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Devon Forward

The X-Wing Pilots Detail That You Missed In The Mandalorian Chapter 10

In The Mandalorian chapter 10, the crew has a run-in with a couple of New Republic X-wing pilots who identify Mando's ship, the Razor Crest, as the one used during the prison break in season 1's chapter 6. There's a minuscule yet very important detail about the pilots you may have missed.

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Robert Balkovich

The Big Issue Fans Have With The Latest Episode Of Walking Dead: World Beyond

Fans of The Walking Dead franchise had a lot to say about what they saw as a series of extremely dumb decisions from almost everyone on The Walking Dead: World Beyond this week.

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Dany Roth

Michael J. Fox Just Reprised His Marty McFly Role In The Most Unexpected Way

Michael J. Fox appears to be reprising his role of Marty McFly from Back to the Future in a way that, in your wildest dreams, you most certainly could not have come up with.

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Mike Bedard

It Looks Like WandaVision May Have Finished Filming

WandaVision, about Scarlet Witch and Vision settling into a suburban life with a surreal twist, is scheduled to be the first Disney+ original series from Marvel Studios to come out. Thanks to a recent development, it appears that WandaVision is on track for its intended December 2020 launch.

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Eric Betts

How Ryan Reynolds Reacted To The Death Of Alex Trebek

As the world mourns the death of longtime Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek, who passed away from pancreatic cancer on November 8, many around the world are remembering not only Trebek's work on his day job, but also the numerous appearances he made in other projects. This includes Ryan Reynolds.

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Nina Starner

A Terrible Kevin James Comedy Is Defying The Odds And Killing It On Netflix

Netflix’s content catalog is filled with great films, from Academy Award nominees to outstanding Netflix originals, but somehow, 2009's much-maligned Paul Blart: Mall Cop is crushing it on the streaming platform.

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Ian Goldstein

Here's Why Alex Trebek Never Quit Filming Jeopardy! While He Was Sick

On Sunday, November 8, 2020, Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek died at the age of 80 after suffering complications from stage IV pancreatic cancer. But even as his pain worsened from a recent surgery, the 80-year-old broadcasting legend refused to stop filming the popular game show. Here's why.

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Nina Starner

Savage Alex Trebek Jeopardy! Moments That Will Have You Cracking Up

When news broke on that Jeopardy! host, Alex Trebek passed away due to complications from stage IV pancreatic cancer, fans flocked to remember the game show host — including his most hilariously savage moments.

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Nina Starner

This Was Alex Trebek's Pick To Be The Next Jeopardy! Host

On November 8, 2020, Jeopardy!'s intrepid host, Alex Trebek, passed away due to complications from stage IV pancreatic cancer. Though he can never truly be replaced, here’s Alex Trebek’s tongue-in-cheek pick to be the next Jeopardy! host.

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Devon Forward

Why The Head Writer Suddenly Quit The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Over at The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the show has continued to face internal difficulties and changes in the creative team, ever since Jimmy Fallon took over the role of host from Jay Leno in 2014. The newest head writer is also leaving, but not for the reasons widely being reported.

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Zach Lisabeth

You've Probably Never Heard Of Alex Trebek's Favorite Movies

You can judge a lot about a man by his taste in movies, and Trebek's picks certainly suggest that he really was the classy intellectual we always presumed him to be.

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Zach Lisabeth

Alex Trebek's Final On-Screen Appearance Might Not Be Jeopardy!

Pop-cultural icon that he is, Trebek has appeared in dozens of similar cameos, but this one is unique as it will likely mark the host's final on-screen appearance.

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Sabienna Bowman

What The Final Days Of Alex Trebek's Life Were Like

The host of the popular quiz show Jeopardy, Alex Trebek, died at the age of 80 on Sunday, November 8, after an extended battle with pancreatic cancer, and it seems he spent his final days exactly how he hoped he would in his memoir.

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Nicholas Conley

Alex Trebek's Tragic Death Explained

2020 has been a long, heavy year. And while these final months are finally showing a light on the horizon, in multiple fronts, the second week of November brought some sad news, regarding the death of yet another iconic figure: Alex Trebek, of Jeopardy fame.

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Robert Balkovich

Hollywood Pays Tribute To Alex Trebek

On Sunday, November 8, 2020, Alex Trebek, who hosted the celebrated quiz show Jeopardy! for 36 years, passed away from pancreatic cancer. When news of Trebek's death broke, people of all walks of life expressed their sadness at the loss of one of the most familiar faces on television.

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AJ Caulfield

Here's When You Can Watch The Final Alex Trebek Jeopardy! Episode

In the wake of Alex Trebek's devastating death, many are wondering when the last new Trebek-hosted episode of Jeopardy! will grace their small screens.

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Sabienna Bowman

The Devastating Death Of Alex Trebek

The beloved host of Jeopardy, Alex Trebek, died Sunday, November 8, at the age of 80 after battling Stage 4 pancreatic cancer for more than a year.

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Sydney Baum Haines

SNL: Donald Trump And Son Escape White House In A White Ford Bronco

Trump's loss is all anyone is talking about, including celebrities, so of course they're joking about it in the first SNL episode since the 2020 presidential election concluded — with Dave Chapelle hosting.

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Sabienna Bowman

Uncle Ben And Aunt Jemima Got Fired Last Night On SNL

It's not uncommon for actors to break during Saturday Night Live sketches, but when a comedian of Dave Chappelle's caliber can't stop himself from laughing, you know the joke is good. That's exactly what happened on the Nov. 7 episode of SNL in the midst of a skit about Uncle Ben and Aunt Jemima.

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Shane O'Neill

The Truth About Joe Biden's Favorite Movie

Now is as good a time as any to get better acquainted with the man who will lead the United States for the next four years

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Devon Forward

Colin Trevorrow Has Exciting News About Jurassic World: Dominion

Fans are extremely excited for any news about the upcoming third film in the Jurassic World franchise, and Trevorrow just delivered.

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Dany Roth

The Outrage Over Supernatural Season 15's Latest Episode

Supernatural fans are outraged as one of the most maligned tropes in fiction rears it's head: Bury your gays.

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Eric Betts

The Sci-Fi Series That Gives Altered Carbon Fans Renewal Hopes

Appropriately enough considering the source material, some fans are now thinking they might be able to find a new sleeve for the series by following the model of another once-cancelled sci-fi series: Amazon's The Expanse.

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Mike Bedard

The New Holiday Rom-Com That's Taking Over Netflix

Netflix seems dead-set on giving the Hallmark Channel a run for its money when it comes to producing feel-good Christmas-themed movies. It may not even be Thanksgiving yet, but the streamer has recently released its latest holiday flick, and it's already working its way up the charts.

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Mike Bedard

Will Ferrell's Underrated Dark Comedy You Need To Watch On Netflix

If you don't think Will Ferrell can be serious when he wants to be, then you've obviously never seen Stranger Than Fiction. While the 2006 film does have a comedic sensibility, it allows Ferrell to delve into a side of his acting chops he rarely shows off.

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Mike Bedard

The Award-Winning Dark Comedy Thriller That's Been Killing It On Hulu

In case you haven't heard already, Parasite is one of the greatest films of the 21st century. It's one of those movies you watch and instantly know it will be studied and talked about for years, and now you can watch it for the first (or second) time on Hulu.

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Tom Meisfjord

A Ryan Reynolds Flop Is Defying The Odds And Dominating Netflix

In brightest day, in blackest night, and in a very specific set of markets in Central and South America, Green Lantern has finally found its audience. The 2011 flop is currently tearing up the charts in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and darned near every corner of mainland South America.

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