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‘The Pitt’ Season 2 Episode 8 Recap and Review: “2:00 pm” - The Writers Deftly Delve into Addiction

‘The Pitt’ has never shied away from dealing with real life health issues that are prevalent in North America, but episode 8 takes a look at those who suffer from self-inflicted afflictions and once again reminds us about empathy.

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'The Pitt' Season 2 Episode 7 Recap and Review: “1:00 pm” - The Pitt Finds Real Balance Among the Chaos

In what is certainly this season’s most complete episode, “1:00 pm” of ‘The Pitt’ has our beloved Pitt dealing with compiling 4th of July chaos while certain complications come to a head. 

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'The Pitt' Season 2 Episode 5 Recap and Review: "11:00 am" - The Show’s Heart Grows Two More Sizes

While the early-going pace of ‘The Pitt’s sophomore season seems to be building towards a storm, this episode finds a piece that reminds audiences what’s been missing.

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'Ironheart' Series Review: Marvel is as Marvel Does

Marvel Studios hasn’t had much success at all on the small screen, sending out new series after new series that always seem, regardless of context, to fail in both their artistic integrity and connection to the cinematic universe. ‘Ironheart’ suffers the same ultimate fate.

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'The Boys' Season 4: Recap and Review

As controversial as ever, ‘The Boys only seems blunt because we are seemingly entering a post-satire world. It is increasingly difficult to invent a dystopia which is less ridiculous than reality. Moreover, the show was always a scathing criticism of the society in which it was produced; its quality has not diminished as some people are wont to claim.

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'House of the Dragon' Season 2, Episode 5: “Regent” Review

Now that we’re past the halfway point of this season of ‘House of the Dragon’, its slow pace is beginning to show signs of dragging. That said, it’s understandable that the show would take a breather after its first major character death of the season.

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'House of the Dragon' Season 2, Episode 4: “The Red Dragon on the Gold” Review

All in all, The Red Dragon and the Gold is an episode for ‘House of the Dragon’. For those who are in the know, the action is unfolding like a tragedy, slowly and deliberately. For those who have no idea what to expect from this series, this episode will be an emotional gut-punch, the first of many more to come before this tale is over.

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‘The Acolyte’ Episode 6 Review: Capitalizing on Easy Momentum

At this point, ‘The Acolyte does enough for Star Wars fans to warrant the watch, even if just barely, at times. If you’ve made it this far in, either way, you may as well finish it, and that might be the strongest reason we can give you to continue to watch.

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'House of the Dragon' Season 2, Episodes 1-3: A Welcome Return to Form

Rising from the ashes of Game of Thrones, it’s safe to say that House of the Dragon has firmly proved its staying power amongst critics and audiences alike. So far, this new season is shaping up to surpass the first one, and possibly Game of Thrones itself. Here’s our review and recap of Episodes 1-3.

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'The Acolyte' Episode 4 Review: Where Do We Go From Here?

With episode four, we’ve officially reached the halfway point of ‘The Acolyte’. Now is about the time that most folks will form the beginning of some sort of final opinion; even if the mystery is still in-tact, you can sort of see where all this is headed. 

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‘What If…?’ Season 2 Review: Marvel’s Antidote From Within

The second season of Marvel’s ‘What If…?’ has the chance to serve as an antidote for fans who have soured to the MCU, and as a reminder as well - there are still untapped compelling stories and characters within this universe. 

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'Ahsoka' Episode 8: "The Jedi, The Witch, and The Warlord" Review

After this finale, Ahsoka as a whole, remains an enjoyable, yet deeply flawed Star Wars adventure. The show, for better and for worse, is uniquely Dave Filoni. but the show feels to be the most like a true Star Wars adventure, when compared to its Jon Favreau helmed contemporaries.

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