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Davis ripped the BAFTAs in a scathing tweet after Sunday's show. -
We are Without Remorse in declaring our love for this amazing actress! -
No matter what your preference may be (comedy, drama, talk show, sci-fi, western), we’ve got something in the mix for your viewing enjoyment. -
A-list producers are refusing to work for the studio until they get things "in order". -
"Kaleidoscope" an innovative and gutsy episode, one that relies on a lot of trust from its viewers. -
The 10-episode Arctic thriller stars Richard Dormer and Dennis Quaid and will debut later this year on Prime Video. -
The Prime Video original drama series stars Ron Perlman, Dana Delany, and Garret Dillahunt. -
As tweeted by the show’s writer and producer, Amazon’s dark drama ‘Mad Dogs’ has decided to end on top rather than forcing a second season. -
Mad Dogs was entertaining as the dickens from start to finish, its musings on sacrifice and regret and morality never glib or hamfisted and often quite thoughtful. -
It’s not entirely Jazmin’s fault that the big confrontation the show built to all season feels a little muffled in the end. -
Like Breaking Bad and Fargo, Mad Dogs depends on a plot structure of interlocking catastrophes so intricate, you’d need those robot arms to pull it off. -
This episode reminds us of Breaking Bad (in a good way, natch!). -
It’s just one episode, but this one’s a road divided. Without the great Alison Tolman as a stabilizing and unifying presence, “Leslie,” Mad Dogs’ sixth installment, resumes its previously very, very ... -
Fargo’s Allison Tolman as Rochelle—an ill-fated American embassy employee who seems like our gruesome foursome’s last best hope. -
Four episodes in, Mad Dog continues to consistently be inconsistent, at least as far as the audience's plot expectations are concerned. Writing and acting-wise, though, it's as tight as ever. -
Like the choice to get the four friends back to their stolen boat, the decision to unmask and manhandle the Cat was a surprising act of self-denial. -
The performances of the actors go a long way to keeping the early-Tarantino black-comedy-of-errors stuff emotionally palatable. -
The streaming service has grown substantially. The reason? Quality over quantity and impeccable timing. -
“Listen to your friend Billy Zane. He’s a cool dude. He’s trying to help you out.” That was sage advice in Zoolander, but here? Not so much. -
Cozy up this weekend with some Mad Dogs, mad investors, and an Oscillating Fan for Your Home!
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