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At New York Comic Con 2019. Facebook Watch unveils streaming horror series The Birch, starring Xaria Dotson, Midori Francis, and Dempsey Bryk.
Watchmen is the new HBO Original series that takes place after Alan Moore’s famous DC Comics graphic novel of the same name.
Looking For Alaska, a Hulu Original, is an eight-episode limited series teen drama based on the John Green novel of the same name.
Creepshow Episode 4 offers up two tales, one focused on revenge and the other focused on the ramifications of selfishness.
Arrow kicks off its final season’s first episode, “Starling City,” as Oliver finds himself on Earth-Two after leaving his family behind.
The Terror: Infamy concludes with episode 10, “Into the Afterlife,” as the final showdown with Yuko takes place and the Terminal Islanders look back.
Raising Dion manages to tackle standard superhero tropes, and serves as a warmhearted look at the relationship between a mother and her son.
Creepshow Episode 3, we get “All Hallows Eve” and “The Man in the Suitcase,” both of which are perfect for the spooky Halloween season.
“Come and Get Me” is a wonderful episode that raises the stakes for our characters, putting them all in danger and setting up for a grand finale.
The first episode of ‘The Dragon Prince’ Season 3 strikes a great balance between character development, action, and moral ambiguity.
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Pluribus is some of Vince Gilligan’s best work, and it’s because of how well he holds a mirror to his audience.
Gimbap and Onigiri Episode 1 is a fun if slight premiere that manages to highlight the charisma of its stars, Eiji Akaso and Kang Hye-won.