Demelza Poldark not only has one of the most unusual names on television, but she has become one of its most fascinating characters as the PBS fave Poldark launches Season 4...

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NBC’s doctor show, New Amsterdam, combines medicine with fantasy, which might sound like a winning combination these days except that’s probably not what the network was trying to do...

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NBC’s new supernatural drama Manifest contains a lot of elements that feel familiar and yet add up to something that feels different...

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