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Cowboy Bebop

Interplanetary bounty hunters take missions onboard their ship the Bebop in this anime classic.
New articles appear Saturdays at 3 PM Eastern.

Current Season: 1 - Total Episodes: 23

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“Hard Luck Woman”

by Simon Abrams February 18, 2012 -

A backstory-building episode that leans too heavily on Ed.

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“Brain Scratch”

by Simon Abrams February 11, 2012 -

The crew tangles with a dangerously charismatic cult leader.

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“Cowboy Funk”

by Simon Abrams February 4, 2012 -

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“Boogie Woogie Feng Shui”

by Simon Abrams January 14, 2012 -

Jet receives a mysterious letter from a long-forgotten acquaintance and kicks off a new quest.

Ep. 24, Season 1
“Hard Luck Woman”
Ep. 23, Season 1
“Brain Scratch”
Ep. 22, Season 1
“Cowboy Funk”
Ep. 21, Season 1
“Boogie Woogie Feng Shui”

Features Reviews

Season

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“Hard Luck Woman”
Episode 24

A backstory-building episode that leans too heavily on Ed.
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“Brain Scratch”
Episode 23

The crew tangles with a dangerously charismatic cult leader.
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“Cowboy Funk”
Episode 22

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“Boogie Woogie Feng Shui”
Episode 21

Jet receives a mysterious letter from a long-forgotten acquaintance and kicks off a new quest.
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“Pierrot Le Fou”
Episode 20

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“Wild Horses”
Episode 19

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“Speak Like A Child”
Episode 18

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“Mushroom Samba”
Episode 17

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“Black Dog Serenade”
Episode 16

Good direction goes a long way in a Jet-centric episode.
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"My Funny Valentine"
Episode 15

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“Bohemian Rhapsody”
Episode 14

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“Jupiter Jazz”
Episode 12-13

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“Toys In The Attic”
Episode 11

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“Ganymede Elegy”
Episode 10

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"Jamming With Edward"
Episode 9

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"Waltz For Venus"
Episode 8

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"Heavy Metal Queen"
Episode 7

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"Sympathy For The Devil"
Episode 6

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"Ballad Of Fallen Angels"
Episode 5

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"Gateway Shuffle"
Episode 4

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"Honky Tonk Women"
Episode 3

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"Stray Dog Strut"
Episode 2

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"Asteroid Blues"
Episode 1

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Spartacus goes for a walk in the woods, probably in search of graphic violence and nudity
Spartacus and all his muscle-y friends go for a walk in the woods, one that can only end in BLOOD!!!! Also: Veronica Mars begins a season; Pete & Pete ends one.
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The series finale of The Increasingly Poor Decisions Of Todd Margaret leaves us no room for a headline
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Supernatural really, really, really wants to zigazig ah! Magical babies and butchered corpses!
Supernatural is doing an episode called "The Slice Girls," so you can just about expect what we're joking about. Also: You can tell by the way we use our walk we're a ladies man.
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Fringe has returned, and it's truly heading into the darkest timeline
Everybody loves Fringe, but Fringe needs your love to get better ratings and maybe stick around a while. Also: The 49ers! Miss America! Jay Leno! Some weird Disney Channel movie!
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Portlandia is back, making the world safe for unassuming sketch comedy
Portlandia has returned, making the world safe for unassuming sketch comedy that gently pokes fun at lefties. Also: the NFL playoffs, Charlie Chaplin, and more IFC comedy.
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An empty pre-holiday weekend means we all have to pretend we like Grimm if we want to stay in
It's one of the last weekends before Christmas. Everybody will be shopping. So all that's on TV is stuff like Grimm, crappy Christmas movies, Chuck, and the NCAA Division III Football Championship.
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We are The Colbert Report late-night round-up, and so can you
We look back at the week that was in the world of Stephen Colbert and hope he doesn't declare war on us. Also: Boss has a season finale, Grimm doubles up, and Katy Perry's on SNL.
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Steve Buscemi wins our hearts by hosting Saturday Night Live
Steve Buscemi is hosting Saturday Night Live, and we couldn't be more excited for him (and for us). Also: College football championships, lucky babies, and kitty cats!
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A Gifted Man realizes it's paying Margo Martindale, gives her something to do
We bid farewell to A Gifted Man with an episode that realizes the show is paying Margo Martindale and should give her something to do. Also, golf takes a long time, you know?
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TV Club Classic reaches the end of its long Buffy The Vampire Slayer journey; Noel Murray sheds a single tear
After over three years of articles, Noel Murray reaches the end of Buffy, and we're all a little sad about it. Also, new episodes of Fringe, Chuck, and Saturday Night Live.
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America really wanted to watch Grimm because it's just fond of double M's
America has unexpectedly made Grimm a hit by NBC standards, so now we have to listen to the network crow about it. Also, Charlie Day is on SNL?! Awesome!
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TV Club Classic announces winter schedule, plans to become place where everybody knows your name
The fall TV season has finally died down, with only a couple of new series still to debut next month, so that means it's time for us to fill our days with TV Club Classic, that fun feature where we pretend that it's perpetually 2003 and the tears we're cr...
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