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After "Criminal Minds'' A.J. Cook Addressed Voit 'Reveling' In His Power Over The BAU, How Long Can JJ Keep Her Secret?
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After four episodes of "Criminal Minds: Evolution's" second season in the 2024 TV schedule, it's abundantly clear that being locked up didn't do much to stop Elias Voit from messing with the profilers of the BAU. Despite a shakeup when his reunion with his family devolved into his eldest daughter trying to stab him, Voit was still at his manipulative worst... or best, depending on your perspective! By the end of "Kingdom of the Blind," Zach Gilford's character had schemed his way into a transfer to Quantico to work as a profiler alongside the team, including JJ as she keeps something to herself. Voit got win after win in an episode when JJ wanted to talk to Prentiss about her secret, leaving me thinking about what actress A.J. Cook told us about Voit and power. But first things first!
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Jeff Probst Admitted 'Survivor’s' Worst Ever Twist Went Too Far
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With a podcast that covers each episode and a willingness to do interviews with various media outlets, Jeff Probst is typically a lot more available than most other reality competition hosts. For better or worse, the longtime face of "Survivor" is typically willing to address just about anything related to the beloved game, but that doesn’t mean he always shares the same perspective as fans. That was especially clear after Season 41 and Season 42’s infamous Hourglass Twist, but years later, he’s apparently had a change of heart and is now taking accountability for the infuriating mishap. The twist in question is well known to most "Survivor" fans, but to make sure we’re on the same page, let me recap quickly. During Season 41 and again during Season 42, the castaways were split into two teams and given a chance to win their way into the merge. Those from the winning team would make the final tribe, and those from the losing team would be eligible for elimination with the loser not making the jury. Each time, two players were held out of the competition and one was sent to a separate island and later given the choice to either reverse the results of the mergetory challenge and be safe with the losers or keep the results of the challenge and be up for elimination with the losers. Obviously they both decided to give themselves immunity and change the results.
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Every 'Bad Boys' Movie Ranked From Worst To Best, Including 'Ride Or Die'
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Though they’re not everyone’s favorites, we can’t get enough of the "Bad Boys" movies, and it’s been that way for about as long as I can remember. Over the years, we've watched Will Smith’s Mike Lowrey and Martin Lawrence’s Marcus Burnett pull off some crazy feats, nab some bad guys, and solve various crimes in and around the greater Miami metropolitan area. From the franchise starter back in 1995 to the most recent addition, you could say we're ride-or-dies for this buddy cop action series, and we will be for life. That said, after watching "Bad Boys: Ride or Die" in theaters (an experience that was wild as hell), we decided to go back and rewatch the entire franchise and rank them from worst to best. But, don’t let the term “worst” fool you, as there are no losers in this game.
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'Nobody's Perfect': 'The Boys' Showrunner Told Us Why Starlight Is Such A Big Part Of Firecracker's Origin Story
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The first half of "The Boys’" fourth season has been a total doozy thus far, splitting critics’ opinions with its satirical bent on real-world politics, while also delivering the most technically challenging nude super-clone fight in TV history, among other things. Amidst Butcher’s dying days and Homelander’s reflective aging, a new rivalry has emerged in the form of Valorie Curry’s new Seven member Firecracker and Erin Moriarty’s Starlight, and the third and fourth episodes drove home the personal reasons why the villainous supe hates both Annie and her powered persona. When CinemaBlend spoke with co-creator and showrunner Eric Kripke, he not only told me a few key details about Rob Benedict’s self-pleasuring spa scene, but he also explained why the creative team wanted to give Firecracker and Starlight an arc with genuine comic book friction guiding it.
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Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt and The Cast Of ‘The Fall Guy’ Are Just Having Too Much Fun
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Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, Hannah Waddingham, Winston Duke and David Leitch are loving their film "The Fall Guy" and you can feel it in their interviews. We sat down with them to discuss their favorite bits from the movie and behind-the-scenes stories, and we got the scoop behind the film’s big ending cameo (note the spoiler warning at the end of the video). Plus, David Leitch tells us why Aaron Taylor-Johnson should play James Bond…and why he should direct it.
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‘It Was Just 24-7 Depression’: 'Role Play’s' Kaley Cuoco And David Oyelowo Recalls The Roles That Had Major Impacts
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In the Prime Video's Role Play, an action comedy starring Kaley Cuoco and David Oyelowo, the two play a married couple who find themselves in a very precarious situation. This is due to some professional entanglements on the part of Cuoco’s character. While the production demanded quite a bit of the two stars, they’ve definitely played challenging roles before. So when I spoke to them ahead of the film’s release, I couldn’t help but ask about the gigs that have had the biggest impacts on them. It goes without saying that both of the stars are tried and tested performers at this point in their careers and have produced excellent work. That’s one of the reasons I was so excited to speak to them on behalf of CinemaBlend. The two didn’t seem to have too much trouble choosing the roles that tested them the most. David Oyelowo pointed to his acclaimed turn as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Ava DuVernay’s historical drama, Selma. The British performer explained to me just why he found the process of playing the civil rights leader so “intense.”