Jessica Toomer
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 26
- Latest publication
- Sep 21, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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10 Greatest Crime Shows With Fewer Than 40 Episodes (opens the original)
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The prestige crime show has a habit of forgetting when to leave. What starts as a taut mystery about a missing kid balloons into eight seasons plus a spin-off nobody asked for, and by the fourth season, the writers are inventing new murders just to keep the stars employed. But the shows below never got the chance to overstay. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe any time. *Required: 8 chars, 1 cap
Every Jane Austen Book, Ranked (opens the original)
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Jane Austen wrote six novels, which feels like a small number considering how often her work pops up in a contemporary setting. Her books have been adapted into prestige films, miniseries, loose Hollywood reimaginings, and at least one zombie mashup. They've shaped how novelists from the Brontës to Sally Rooney think about interiority and dialogue, and the way two people in a room can say one thing and mean another. Even unfinished fragments like Sanditon and The Watsons have made their way main
From 'New Girl' to 'Furious,' Every Liz Meriwether Show, Ranked (opens the original)
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Liz Meriwether has spent over a decade proving that she can write anything. She got her start with New Girl, a Fox sitcom about the most aggressively earnest roommate in Los Angeles. And now, she's running a show about a trafficking survivor who murders wealthy men as a form of therapy with Furious. (Hulu renewed that one for a second season before the finale even aired.) In between, she turned the Theranos saga into something that plays like a cringe comedy. So, yeah, the woman has range. By cr
Netflix's New YA Drama 'Crew Girl' Can't Measure Up to the Competition | Review (opens the original)
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The ice isn't the only arena making streamers horny for storytelling. Between Heated Rivalry and Off Campus, hockey has been mined so thoroughly that the open water is now auditioning for its turn. Crew Girl, Netflix's newest teen soap, has all the predictable trappings: excessive voiceover narration, quiet luxury, and love interests with abs you could grate Parmesan on. It's squeezing eight episodes of drama out of a different, though just as niche, school sport, and that's the action that actu
Forget 'Band of Brothers,' This Explosive 12-Episode WWII Epic Is the Perfect Replacement (opens the original)
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If you've rewatched Band of Brothers enough times to recite the "Bastogne" episode from memory, first of all, you're not alone. Second, you've probably spent the last two decades waiting for another WWII series to scratch that same itch and come up mostly empty. Masters of the Air tried. So did The Liberator. Most of them landed somewhere between reverent and forgettable, too busy genuflecting at the altar of the Greatest Generation to bother being interesting. By creating an account, you agree
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