast' Edition
• If You Loved 'Backrooms,' You Will Also Love 'Exit 8'
• Review: 'Alice and Steve' Starring Jemaine Clement and Nicola Walker
• A Complete List of Things I Learned about Lorne Michaels from 'Lorne'
• Review: 'Office Romance' Isn't As Bad As It Could Have Been
• The Difference Between Netflix's 'Witness' and the Rachel Nickell Documentary
• Spoilers: The Cynical 'Good Girls Guide to Murder' Season 2 Ending Explained
• Review: Guy Ritchie's 'In the Grey' Starring Henry Cavill, Jake Gyllenhaal
• What's the Big Deal with Netflix's Documentary 'Crash'?
• 'Widow's Bay' Finale Ending Explained: 'It's Not Over'
• The Historical Accuracy of the Foot-and-Mouth Sequence in 'Dutton Ranch'
• Review: 'The Breadwinner,' Starring Nate Bargatze and Mandy Moore
• The Ridiculous Ending of 'Euphoria' Explained
• The 11 Best Sketches of 'SNL' Season 51
• Elias Voit Has a 'Criminal Minds Evolution' Problem
• Yogurt Shop Murders' Finale Can Only Dance Around the Wrongly Imprisoned Elephants in the Room
• What Is Actually Going On in 'From' Season 4?
• What Is the Obsession with 'Obsession'?
• Review: 'Ladies First' Stars What's Left of Sacha Baron Cohen's Career
• Review: 'Maximum Pleasure Guarantee' Starring Tatiana Maslany
• Chelsea Handler Is Not a Fan of Shane Gillis
• Miles Teller Thinks 'Esquire' Did Him Dirty
• 'Marty Supreme' Is a Bad Movie
• The Word of Mouth Hit Is Back
• Review: Netflix's 'Nemesis' Would Be Great If It Were Any Good
• 'Dutton Ranch' Review: 'Yellowstone' Is Back, For Better Or Worse
• The Best Sketch of the 'SNL' Season Finale Was Cut for Time
• 'SNL' Highlights: Will Ferrell, Molly Shannon, Chad Smith, and Joke Swap
• Did Betting Markets Spoil 'Survivor' 50?
• Does Will Ferrell's Brand of Comedy Work Without Adam McKay?
• The Five 'SNL' Cast Members Most Likely Not To Return for Season 52
• Netflix's Crime Drama 'Legends' Is Based on a True Story
• Review: Netflix's 'Lord of the Flies' Is a Tale About 2026 America Written in 1954
• Review: 'Remarkably Bright Creatures' on Netflix is Remarkably Moving
• What's the Deal with the Car Crash in 'The Bear' Prequel, 'Gary'?
• Netflx's 'Man on Fire' Review Starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
• Highlights and Lowlights of the Kevin Hart Roast on Netflix
• Host Matt Damon Delivers a Great 'SNL' and the Best Cold Open in Years
• Michael Che, Who Bailed on the Kevin Hart Roast, Has Some Thoughts On It
• Don't Tell Charlize Theron You Want to Make Love to Her
• What Did Zach Bryan Do This Time To Get In Trouble with the Internet?
• Jason Mantzoukas Is Rightfully Obsessed with Sam Campbell
• Renewals and Cancellations: 'Going Dutch,' 'The Copenhagen Test,' and 'Stumble'
• Review: 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' Is About the Death of Journalism
• What's the Deal with KJ Apa's Mr. Fantasy?
• 'SNL' Host Olivia Rodrigo Delivers One of the Season's Best Episodes
• What's the Deal with the Beef Between Alex Cooper and Alix Earle?
• Spoilers: The Successful End of 'Beef' Season 2 Explained
• So No One Likes Keegan-Michael Key's Wife
• The Ending of Netflix's Excruciating 'Unchosen' Explained
• Nobody Is Talking Simon Baker in 'The Devil Wears Prada 2'
• Review: 'Widow's Bay' Starring Mathew Rhys and Kate O'Flynn
• Spoilers: The Secret Behind 'The Drama' Explained
• Review: 'Audacity' Might Put AMC Back on the Map
• Review: Zach Galifianakis's Delightful 'This Is a Gardening Show'
• Review: 'Michael' Has Nothing to Say
• Review: 'Running Point' Is Dangerously Close to Running Out of Gas
• The Lowdown on the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini Situation
• 'The Boys' Season 5 Is a Real Drag
• Nick Offerman Is the Gooey Center of 'Margo's Got Money Troubles'
• A Brief Primer on the Defamation Lawsuit Against Rebel Wilson
• Watch the 'Coyote vs. ACME' Trailer
• The Kids Don't Know, and 'Michael' Is Making Sure They Never Will
• Does 'The Pitt' Have a 'The Walking Dead' Problem?
• 'Beef' Season 2 Review: Is It as Good as Season 1?
• Review: 'Roommates' Is a Surprisingly Solid Happy Madison Comedy
• Review: 'Balls Up' May Be the Worst Movie of the Decade
• 'The Pitt' Finale: You Oughtta Know
• Review: 'Thrash,' Starring Phoebe Dynevor and Whitney Peak
• CBS Is Replacing Stephen Colbert With an Infomercial, Essentially
• Review: The 'Malcolm in the Middle' Revival Never Wears Out Its Welcome
• Renewal and Cancellations: 'The Madison,' Dan Stevens, and 'Young Sherlock'
• Review: Netflix's 'Big Mistake' Starring Dan Levy and Laurie Metcalf
• Review: 'Outcome,' Starring Keanu Reeves and Jonah Hill
• Review: 'You, Me & Tuscany' Starring Halle Bailey, Regé-Jean Page
• 'SNL' Highlights: Colmon Domingo, Dead Poets, Artemis II, and Uneek Kutz Barbershop
• The Pitt Dr. Robby Arc Explained
• What Is Microscopic Polyangiitis Scrubs Dr. Cox Diagnosis
• 'Shrinking' Is Bill Lawrence's Best Show, and It Only Took Him 30 Years
• Wondering Where Brie Larson Has Been? I've Got Good News
• Frank Darabont's 'The Mist' Ending Is Better than Stephen King's Ending
• Review: 'Pizza Movie' Starring Gaten Matarazzo and Sean Giambrone
• Review: 'Crime 101' Starring Chris Hemsworth and Mark Ruffalo
• 'Survivor 50' Has Been a Bust, So Far
• I Loved 'Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat.' I Also Have Some Questions
• 'SNL: UK' Highlights: Riz Ahmed's 'Operation' Is the Best Skit of the Show's Run
• 'SNL' Highlights: Jack Black Rocks, Melissa McCarthy, and Words to Live By
• What's Wrong with Dr. Al-Hashimi on 'The Pitt'?
• Spoilers: The 'Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen' Ending Explained
• The Case of the Disappearing Director: Whatever Happened to Richard Kelly?
• Review: Netflix's 'Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen'
• Review: 'Pretty Lethal' Is Pretty Bad
• Review: Hulu's 'Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice,' Starring Vince Vaughn, James Marsden
• What Exactly Does Alex Do in the 'Paradise' Finale?
• What's the Deal with the Denver Airport in the 'Paradise' Finale?
• Spoilers: The Grisly 'Detective Hole' Ending Explained
• 'SNL UK' Highlights: British-Themed Pub, Hostage Video, and Rugby Friend
• The Thing That Could Bring Down 'The Pitt' Is the Thing Holding It Together
• Renewals and Cancellations: 'For All Mankind,' 'Paradise,' 'Starfleet Academy'
• Jessi Draper Went on 'Call Her Daddy' and Lit the Remains of Her Marriage on Fire
• The New 'Harry Potter' Trailer: It's All There But the Magic
• The Case of the Disappearing Actress: Alison Pill
• In 'Bait,' Riz Ahmed Reckons with His Own Fame
• The 'Paradise' Bloody Nose Theory: Link Is Dylan Redmond
• Spoilers: Predicting the End of Apple TV's 'Imperfect Women'
• 'Saturday Night Live UK 'Highlights: Tina Fey, Underágé, and Boovies Goes to the Films
• Review: Ryan Gosling's Joyful, Life-Affirming 'Project Hail Mary'
• Why Won't Santos Accept Langdon's Apology on 'The Pitt'?
• ABC Pulls 'The Bachelorette' Over Taylor Frankie Paul Controversy
• Maybe a Zach Galifianakis Gardening Show Is What Humanity Needs
• 'Jury Duty' Season 2 Review: Meet Anthony Norman, the Best Temp in Television History
• Zach Braff Has a Devastatingly Cringe Michael Fassbender Story
• The Future of 'Mormon Wives' and 'The Bachelorette' Is in Serious Doubt
• 'DTF St. Louis' Episode 3 Theories: Who Killed Floyd?
• 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' Season 4: In a Sea of Toxic Marriages, Whitney and Connor Are the Exception
• 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' Filming Has Been Halted
• Review: 'The Madison,' Starring Michelle Pfieffer and Kurt Russell
• The 2026 Academy Award Oscar Winners
• 'SNL' Highlights: Harry Styles, Tucker Carlson, and MAHAspital
• Review: 'Reminders of Him,' Starring Maika Monroe, Tyriq Withers
• Dr. Robby Is Losing Patience and Empathy on 'The Pitt'
• The 2025 Oscar Bait That Nobody Bit: Six Films the Academy Ghosted
• The Clever Ending of 'Young Sherlock' Explained
• 'Vladimir' Review: Rachel Weisz As a Sex-Starved Professor? What Could Go Wrong?
• Review: 'Dead of Winter' Starring Emma Thompson and Judy Greer
• 'Young Sherlock' Makes a Surprisingly Strong Case for Its Holmes-Moriarty Bromance
• 'Paradise' Season 2: What's the Deal with the Mailman, Gary?
• Zooey Deschanel Really Does Not Care for Crumbl Cookies
• Steve Carell and Bill Lawrence Are a Natural Pairing in HBO Max's 'The Rooster'
• Will There Be a Third Season of 'Ted'?
• 'SNL' Highlights: This Is Why Ryan Gosling Is One of the Best
• How Worried Should We Be for Dr. Robby on 'The Pitt'?
• 'The Amazing Race' Couple Jonathan and Ava Sue 'The Amazing Race'
• The Case of the Disappearing Actress: Briga Heelan
• The Main Cast of 'Evil' Are Gainfully Employed Again in Terrific Upcoming Projects
• Ryan Gosling Turns in the 'SNL' Promo of the Year
• 'Paradise' Season 2 Upends the Dystopian Drama Formula
• Did AMC+ Finally Produce Something Worth Watching Not Related to Anne Rice?
• Renewals and Cancellations: 'Good Cop/Bad Cop,' 'Palm Royale,' 'Best Medicine'
• Review: 'American Classic' Starring Kevin Kline and Laura Linney
• Will the Average 'Yellowstone' Fan Like the Latest Spin-Off, 'Marshals'?
• What Is HBO Max's 'DTF St. Louis' About?
• Who Is the Most Likely 'SNL' Cast Member to Be Fired After Season 51?
• 'SNL' Highlights: Connor Storie, Hudson Williams, the US Olympics Hockey Teams
• 'The Pitt' and the Profound Impact of Empathy
• The Good and the Bad of the 'Scrubs' Reboot
• 6 and a Half Great Netflix Movies Completely Buried by the Algorithm
• Which 'Survivor' Alliance Is Best Positioned to Win?
• Now That 'Scrubs' Is Back, It's Time to Revive 'Psych'
• Ben Marshall Is Low-Key Turning Into an 'SNL' Thirst-Trap
• Never Forget Ryan Reynolds' All-Time Best Role
• The Question on 'Paradise' Is Not WHO Is Alex, but WHAT Is Alex?
• The Dreadful '56 Days' Ending Explained
• The Weak 'Vanished' Ending Explained
• Review: 'How to Make a Killing' Starring Glen Powell, Margaret Qualley
• The 10 Best Moments in this Week's Episode of 'The Pitt'
• Remembering Eric Dane (1972-2026)
• 5 Underappreciated International Streaming Gems
• Watch the Best Trailer You'll See This Month
• Spoiler Review: 'Song Sung Blue,' Based on the Real-Life Lightning and Thunder
• Daniel Radcliffe Doesn't Want to Be Asked About the New 'Harry Potter' Cast
• Stephen Colbert Unloads on CBS Again
• The Awkward James Van Der Beek GoFundMe Situation Explained
• Review: Dan Trachtenberg's 'Predator: Badlands' Starring Elle Fanning
• A Bad Week at CBS: Stephen Colbert Gagged, While Anderson Cooper Exits '60 Minutes'
• The SAVE Act: An Explainer
• Review: 'The Plague' Is One Seriously Twisted Coming-of-Age Story
• Does Louis Die on 'The Pitt'?
• Just How Bad Is 'Ella McCay'?
• Review: 'We Bury the Dead' Starring Daisy Ridley
• Can 'Scrubs' Recapture the Magic?
• Remembering James Van Der Beek
• Tig Notaro Plays a Cruel (But Hilarious) Trick on the Internet
• How Will Cobie Smulders Fit into the 5th Season of Netflix's 'The Lincoln Lawyer'?
• Spoilers: Peacock's 'The 'Burbs' Confounding Ending Explained
• The 2026 Best Super Bowl Commercials
• FX's 'The Beauty' Isn't Good, But It Hasn't Fallen Apart Yet, Either
• Is Louis Going to Die in 'The Pitt'?
• Review: 'The Game' on Britbox Starring Jason Watkins
• 'Melania' Was Be Bested By Another First Lady Over the Weekend
• It's Time to Put 'Next Day on Hulu' To Rest Forever
• It's a Very Good Time to Subscribe to Apple TV
• Review: Will There Be a Season 3 of 'The Night Manager'?
• What's Pete Davidson's New Netflix Podcast Like?
• Jon Stewart Brings an Appropriate Level of Righteous Fury to the Epstein Files
• 'Traitors' Is What Reality TV Looks Like When Accountability Is Optional
• Review: 'Vanished' Starring Kaley Cuoco and Sam Claflin
• 'SNL' Highlights: Alexander Skarsgård, Mom Confession, Sarah Sherman, and Jack McBrayer
• Remembering Catherine O'Hara, 1954-2026
• Something Is Brewing on 'The Pitt'
• Journalist Don Lemon Arrested
• Review: All You Need to Know About 'The Wrecking Crew' Is in the Movie Poster
• TV Shots: 'SNL' Figured Out Their One Alexander Skarsgård Joke
• Whitney Cummings Joins 'The Daily Show' To Talk about the 2028 Dem Candidates
• Review: Netflix's 'Free Bert,' Starring Bert Kreischer
• The 'Melania' Doc Is Already Generating Humiliating Headlines
• Lady Gaga Wonders What Mr. Rogers Would Say About the World Right Now
• Ted Has a New Job in First Look Photos for 'Ted Lasso' Season Four
• Review: 'It's Not Like That,' Starring Scott Foley and Erinn Hayes
• Ron Funches of 'Traitors' Went There with Respect to Dorinda Medley
• Jimmy Kimmel Leads the Way in Late-Night's Response to Minneapolis
• Review: Fox's 'Memory of a Killer' Starring Patrick Dempsey
• It's Time to End the Trump Cold Open on 'SNL'
• What's the Deal with TikTok Now?
• 'SNL' Highlights: Teyana Taylor, Action Figures, PBS Headlines, and 'Blowing It'
• Spoiler Review: The Appalling End of Chris Pratt's 'Mercy' Explained
• Noah Wyle Centers the Small Acts of Kindness on 'The Pitt'
• Review: Jeremy Allen White's 'Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere' Loses the Boss
• Review: Sophie Turner's 'Steal' Is Pretty Good Actually
• The FCC Threatens Jimmy Kimmel and 'The View,' But It May Backfire Spectacularly
• What's the Deal with Netflix's 'Queer Eye' Behind-the-Scenes Drama?
• Josh Charles Finally Gets His Due
• Netflix Has Ruined In Medias Res
• The Real Reason Netflix Canceled 'Boots'
• Prue Leith Is Leaving 'The Great British Bake-Off'
• SNL's Cut-for-Time Sketch Was Legit the Best Thing in the Finn Wolfhard Episode
• The Disorienting Ending of 'Ponies,' Explained (Because We Have Questions)
• 'The Madisons' Trailer, Starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Will Arnett, and Kurt Russell
• 'The Traitors' Increasingly Feels Like a Warped Milgram Experiment
• Taylor Sheridan's Straw Trans Character Is Deeply Exhausting and Annoying
• How Review Bombing Turned 'Starfleet Academy' Into a Must-Watch Series
• 'SNL' Highlights: Finn Wolfhard, Sabrina Carpenter & Heated Wizardry
• Spoilers: Agatha Christie's 'Seven Dials' Ending Explained
• 'The Pitt' Season 2, Episode 2: What Is 2901?
• The Celebrity Podcast Boom Is Now a Burden
• Kam Patterson Has Never Watched 'SNL,' Has No Idea Who the Guests Are
• Review: 'Riot Women' Is Perfection
• Whatever Happened to Chris Noth?
• Nikki Glaser's Discarded Joke about 'Pluribus' Was Hilariously Inaccurate
• Katy Tur's Husband Is Not Doing Well on CBS News
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