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If this latest season seems violent just for violence's sake, that's kind of the point. There's more to 'AHS's gore than meets the eye.
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Get into the Halloween spirit by streaming a Chucky film tonight on Netflix.
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Ryan Murphy’s anthology series just premiered its scariest and most disturbing episode in years.
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Are you desperate for another hit of Disjointed? Here's the latest info on when the show's next ten episodes will air.
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In Disjointed's world, as in the real world, marijuana is fun, normal, and the future.
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The Netflix comedy figured out a way to breathe a large amount of heart into a workplace comedy that could’ve been unworthy of such a sensitive subject.
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Kathy Bates isn't afraid to transition from carnie to weed connoisseur to sociopath and back again, making her one of the most versatile actors in the industry.
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"I was surrounded by James Burrows, Chuck Lorre and Kathy Bates, so I was mostly shutting up and watching and listening."
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“I think people have the wrong idea about what it’s going to be, but that’s because people know my politics,” said Murphy in a Q&A with FX CEO John...
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Comedies! Superheroes! Superstars! Weed! It is a Happy Friday indeed.
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The odd new Netflix comedy
Disjointed gives us our clearest understanding of Chuck Lorre's appeal yet.
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Kathy Bates offers “free joints for everybody" in the new trailer for Chuck Lorre's upcoming comedy.
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With its third season completed, it's time to declare the best-in-show for American Crime. Congratulations, Lili Taylor.
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Netflix gets blunt and sets a premiere date for the Kathy Bates-led comedy.
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Just how many trophy tears must a lady shed to take home a golden man? Decider investigated.
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There is a twist coming to 'American Horror Story: Roanoke," and we are getting antsy trying to guess what it is.
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The platform will be the official partner for both 2016 conventions.
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See the full list of this year's Emmy nominees!
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Remember the brilliant dishiness of HBO's dramatization of the Letterman/Leno saga.
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Ryan Murphy's fan-loved shows brought more diversity to television, but was the exposure worth the stereotypes?