Shows with a singular season often get a bad wrap, but can be some of the most effective and satisfying stories on TV if they’re done well. While some shows are meant to span a singular season, living in the realm of a mini or limited series, other shows find they aren’t able to make the jump from a first season to a second.
Few actors exploded in the 2010s quite like Bob Odenkirk. After kicking off the decade with Breaking Bad, Odenkirk steadily transformed a scene-stealing supporting role into a career-defining ascent. Acclaimed turns across Better Call Saul […]
As unreal as it may feel, One Piece is finally approaching the final leg of its story. After two and a half decades, the end is finally in sight, and as the manga dives headfirst […]
GTA VI is one of the most highly anticipated games of all time, a fact that has only become more true following the two delays to the release date. At the same time, Rockstar has […]