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With the arrival of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories in the public domain, it pretty much means anything goes now when it comes to the world of the iconic British detective. Watson is out here trying to tell a Sherlock story in which Holmes is not
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When Arthur Conan Doyle dreamed up the cocaine-and-heroin-addicted, (and, in modern terms, probably-ace-and-autistic) Sherlock Holmes in the mid-1880s, he had no idea he was launching a detective trope that would dominate the industry. Nor did he ever anticipate how many ways his characters would be spun in the century after
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We head into the Joan finale with the stakes higher than ever. Our titular jewel thief was arrested a few episodes prior for her involvement in stealing a painting from an estate in Sussex. She can either take a deal and rat on the members of the IRA who offered
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Jail does not suit our titular heroine in Joan, as we quickly learn in the penultimate episode. Not only is she not allowed to speak to Kelly while on the inside, but the IRA also infiltrated the prison and sent her a message via a bout of severely bruised ribs.
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To hear Joan (Sophie Turner) tell it, you'd think that Boisie (Frank Dillane) was Mr. Perfect, but the rose-colored glasses finally came off even for her in the fourth episode of her titular series. The news that the Ashburys were hoping to adopt Kelly lit a fire under
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There are a lot of words to describe Joan Hannington in Joan, but one of the first adjectives needs to mean "a quick learner." After a disastrous meeting with social services in Episode 2, Joan is determined to make much money quickly to regain custody of her daughter.
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Joan Hannington only just started jewelry thieving on Joan, but she's already leveling up at the game. Boisie put her through a few tests before taking her to Spain for a big job. He sent her down the high street with a stolen checkbook to secure fancy clothes
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Since taking over CW, new owners Nexstar have been experimenting with co-producing shows, mostly with the CBC in Canada. However, there have been a few U.K. series: Leonardo, Everyone Else Burns, Joan, and the forthcoming Sherlock & Daughter. However, they haven't fared well. Leonardo barely made a
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There's a new jewel thief in town, and she's not afraid to take you for all you are worth. Joan is based on a true story and introduces the world to Joan Hannington (Sophie Turner) – if you haven't read the real-life Joan's
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"Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend" takes on new meaning in the upcoming ITV and CW drama Joan. Sophie Turner stars in the co-production that will begin airing on CW in October 2024, starring as Joan Hannington, a 1980s-ra mother-turned-jewel thief. The series starts when Joan
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Our first look at Sophie Turner (Game of Thrones) in the forthcoming historical true crime drama Joan is technically more Queen of Crime than Queen in the North, but there's no doubt that this six-part drama is one of the most intriguing British imports headed to American shores
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While it may have once been the go-to destination for buzzy teen dramas and interconnected superhero shows, The CW is working hard to change its image to something more mainstream. The network is under new management, who are clearly eager to appeal to a broader swath of viewers than the