Sarah Michelle Gellar Signs on for Cruel Intentions TV Show: The Bitch Is Back! | E! Online

The bitch is back. Sarah Michelle Gellar has officially signed on to reprise her role as Kathryn Merteuil in NBC’s Cruel Intentions sequel, meaning that pilot just got a whole lot cooler. Gellar will star in the project, which comes from writers Jordan Ross and Lindsey Rosin and the original film’s writer/director Roger Kumble, serves as a follow-up to the 1999 movie. The series will follow Kathryn’s…

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Today is the anniversary of Laura Palmer’s death—and Dale Cooper’s arrival in Twin Peaks · Great Job, Internet! · The A.V. Club

  So it turns out the timeframe for Laura Palmer’s reunion with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper is a little more elastic than Twin Peaks creators David Lynch and Mark Frost might’ve hoped for. But there’s always one date that can be counted on by fans of the strangest, eeriest, campiest, damn-good-coffee-(and hot!)-est series in…

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The truthers are out there now: “The X-Files” revival failed the show’s mysterious beauty – Salon.com

Last night’s “The X-Files”—the final episode of the six-episode “event series” that saw the 1993 show return for a swansong two decades later—was an abject mess. “My Struggle II,” written and directed by series creator Chris Carter, was riddled with weaknesses, both structurally and ideologically. Given how messy the season’s opening episode was—that one was…

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As Fox’s Revival of ‘The X-Files’ Concludes With ‘My Struggle II,’ Do We Still Want to Believe? – The Atlantic

Some thoughts on the conclusion of Fox’s The X-Files revival, including but not limited to: the Spartan virus, shady cabals, were-monsters, climate change, trash spirits, and Ford Explorers. Sophie Gilbert: During the first episode of The X-Files’s mini-revival, I found myself saying “gahhhh” rather more than I’d expected (and I’d expected a fair amount). Like:…

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A guide to Broad City’s weird and wonderful world of jokes – Vox

TV comedies love callbacks, running jokes, and hidden “Easter eggs.” In this video, we explain the difference between those three devices — and how Comedy Central’s Broad City uses them all to make its fictional world weirder and more wonderful with every episode. Broad City is a hilarious, profane delight. Since its Comedy Central premiere…

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