US television
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Graeme Virtue: The Batman prequel explores the city’s vast ecosystem of corruption, and while it’s still finding its feet, it has plenty of potential to grow
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NBC might be hoping to suck in the hate-watchers, but there’s an outside chance the follow up to last year’s panned Sound Of Music Live! might actually be good
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The actor and TableTop host on geek culture, not being a dick on the internet, and why gaming needs to stop treating women as an anomaly
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News: The actors take roles in Codes of Conduct, about a black man rising through high society New York, which Oscar winner will co-write and produce
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Costume designer Michele Clapton discussed the HBO show’s sartorial subtleties such as Jaime Lannister’s golden hand and whether the Greyjoys stink of fish oil
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Netflix’s Kevin Spacey-led political thriller will be back in February 2015, but former fan Stuart Heritage worries it may have reached its limits
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Series star Fred Savage’s mother kept it since show ended in 1993, joking that museum might want it one day
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Brian Moylan's having an episode Girlfriends' Guide To Divorce: 'Sex and the City meets Golden Girls'
Bravo’s new divorce comedy is an interesting proposition with a pedigree-packed backroom but ultimately it’s not as original as it thinks it is, writes Brian Moylan -
Luke Holland: Naysayers and critics have written it off as a substandard instalment, but there’s a lot to love in this tale of 1950s carnival gore – especially Twisty the Clown
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Netflix’s flagship drama signalled its return in typically stylish and intriguing fashion with a 12-second teaser video
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AMC seems determined to hammer fans with a never-ending deluge of teaser trailers ahead of Better Call Saul’s release. One reason for the hard sell? The network needs a hit
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The mid-season finale saw Rick lose the plot, Carl does some dangerous DIY and Maggie has a very bad day. Spoiler alert: this blog is published after The Walking Dead airs on AMC in the US on Sundays. Do not read on unless you have watched season five, episode five (which airs in the UK on Fox on Mondays)
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Nosheen Iqbal: Like all great sitcom characters, Dr Lahiri is deluded, egotistical – and very funny. The only difference is that she is a woman
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New Netflix original Marco Polo makes its debut, as does Amazon’s Gael Garcia Bernal-starring Mozart in the Jungle, plus stand-up from Nick Offerman, Stephen Fry and Zach Galifianakis
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Gwilym Mumford: The relationship between Carrie and Saul is brought back into focus in the best episode of the season, if not one of the strongest in the entire show
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The investigation into a 2000 conviction by Baltimore Sun reporter Sarah Koenig is running in parallel with a legal process Adnan Syed’s lawyer calls his ‘last best chance’
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Tarrytown Music Hall says canceling shows are too costly but comedian’s management will give back patrons’ money
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Monica Tan interviews the lively 86-year-old star of the iconic 1960s Batman series
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Lifetime’s Christmas film takes an internet meme and whips it up into a confection laced with irony and meta-commentary – but the cat remains adorable
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As MTV’s competitive dating show comes to an end, LaToya Ferguson tries to decipher the show’s ‘love algorithm’ and see if binary love actually exists
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What did you miss on the late night talkshows? Meghan Trainor’s Thanksgiving carols and Wu-Tang Clan bringing da ruckus to Letterman
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The American comedian is so likable that she can be forgiven for this ‘non-book’. By Laura Miller
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News: Clip centred around Arya Stark tweeted from official account as new website launches, promising “the sight”
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What did you miss on the late night talkshows? Seth Rogan on getting naked, William Shatner on how to cook a turkey and a filth-fest from former Friends
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News: McAdams and Kitsch join previously announced leads Colin Farrell and Vince Vaughn in second season of the noirish crime drama, which will be set around southern California
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Don’t fancy arguing with your uncle, or standing in the parking lot at Target trying to score a plasma TV? Sink into these classics instead
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As the show approaches its mid-season finale we’re treated to an episode featuring a careless clergyman, a failed kidnapping and Daryl doling out another gruesome death blows
Spoiler alert: this blog is published after The Walking Dead airs on AMC in the US on Sundays. Do not read on unless you have watched season five, episode five (which airs in the UK on Fox on Mondays)
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Senator Lockhart’s back, Saul edges closer to Afghanistan and Carrie is off on a trip of her own …
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Striking aspect of case against veteran US comedy star is how many accusers are ready to be named, writes Joanna Walters
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The affairs and the scandals of a life among Hollywood royalty – and where Renée Zellweger and Jennifer Lawrence get it wrong. By Emma Brockes
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A damning 2005 article about two of his accusers was scrapped for a softer interview with the comedian after his lawyers threatened to sue the publication
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One’s camp and soapy, the other’s highbrow and sober. But in both crime dramas, the more facts that are revealed, the murkier things get
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CBS, NBC, ABC and Fox stick with hit primetime shows but viewers saw the president’s address on Spanish-language channel Univision
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Trailerwatch: The Breaking Bad spinoff will begin in the US on 8 February with another episode scheduled for the following night, as show confirms focus on ‘Jimmy McGill’
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Mail Online TV could become a reality. But what would it be like? Here are some suggestions from our readers on Twitter
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