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Despite no centerpiece moment, “Please Hold My Hand” is still a satisfying entry into the series.
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Peter Hoar directs an episode centered on two middle-aged men who find unexpected romance in the years following the outbreak.
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Ben and Daniel spoil The Last of Us "Infected"
‘The Last of Us’ Episodes 1 and 2 Review: The New Gold Standard for Adaptation
HBO's latest hit is off to an emotionally resonant, masterfully-crafted start in its first two episodes.
Stonehouse: The Stars and Filmmakers on Bringing this Truly Bonkers Real Story to Life
Matthew Macfadyen, Kevin McNally, Emer Heatley, director Jon S. Baird & writer John Preston talk about their new Britbox miniseries, Stonehouse—a fictionalized look at one of the most memorable scandals in British political history.
Spoiled Rotten 224: The Last of Us Episode 1
Ben and Daniel begin their coverage of The Last of Us!
The Last of Us Season 1 Spoiler-Free Review
Regardless of what each viewer comes looking for in HBO's 'The Last of Us,' this exciting, intimate series will satisfy everyone.
His Dark Materials Season 3 Review
The final season of His Dark Materials wraps an ambitious and flawed adaptation of Phillip Pullman’s celebrated book trilogy.
Allan Hawco Interview: Talking Midnight at the Paradise, Son of a Critch, and More
Allan Hawco is one busy actor. The Canadian star widely recognized for his fan-favourite series Republic of Doyle is not only starring in the new drama Midnight at the Paradise, but is serving as Executive Producer on season two of CBC Gem’s popular comedy, Son of a Critch.
The White Lotus Season 2 Review
Mike White’s social satire has done what most shows can't achieve: a superior second season.
Xavier Dolan Series Headlines Latest Sundance Slate
Xavier Dolan's The Night Logan Woke Up will have its international premiere in the Indie Episodic slate at Sundance.
The Crown Season 5 Review
Netflix's hit drama has absolutely no idea what story it's trying to tell, more obviously now than ever before.
Interview: Stay Tooned’s Eric Bauza
Shawn Peer talks with Canadian voice actor Eric Bauza about his new CBC Gem series, Stay Tooned, and how watching cartoons as kids helped shape them into who they have become.
