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One of the older writers on ScorpioLikeYou.com, Caleb often finds himself at odds with the mainstream fandom, but still has his own passions. An avid lover of all things British, he cannot resist a new BBC or ITV show, be it a comedy like Ghosts or a drama like The Durrells. Then, with a keen interest in cookery, he knows every British cooking show there is, and when he's not watching one, he's trying out a new recipe he's just learnt.

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DC's third film is a $40 million R-rated horror picture set before its first one
DC's third film is a $40 million R-rated horror picture set before its first one
DC's third film opens in three weeks. It is rated R, it cost about $40 million, it was shot in Liverpool, and it takes place before the first one. Mike Flanagan wrote it and is not directing it, which is not how most of the coverage reads.
Netflix renewed its Stranger Things spin-off in five days and cut two episodes from season two
Netflix renewed its Stranger Things spin-off in five days and cut two episodes from season two
Netflix renewed its Stranger Things animated spin-off five days after it premiered, before anyone could know whether it worked. It did not especially work, and the second season arrived this month two episodes shorter.
HBO says 9.3 million watched Lanterns and Nielsen could not find it for two weeks
HBO says 9.3 million watched Lanterns and Nielsen could not find it for two weeks
HBO says 9.3 million people watched the Lanterns premiere. Nielsen could not find the show anywhere in its top ten for two consecutive weeks. Both of those things are true, and the reason is worth understanding before the next streaming record lands.
Brad Pitt did not set a Rotten Tomatoes record and his new film is not at 100 per cent
Brad Pitt did not set a Rotten Tomatoes record and his new film is not at 100 per cent
Two outlets called Heart of the Beast a perfect score and an all-time Rotten Tomatoes record. It opens Friday on 92% — a number that is genuinely the best of David Ayer's career and is not a record of any kind.
Darkwing Duck Has Not Been Gone 35 Years. That Is the Plot of the New Show
Darkwing Duck Has Not Been Gone 35 Years. That Is the Plot of the New Show
Disney+ greenlit a Darkwing Duck revival with Mark Hamill in the lead, and the coverage turned the show's own plot device into a production fact. The character has been on screen three times since 1992.
Netflix Has Two Different First Theatrical Releases, and Cliff Booth Took the Date Narnia Gave Up
Netflix Has Two Different First Theatrical Releases, and Cliff Booth Took the Date Narnia Gave Up
The first trailer for David Fincher's Cliff Booth film arrived with a claim that Netflix has now made twice about two different movies — and the Thanksgiving slot it occupies belonged to the other one until recently.
The Emmys Drew 6.7 Million Viewers. Whether That Is Down 9, 10 or 12 Percent Depends on Who Is Dividing
The Emmys Drew 6.7 Million Viewers. Whether That Is Down 9, 10 or 12 Percent Depends on Who Is Dividing
The 78th Emmys drew 6.7 million viewers and the same number was reported as down 9 percent, down 10 percent and down 11.7 percent. All three are arithmetically correct, which is the problem.
Jean Smart Did Not Beat Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and the Emmy Database Cannot Agree With Itself
Jean Smart Did Not Beat Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and the Emmy Database Cannot Agree With Itself
Jean Smart won her fifth Emmy for Hacks and the coverage said she had passed Julia Louis-Dreyfus. The Television Academy's own database says otherwise — and contradicts itself about Smart's career total on the same page.
Rob Reiner’s Posthumous Emmy Is Not the First. The Real Record Needs One Word.
Rob Reiner’s Posthumous Emmy Is Not the First. The Real Record Needs One Word.
Rob Reiner won a posthumous Emmy for The Bear this month. It is being called the first of its kind, which it is not, and the true version of the record is more interesting anyway.
Nobody Can Agree How Many Categories the Emmys Cut Tonight
Nobody Can Agree How Many Categories the Emmys Cut Tonight
Five categories were cut from tonight's Emmy telecast. Or six. Or seven. All three numbers are in print, and the reason is that nobody is counting the same thing.