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Miles Surrey

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‘Better Call Saul’ Continues Taking Pieces Off the Board - The Ringer

With just five episodes left, the walls are closing in on the characters absent from the events of ‘Breaking Bad’
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As ‘Better Call Saul’ Breaks Bad, There’s No More Room for Fun and ...

With four episodes left in the series, Kim’s conscience is catching up with her
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‘Better Call Saul’ Goes Back to Black (and White) With Cinnabon Gen...

Aside from being delicious propaganda for the baked goods chain, the latest ‘Better Call Saul’ highlights just how much of the old Saul still resides in Gene Takovic, for better or (probably) worse
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The World-building of ‘The Rings of Power’ Is Unmatched on Televisi...

The ‘Lord of the Rings’ series establishes a new imagining of Middle-earth that feels just as expansive and lived-in as Peter Jackson’s film trilogy
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A Bad Night at Gillette as Questions Loom Over the Pats QBs - The R...

Brian tries to make sense of a bizarre night at Gillette Stadium, where the Patriots got thumped by the Bears and Mac Jones was replaced by Bailey Zappe
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Five Way-Too-Early Impressions of the New Premier League Season - T...

The Big Six are vulnerable, no matter how much money they (read: Chelsea) spend—though we shouldn’t write off Spurs’ Ange-ball quite yet. And is this the year Everton finally go down?
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The Uncomfortable Artificiality of ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ - The Ringer

As someone who regularly checks the ESPN home page, I’m accustomed to the fact that the site’s top headlines are dominated by even the most minuscule developments in the NFL and NBA. (Unless it’s the Stanley Cup final, hockey might as well not exist.) If soccer—or football, as the rest of the world calls it—does make the cut, it’s usually reserved for a megastar like Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. With all that in mind, I can’t imagine I was the only person who did a double take last month w…

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The ‘John Wick’ Series ‘The Continental’ Is Not Worth the Check-In ...

When John Wick came out in 2014, it was far from a sure thing: Keanu Reeves was mired in the worst slump of his career, the film’s first-time directors were complete unknowns with a background in stunt work, and the entire premise was predicated on the crushing death of a puppy. But the very qualities that made John Wick such a risky proposition in Hollywood—so much so that only one distributor put in an offer for it—worked to its advantage. With fight sequences inspired by Hong Kong–style marti…
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‘The Creator’ Is Worth More Than Its Middling Story - The Ringer

Director Gareth Edwards is more accomplished at world-building and orchestrating chaos than he is at developing characters, but the way the movie was made could be a game changer throughout Hollywood
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‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Fully Justifies Its Run Time. Here’s W...

Martin Scorsese’s latest film, Killers of the Flower Moon, arrived over the weekend with plenty of fanfare from cinephiles. (My condolences to anyone watching the movie next to a rowdy screening of the Eras Tour experience.) But while most of the discussion around Killers of the Flower Moon has been positive, a familiar critique has reared its ugly head. As with The Irishman, the biggest point of contention surrounding Killers of the Flower Moon has nothing to do with the plot, performances, or…
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‘Billions’ Is Over. Its Creators Still Don’t Understand Why We Love...

Throughout the course of Billions, characters have conspired to take down their enemies with comically elaborate schemes. It’s only natural, then, that the series finale, “Admirals Fund,” hinges on one last con. With self-made billionaire Mike Prince (Corey Stoll) shaping up to be the next POTUS, longtime adversaries Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti) and Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis) work together to take away the one thing that legitimizes Prince’s candidacy: his wealth. As Prince goes to meet with…