Well, Stranger Things fans: As of publishing this, it's Jan. 7. Thanks to the theory now known as Conformity Gate-- in which die-hards have found Easter eggs galore-- it's the date on which a supposed ...

Is there actually a ninth episode of Stranger Things' fifth and final season on the way? The answer is like 99.99-percent no, if only because we're not Netflix to directly debunk the theory floating ...

Don’t have cable but still want to watch episode 9? You can watch for free on Fubo or DIRECTV, which both have free trial promos for new subscribers. If you decide to stay after the introductory ...

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Like Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn) diligently writing down everything she learns about the hivemind, we’ve been scouring each new episode of Pluribus for clues about the show’s science-fiction mystery.

There’s a darkly funny bit in The Stand, Stephen King’s post-apocalyptic masterpiece, that Pluribus’s season finale calls to mind. It’s a line of narration that occurs immediately after one of the ...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “Pluribus” Episode 9. “Pluribus” put its two unlikely heroes on the path to saving the world in the Season 1 finale, but not without some messy bickering first.

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Whenever I hear someone claim that humans are superior in some way, I call their attention to how natural occurrences could wipe us out if the scale is large enough. Fire, wind, earthquakes, volcanoes ...