A palindrome is a phrase that reads the same forwards and backwards: “Madam I’m Adam,” or something like that. Fargo’…

Well, the Sioux Falls Massacre certainly lived up to its name. After a season full of dropped bodies, the climax of…

There’s nothing so volatile as a person who doesn’t know their own mind. It’s become increasingly obvious that Peggy…

This show looks great, doesn’t it? And it sounds great, too. The colors are crisp and wintery and a little sad, and…

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You want to believe things used to be better. It’s something fundamental to the human experience; you want to…

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