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‘Bob’s Burgers’ Actor Eugene Mirman Speaks Out After Surviving Fiery Car Crash: I’m ‘On the Mend’ and ‘Thankful Beyond Words to Be Here’
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‘Bob’s Burgers’ Actor Eugene Mirman Speaks Out After Surviving Fiery Car Crash: I’m ‘On the Mend’ and ‘Thankful Beyond Words to Be Here’

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u/MarvelsGrantMan136 — 4 hours ago
‘Hacks’ Star Hannah Einbinder Blasts AI Creators as ‘Losers’: ‘You Guys Suck… I Want to Put Your Head in the Toilet and Flush’
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‘Hacks’ Star Hannah Einbinder Blasts AI Creators as ‘Losers’: ‘You Guys Suck… I Want to Put Your Head in the Toilet and Flush’

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u/yourfavchoom — 4 hours ago
Esquire Singapore Published a Fake, AI-Generated Interview with ‘One Piece’ Actor Mackenyu Maeda Because He Was Unable to Attend Their Planned Session
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Esquire Singapore Published a Fake, AI-Generated Interview with ‘One Piece’ Actor Mackenyu Maeda Because He Was Unable to Attend Their Planned Session

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u/Gato1980 — 1 hour ago
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Inspired by the supernatural night shift meme from The Pitt, what are shows where you could fit in a supernatural plot running underneath the main show without breaking it?

For the uninitiated, there is a desire for The Pitt to have a show that follows the night shift team because everyone who pops up from the night shift has been extremely compelling and confident.

Within that conversation, there’s a subset who believe that a supernatural slant on the Night Shift could be as entertaining as it is utterly ridiculous.

This got me thinking, what are other shows that could fit this mold without breaking the main show? I think the pit situation could work because we followed the dayshift and historically in supernatural shows things go bump in the night, so it would allow the pit to exist as it currently does without breaking it while also accounting for this absolutely insane concept

I could 100% see a spin-off of HIMYM that follows Barney as a male succubus whose playbook is deliberately structured because consensual sex keeps him young but falling in love will make him lose his mortality and he has sex with a lot of women to avoid falling in love but when he gets with Robin, it starts to have him age, and his daughter in the finale is his true love and allows him to live a fulfilling life until he dies, a transformed man.

Your thoughts?

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u/DonquixoteDFlamingo — 2 hours ago
My last artwork. Hope you like it!
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My last artwork. Hope you like it!

u/goldn__arts — 22 hours ago
Image 1 — Last year's EpisodeHive Wire ratings vs Today's. What changed?
Image 2 — Last year's EpisodeHive Wire ratings vs Today's. What changed?
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Last year's EpisodeHive Wire ratings vs Today's. What changed?

Left: The Wire episode ratings on April 3rd 2025

Right: The Wire episode ratings on April 3rd 2026, the day this is posted.

u/Phuxsea — 2 hours ago
The Daleks' Master Plan: Episode One ("The Nightmare Begins") is now available for American viewing on the Doctor Who: Classic YouTube channel.

The Daleks' Master Plan: Episode One ("The Nightmare Begins") is now available for American viewing on the Doctor Who: Classic YouTube channel.

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u/Gargus-SCP — 1 hour ago
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HBO Max keeps skipping a few seconds after skipping an intro

Whenever i skip an intro on The Sopranos it goes past about 20 seconds. It isn't just Sopranos i watch some cartoons on HBO too and they also have the same problem. Is there any fix for this?

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u/Ro10nix — 1 hour ago
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Going through a horrible time. Need shows that engage and distract that aren’t dark

As the title says I am going through a very horrific time. I am mostly surviving by sitting with my mum and watching tv for distraction.

I actually prefer shows that aren’t comedies, but are engaging without being overly dark, minimal sexual scenes. Some action, adventure or light violence is fine. Just nothing scary, dark, or overly violent please.

We enjoy time travel, sci-fi, action, drama etc

some shows we have watched and that have been good so far for reference:

Timeless
Fringe
Travellers
Frequency
Silo
Paradise
Hijack
Queen of the South

thank you!

EDIT: some darkness is okay like Silo and Frequency have but nothing too much, especially not gruesome stuff, constant violence or SA

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u/fairyqueeniepie — 15 hours ago
Week