One posted on X: 'Naughty of @BBCDragonsDen to water down a new series with 80% repeats #dragonsden.' Another penned: 'Is this not a repeat again?' Someone else said: '#dragonsden Is this a repeat?' ...

According to Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports, NFL TV partners (presumably ESPN, CBS, Fox, etc.) aren't exactly champing at the bit to add Rodgers to their broadcasts or studio shows.

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The insanely talented Andy Daly plays Forrest MacNeil, a professional critic who decides to review real-life experiences instead of just movies or TV shows. He then rates each experience in an ...

Even though American TV shows tend to get the lion’s share of coverage and attention, Canada shouldn't be left out of any discussion of great TV. The United States’ northern neighbor is ...

Few TV series have been able to accurately capture the teen/young adult experience in our modern, TikTok-infused world, but Amazon's delectably hilarious "Overcompensating" is one of the best ...

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as more new shows premiere on Netflix, Prime Video and other streaming services, as well as broadcast and cable TV channels. But this week's TV lineup is led not by a premiere, but by a finale.

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TV is often an immediate and reactive medium and much of it isn’t built to last. Which probably explains why so much of it, even since the turn of the century, has aged like fine milk.