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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Timothy Martin

    Prime Video's Spy Thriller Epic With 2 Spin-Offs Is One of the Biggest TV Shows Ever Made (opens the original)

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    There’s never been a better time for thrillers on TV. Shows like Reacher and Slow Horses are among the most popular ongoing series on streaming, and there are many more that have flown under the radar. And for every prestige title that becomes a cultural phenomenon, there are several that end up generating mixed reactions. Prime Video's Citadel falls somewhere in between. It's a globe-trotting spy thriller that feels more like a movie with its cast and action set pieces, but it's possible you've

  2. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Timothy Martin

    10 Wisest ‘Peanuts’ Quotes We’re Still Coming Back to After Its 50-Year Run (opens the original)

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    There are only a few comic strips that compare to the wisdom shared by Charles Schulz in Peanuts. Within just a few panels, he managed to articulate the universal experience of childhood, while incorporating some deeply profound truths. Although the strip was always funny, Schulz consistently took time to show the anxieties of Charlie Brown, the bossiness of Lucy, the imagination of Snoopy, and the mature insights of Linus. Every character had their time in the spotlight and at some point droppe

  3. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Timothy Martin

    8 Greatest Netflix Miniseries That No One Remembers (opens the original)

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    We all know Netflix's biggest hits. The streamer has produced countless critically acclaimed miniseries, like The Queen's Gambit, Beef, Adolesence, and Baby Reindeer, which each continue to dominate conversations. However, while they've taken a lot of the spotlight, there are plenty of exceptional limited series which have quietly faded from public memory. And it just so happens that a few of them are among my favorite shows on the platform, with great performances and top-tier writing. By creat

  4. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Timothy Martin

    10 Greatest 'Peanuts' Comic Strips of the 1990s, Ranked (opens the original)

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    It's hard to say whether one era of Peanuts stands out as the best of Charles Schulz's entire series. However, as a child of the 1990s, I will always have a natural affinity for the comic strips that I grew up reading in the newspaper. By that point in Schulz's career, he had perfected his craft and truly cemented each character as the versions we all know today, including Linus, Lucy, and even their youngest brother, Rerun. Unfortunately, the later eras of the strip have often been overlooked i

  5. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Timothy Martin

    34 Years Later, ‘Calvin and Hobbes’s Most Unforgettable Line Remains the Best in Comic Strip History (opens the original)

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    There aren’t many comic strips as iconic as Calvin and Hobbes. That's because Bill Watterson didn’t simply create a series about the universal experience of growing up— he crafted a philosophical comic strip that would endure for decades to come. Even into the 1990s, when Watterson walked away from his masterpiece, he was still producing the strip’s most memorable entries. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can

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