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There was a time — short-lived, but it happened — when a Netflix series meant quality. From House of Cards to The Crown, these shows were well-acted with spectacular casts, gorgeous costuming, and sets; series designed to outperform HBO during the premium cable's peak. But by 2017, those in charge
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A former Doctor Who star, a decidedly not family-friendly superhero thriller, and a Spotify playlist-worthy rap soundtrack may seem like an unlikely combination. However, first-time showrunner Rapman proves he can pull off just about anything in his TV debut, Supacell. Landing on Netflix just in time for the July 4th
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Just because the superhero bubble has burst doesn't mean the genre is dead; it just means that if you're going to make a film or TV series that centers on power with superhuman powers, it needs to have something new to say. That's not
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There isn't exactly a shortage of superhero content in our pop culture. There's so much it's an open question whether or not the subgenre still has anything worthwhile to say, or if audiences are still interested. (The general Marvel malaise post-Avengers: Endgame hasn'
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Tosin Cole had barely exited Doctor Who as companion Ryan when Netflix snatched him up to star in the new superhero series it was producing with British director Rapman (aka Andrew Onwubolu), Supacell. The series, one of the many non-Marvel/DC branded superhero shows that Netflix has invested in, including
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We love seeing former Doctor Who companions continue to thrive after their time in the TARDIS. Former Twelfth Doctor companions Jenna Coleman and Pearl Mackie can be seen in popular shows as diverse as fantasy series The Sandman and crime drama The Long Call. Thirteenth Doctor pal Bradley Walsh is