In the newest Pop Culture Theme Time, I'm looking to hear examples of notable plot danglers from TV series.
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In a feature looking at if or when a TV series since 2006 "jumped the shark," Brian asks you all to determine when (or if) Chuck jumped the shark.
Joshua Bassett famously inspired some of Olivia Rodrigo's biggest hits off her album, Sour. Now, somehow, he has even MORE songs about him on Sabrina Carpenter's new album, emails i can't send
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In the latest in a feature spotlighting backdoor pilots, Brian looks at how CHiPs tried to spin off a series about an LAPD ninja task force.
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In the latest Pop Culture Easter Eggs, Brian shares the opening title Easter Eggs from the fourth episode of the second season of the hit Hulu TV series, Only Murders in the Building.
In the newest Pop Culture Theme Time, I'm looking to see what you think is the most egregiously blatant "Chekhov’s Gun" that you've seen in a TV series.