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Lust plays a substantial role in both the Father Ralph/Meggie and Fleabag/Priest relationships.
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Sam Fox is one of the few females on TV who is saying, "We sweat. We poop. Getting a handle on stress is really hard."
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This scene, no matter how much it's fine-tuned for 2019 viewers, will always be problematic.
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To quote SNL's Stefon, this film has everything: A snow-covered palace, the late Sir Roger Moore, two cherubic orphans, and a fairy-tale country called "Castlebury."
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It's hard not to draw parallels between Outlander Season 4 and today's immigration debates.
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The KonMarie philosophy shouldn't strictly be about your tactile possessions, you know.
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Claudia and Elizabeth are providing Paige with a female support system, but it's built on the flimsiest of foundations.
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As a highly trained spy – and as a fictional character on a TV show – Elizabeth has the power to do things that ordinary women cannot.
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When The Americans returns, the show's two main leads, Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys, will be more disconnected than ever.
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“What if I wasn’t supposed to be a mother?” Midge ruefully asks a stand up comedy audience. Well...what if she wasn't?
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Amy Sherman-Palladino's latest series captures the feeling of being Jewish, even if not all the details are quite right.
Fun
Frisky
Nostalgic
Intense
Adventurous
Choked Up
Curious
Romantic
Weird
Lust plays a substantial role in both the Father Ralph/Meggie and Fleabag/Priest relationships.
Sam Fox is one of the few females on TV who is saying, "We sweat. We poop. Getting a handle on stress is really hard."
This scene, no matter how much it's fine-tuned for 2019 viewers, will always be problematic.
To quote SNL's Stefon, this film has everything: A snow-covered palace, the late Sir Roger Moore, two cherubic orphans, and a fairy-tale country called "Castlebury."
Queue And A
The KonMarie philosophy shouldn't strictly be about your tactile possessions, you know.
Claudia and Elizabeth are providing Paige with a female support system, but it's built on the flimsiest of foundations.
As a highly trained spy – and as a fictional character on a TV show – Elizabeth has the power to do things that ordinary women cannot.
When The Americans returns, the show's two main leads, Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys, will be more disconnected than ever.
“What if I wasn’t supposed to be a mother?” Midge ruefully asks a stand up comedy audience. Well...what if she wasn't?
Amy Sherman-Palladino's latest series captures the feeling of being Jewish, even if not all the details are quite right.
