If you've been enjoying Apple TV's Pluribus but need another sci-fi show, then you can't go wrong trying out Netflix's sci-fi ...

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Despite its initial critical and commercial failure in 1982, John Carpenter's The Thing subsequently morphed into a point of ...

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When the end credits roll on Pluribus Episode 6, fans will not only be buzzing with excitement for Episode 7, but likely wrestling with a few lingering questions… Pluribus Episode 6 spoilers ahead.

Pluribus officially set a new record for Apple TV‘s biggest drama series launch, and after last week’s gasp-worthy cliffhanger, we can’t wait to see what else the compelling sci-fi show has in store.

What is the point of the hivemind in Pluribus? So far, the show hasn’t offered much of an answer beyond simply “Hivemind good.” Meanwhile, protagonist Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn) is much more ...

The minute It: Welcome to Derry Episode 6 dropped, I felt the floor tilt beneath me. The hour wastes no time thrusting us into the heart of its darkest revelations. Lilly is obsessed with the meteor ...

If the letters “HDP” send chills down your spine now, you’ve come to the right place. In Pluribus episode 6 (titled “HDP”), protagonist Carol (Rhea Seehorn) makes a disturbing discovery, which leads ...

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OK, most of us figured this out last week in “Got Milk” when Carol (Rhea Seehorn) was investigating what the Joined’s favorite drink actually was made of, culminating in that episode’s closing moment ...