The Official Television Thread

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Deliver Me
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When children commit horrible crimes, who bears responsibility? And what does it do to us all when we allow ourselves to view children as monsters? At the center of this gut-wrenching story are the lost children: those we fail to catch before they fall between the cracks whether due to negligence, poverty, or social alienation. The single mothers, the grocer in the town square, the local cop no one is left untouched in a society where the escalating violence is taking over struggling fringe communities.

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Finally, checking out Sex and the City.

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Bodkin

A group of podcasters set out to investigate the mysterious disappearance of three strangers in an idyllic Irish town. But when they start to pull the strings, they find a story much bigger and stranger than they could have imagined.

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Two seasons out of the way, I'm definitely a Carrie. Craziness, naturally, minus the gross smoking.

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On the final season, the sixth.

The hottest guy remains the mysterious one at the end of the theme song.

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The final show on my list, until fresh content becomes available, Reba

Reba McEntire stars as the titular character in this smash sitcom about a single mom of three, navigating life in a Houston suburb.

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Nicholas Cage has been cast as the lead in Amazon's upcoming Spider-Man Noir series. I confess to being troubled by this choice.

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Season three of Bridgerton.

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Season three of Bridgerton.

After two episodes, I was surprised to see there were only two episodes left. Turns out, I have to wait an entire month before the second half of the season becomes available. It's always lame when they do this.

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The 8 Show

Eight contestants in financial hardship take part in Money Game, a reality competition with 44.8 billion won up for grabs. To win they must endure 100 days in a sparse studio as all purchases carry a 1000x markup, subtracted from the prize.