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The 13 Rules for Creating a Prestige TV Drama
Step 1: Start with an anti-hero.
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Step 1: Start with an anti-hero.
Also, Eli Roth's original series Hemlock Grove had a great debut weekend.
Beau Willimon takes on intricate plot questions and defends criticism from those who have devoured the Netflix series.
He'll answer them!
Huh?
Plus: Working with Adam Levine is like watching Magic Mike, per Andy Samberg, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
Spoilers ahead.
This bodes well for Arrested Development, we presume.
Though Netflix still won't share any numbers.
We promised a full review of House of Cards after last Friday’s preview, and here it is.
Plus: Conan totally embarrassed Jennifer Lawrence, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
Finally, a space for binge-watchers to discuss the show without worrying about dropping spoilers for everyone else.
So many 30 Rock questions.
Our critic samples two episodes, and reveals whether he thinks it's worth proceeding through all thirteen.
Netflix says it won't release viewership data, and some TV executives say that isn't fair. But there will be signs whether it was worth it.
It premieres this week.
Netflix packs a star-packed punch.
You'll be able to see the entire series all on the same day.
Yes, the guy who played Hemingway.
Just hiring David Fincher or the 'Arrested Development' team doesn't mean you know how to make a hit.
The streaming giant beat all the other networks bidding for the new series.
He'll star in the drama series 'House of Cards.'