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By Darwyn Carson - (originally published 12/2014) Just as we were about to yawn and say pass the potatoes please, three unique
By Ernest Kearney — It always pleases me when I revisit a film after many years and find that it’s as good as I
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The Americans, season 4 premiere 10pm, Weds. (March, 16) on FX. Be prepared for a whip-lash year. Now, it’s possible you may be someone whose
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Summary: What would it be like? It’s 1962, fifteen years after the end of World War II and the ultimate question is posed: What
Say it ain’t so
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