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The sound design is horribly good as we open inside the lab, where kleig-lit workers cart around the bodies of the hosts we last saw floating in the water. Bernard watches as a tech uses that fast-moving helmet thing to slice open the skull of a host and pull out its hard drive. Strand crosses the room toward Costa, asking what they've recovered from the hosts thus far. The answer isn't good:… → Read More
We begin inside what appears to be the most Instagrammable prison cell you've ever seen. It's all white and wood and tasteful ceramics and a fishbowl and the sexiest Standard Hotel-looking turntable you've ever seen. From that turntable comes the Rolling Stones' "Play With Fire." The camera floats past a half-full hourglass that just so happens to be on a recognizably-designed side table but I'm… → Read More
We begin with Dolores, her face in close-up. "Bring yourself back online," we hear, a voice we soon realize is Arnold's. As she blinks to life, Dolores's face reflects wonder. "I am in a dream," she says, and as the camera pulls away, we see that she's in a large city at night. Arnold explains that she's in "our world" -- that is, if our world was basically a deleted scene from The Girlfriend… → Read More
Previouslies? Westworld is too cool for that, you guys. Instead, we're dropped straight into the opening credits, which are subtly yet significantly different than those in Season 1. The fabricated horse skeleton is now bovine, and the faces of a woman (who looks a lot like Maeve) and infant are clearly visible. Dolores's wig seems to make an appearance, and as opposed to sinking into/emerging… → Read More
You'll never look a Danish without smirking again. → Read More
When Abby takes Vincent to a blue-blooded party, no one's as scandalized as she wants them to be. → Read More
A landmark legal decision opens the door for all sorts of new porn. → Read More
Vincent's family values push him into the sex trade. → Read More
A lot goes down in week's James Franco-directed (!) episode! Vincent opens his bar, Frankie destroys a possibly anachronistic pay phone, Candy takes her first steps toward filmmaking, and everyone talks way too much about A Tale Of Two Cities. → Read More
Would a sex worker own a Super 8 projector? Is there a better place to eat Chinese food than the back yard of a police station? Does James Franco's accent abilities escape him when he's talking to himself? Eve Batey and Tim Ehhalt tackle these questions (and many more) in this week's Deucecussion. → Read More
In the 90-minute pilot episode of The Deuce, plot is sacrificed in order to make sure we meet plenty of characters -- and Tim Ehhalt and Eve Batey have thoughts on them all, from who's most pedantically annoying to who has the most period-appropriate body. → Read More
Walking the line between 'bonkers' and 'dumb' is harder than it looks. → Read More
And more less-than-burning questions from the season finale. → Read More
And other not-quite-burning questions from this season's penultimate episode! → Read More
And more questions sparked by Jane channeling her inner Carrie Bradshaw! → Read More
If Fabian isn't dishing it out, can Jane take it? → Read More
If a murderous Klansman doesn't merit the full Z, what does? → Read More
Birds do it, bees do it, why shouldn't Jane do it? → Read More
Bad judgment calls? iZombie's got 'em! → Read More
Could it be the mustache? Eve Batey raises this question, and more, about 'Zombie Knows Best'! → Read More