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Harry Potter: Why Voldemort Didn’t Use Avada Kedavra On Snape
In Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2, Voldemort kills Snape using his snake Nagini instead of his favorite spell Avada Kedavra - here's why.
Why Alan Rickman Was The Only Actor To Get Harry Potter Spoilers
Alan Rickman knew the future storyline in Harry Potter before anyone else, including the saga's directors - here's why.
Succession: Why Tom Betrayed Shiv (& How It Sets Up Season 4)
Succession's season 3 finale saw Tom betray Shiv during one of her most vulnerable moments, but this has been a long time coming - here's why.
How Harry Potter's Final Battle Is Different In The Books
The Battle of Hogwarts ends the Harry Potter saga with a bang, but the movie version is pretty different from the book. Here's a complete breakdown.
Where Din Djarin & Grogu Are Going: Mandalorian Season 3 Setup Explained
The Book of Boba Fett reunited Mando and Grogu, but where are they going now, and what does this mean for The Mandalorian season 3?
Russian Doll Season 2 Ending Explained (In Detail)
Russian Doll season 2 ended on a confusing note full of thematic threads to unravel. Here's the season 2 ending of Netflix's Russian Doll explained.
Rick & Morty: Why Rick Didn’t Choose A Dimension Where His Wife Was Alive
Rick C-137 could have found a dimension where Diane was still alive, just like he found one with (abandoned) Beth. Why did he decide against it?
Shocking Harry Potter Theory Reveals Credence Is Related To Voldemort
Fantastic Beasts 3 revealed Credence as Aberforth's son, Aurelius. But Aurelius Dumbledore's mother can very well be a Gaunt. Here's how.
One Secrets Of Dumbledore Line Proves Credence Is The New Snape
Credence doesn't just mirror Snape through style. He is the antihero with a tragic past and noble intentions - and Aberforth just confirmed it.
Better Call Saul: Nacho Could Have Ended Breaking Bad With 1 Line
Nacho chose to do things his own way in Better Caul Saul season 6, but in doing so, he came close to altering the story of Breaking Bad in a big way.
Fantastic Beasts Already Spoiled Credence's Ending By Making Him Snape
Credence's new style in Fantastic Beasts 3 mirrors Snape's, thus portraying him as the antihero with noble intentions and spoiling Credence's ending.
Fantastic Beasts 3: Every New Magical Creature Confirmed
From blast-ended skrewts to Asian unicorns, Fantastic Beasts 3 brings on new magical creatures but reduces Newt's central role in the series.
Better Call Saul Makes Mike's Darkest Ever Moment Even Worse
As Lalo digs into Mike's past, the latter's worst ghost is coming back to haunt him. What was a mere trauma until now has just become a real threat.
Phoebe’s Proposal Scene Made One Big Friends Problem Even Worse
In "The One in Barbados," David and Mike compete for Phoebe's love, but what makes Mike the winner is wrong, and Friends made this mistake before.
Jimmy's Howard Fight Makes One Breaking Bad Jesse & Saul Scene Better
Jimmy's fight with Howard in Better Call Saul season 6 both mirrors and enhances a previous altercation with Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad.
Ozark's Car Crash Aftermath Was Predicted In The Very First Episode
Marty Byrde had good reason behind purchasing his Honda minivan. As it turns out, his reasoning saved his family's lives in season 4 part 2.
Seinfeld: How Kramer Could Afford His Manhattan Apartment
Seinfeld viewers wondered for many years how Kramer could afford to live in his Manhattan apartment, but Cosmo is a man of many secrets.
Saul's Howard Disguise Reveals The Disturbing Truth Chuck Always Feared
Perhaps Charles had a good reason to stop Jimmy from climbing up the HHM ladder - or at least, he had a justified dark feeling about his brother.
House Of The Dragon's Tagline Is An Insult To Itself & Game Of Thrones
House of the Dragon's trailer talks about history remembering names, but this is laced with irony considering it is a Game of Thrones spin-off.
A Seinfeld Reboot Would Show Its Secret Tragedy (& Is Why It Can't Happen)
Seinfeld was a “show about nothing,” and it would be a desolate sight to see some 60-somethings do the same things they were doing three decades ago.