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You and April have had your fun. Now it's time to say hello to May."Hi there, May."(That was you.)Anyway, here are 19 things to look forward to next month, involving, amongst other stuff: ho
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We're well aware over here that some epic battle went down last night on that show everyone loves. It's not like we live under a rock. But we're also, frankly, a little exhausted by the whol
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Deadwood: The Vacation A Three-Night Adventure Based on the HBO Show (and Upcoming Movie)
We're well aware over here that some epic battle went down last night on that show everyone loves.
It's not like we live under a rock.
But we're also, frankly, a little exhausted by the whole thing. At the very least, it makes us long for a more human-driven, less CGI'd HBO franchise. One that takes place in a real time and a real place, a town without castles and a population not overrun by ice zombies and dragons and stuff...
Related: Deadwood, David Milch's revered Western series from the mid-aughts, is returning to HBO on May 31st, for a special movie event. And for the first time, there's a full-on vacation package dedicated to squiring you around the actual Deadwood—you know, the legendary gold rush town in the Black Hills of South Dakota—where you'll stay in a haunted hotel, tour a 19th-century gold mine and try your damndest to avoid a duel (kidding).
Around this time every month, the powers that be at Netflix release their list of what's coming to and leaving the platform in the month to follow. It's a time to reflect. A time of mourning. A ti
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Grading What's Coming to and Leaving Netflix in May This Is Your Monthly Netflix Report Card
Around this time every month, the powers that be at Netflix release their list of what's coming to and leaving the platform in the month to follow. It's a time to reflect. A time of mourning. A time of hope.
To help you wade through that emotional soup, and help you decide what to watch in the weeks to come, we're putting together the Monthly Netflix Report Card, a highly scientific, yet mostly arbitrary, very subjective assessment of the streaming giant's gains and losses.
