SPOILER ALERT!
The Netflix reality competition is known for throwing curveballs at its contestant, but none have caused as much juicy chaos as the twist revealed in this week’s new episodes.
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HE’S A CREEP, HE’S A WEIRDO
As he’s wont to do, the Oscar nominee—and Hollywood’s premier creep–steals the entire movie with a single bone-chilling scene.
MAGNIFICENT SCENE
The third episode of Netflix’s adaptation of the classic novel will make you find a cold-blooded killer strangely alluring.
SPOILERS!
What’s going on with that video game? What’s that clock really counting down to? And why did someone spend so much money on something as silly as a star?
PROGRESS
The smash new installment of the franchise finds Po being looked after by two fathers. In a rarity for Western animation, they even seem queer coded.
RENAISSANCE
We’re so happy to declare that the actress has finally been given the chance to be great again.
Champion
Eight years after the last “Kung Fu Panda,” Jack Black returns for this unexpectedly delightful sequel.
BOO, DETECTIVE
After five episodes of thrilling build-up, “Night Country” blew everything up at the worst possible moment: the end.
QUEEN OF EVERY SCENE
The award-winning actress makes a small appearance in Amy Schumer’s Hulu comedy, and it might just be the funniest scene in the entire season.
WELCOME HOME
The charming, emotionally profound new Apple TV+ special “Welcome Home, Franklin” restages a classic dinner table scene that made people angry for five decades.