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If the woods are a-rockin', don't come a-knockin'.
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Looking to catch up before Season 6 debuts in November? Us too.
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The episode's final moments promise a potential explanation for one of its more inexplicable twists and turns.
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This year's Welcome to the Blumhouse series closes on a very strong note.
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Mohammed also explained why Nate went grey in Season 2.
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The Dodgers and Giants meet in Game 1 of the NLDS.
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This Welcome to the Blumhouse outing is too silly for its own good.
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The stakes are high and conspiracies abound in this gripping thriller.
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Who are the Ais Sedia, anyway?
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This painful portrait of addiction tells the story of a family stuck in heartbreaking cycles.
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Helloooooo, Wisconsin!
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We can't tell you how excited we are to see this series picking up steam again.
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Cox is not able to use vegan products for the show's technical challenges.
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The Braves and Brewers collide in Game 1 of their NLDS matchup.
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This children's series sees the iconic duo subjected to surprises both silly and scary when they leave their own story.
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Emily Osment stars as a Harvard grad moving in with her seemingly vapid sister and her L.A. roomies — but they end up becoming her second family.
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Actually, that is the truth, Drew.
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The series stars Margaret Qualley as a young mother fighting to make ends meet.
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Artists are here to disturb the peace.
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Wilkes? As in John Wilkes Boothe?
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Our World gives you the goods and the Biebs, onstage and off.
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Ted Lasso? More like Dead Lasso.
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"Where is the openly gay movie star, leading man? Where is he?"
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This is a fine way to remember our friend Ed.
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"No one's gonna see anything!"
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Breaking down the puppies, showdowns, and stressful cliffhangers of it all.
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Look, we know what ciabatta is, and we know what a breadstick is, but BOTH!?!
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Western vibes live again.
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Now that
Ted Lasso is coming to an end, you can still get your fill of Jason Sudeikis thanks to his starring role in
South of Heaven.
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The documentary follows the Tham Luang cave rescue.
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Baby, baby, baby, oh...
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Emily Osment leads the cast of Netflix's new sitcom Pretty Smart.
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Osment is happy to be back on TV and delivering joy to audiences, no matter if they're watching in their living rooms or bathtubs.
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The star's new special has faced backlash, particularly for his comments about the trans and LGBTQ+ communities.
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You better believe it!
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The rapper previously joked about hosting the Bravo reunion in July.
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Miss Piggy has a candy corn hack that could be a total game changer.
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...plus Justin Bieber: Our World, Jacinta, The Manor and more!
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Netflix's first Korean food reality show is a soju-soaked delight.