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‘Better Call Saul’ Truth And Lies: Wedding Bells, Arson, And Curly Fries

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Roy Wood Jr. On ‘The Daily Show’ And The Importance Of Making People Laugh In The Time Of Coronavirus

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The Vault: Revisiting ‘Midnight Cowboy,’ The Boomer Best Picture About A Land Of Contrasts

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Peter Segal, The Director Of ‘Tommy Boy,’ Reflects Back 25 Years Later

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Quentin Tarantino Has Been Quietly Posting Classic Movie Reviews He’s Written On His Cinema’s Website

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A Beloved ‘Law And Order: SVU’ Character Will Star In A New Dick Wolf Show

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What’s On Tonight: Late-Night TV’s Steadily Making A Comeback

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The ‘Tiger King’ Alligators Have A Strange Michael Jackson Connection

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Steven Spielberg Has Launched A Virtual ‘Movie Club’ With The American Film Institute

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The 'Westworld' Confusion Index: Who The Heck Is Robot Charlotte?

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The Best Movies Under 80 Minutes To Watch If You Have No Attention Span Right Now

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Top Chef Power Rankings: What Would Jonathan Gold Do?

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Screw It, Let's Watch A Bunch Of News Bloopers

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We Watched Vin Diesel In ‘Bloodshot’ And Kept A Running Diary

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'Schitt's Creek' Star Annie Murphy On How ‘A Little Bit Alexis’ Went From Silly Banger To Pandemic Anthem

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Digging Into 'Devs': There's A Time And Place To Put Down The Cell Phone

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The Funniest Cold Opens From 'The Office,' Ranked

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Pete Davidson's ‘Big Time Adolescence’ Feels Like A Weed-Infused 'Toy Story'

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The Funniest 'Break' In Late-Night History Involved Craig Ferguson

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'Onward' Is Pixar's First Movie That Feels Like An Attempt To Repeat A Formula

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