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With the series returning on Sunday, March 7, EPIX released a new teaser for Pennyworth where Alfred realizes he has to choose a side.
In the following sneak preview for the second season of EPIX's Pennyworth, Alfred is quickly realizing that he can't stay neutral forever.
In the following teaser for the second season of EPIX's Pennyworth, as much as he might like? Alfred just can't leave England without a fight.
In the official trailer for the second season of EPIX's Pennyworth, Alfred will need to do whatever it takes to keep London from falling.
With this week's BCTV Sunday Slices, we look at TWD, Archer, SNL, WWE Raw, The CW's Arrowverse, Kate Mulgrew's Janeway, and a whole lot more.
EPIX's Pennyworth premieres its second season on December 13th- here's a look at the new teaser and poster, and two additions to the cast.
Pennyworth made news during its DC FanDome panel on Saturday, revealing that Thomas and Martha Wayne will be expecting a "little Bat-Mite."
In this week's special edition of BCTV Sunday Slices, we offer up "cheat sheet" notes for DC FanDome and address the comics/streaming issue.
This week's BCTV Sunday Slices looks at Supernatural, WWE, American Horror Story, Money Heist, Hannibal, Showtime's Trump, and a ton more.
In this week's BCTV Sunday Slices, we look at The Walking Dead, Disco Inferno, FOX News, Batwoman, Glee, The Batman, and a ton more topics.
This week's BCTV Sunday Slices looks at Lili Reinhart, Colin Kaepernick, The Brides, Scrubs, Ozark, WWE, "animation invasion 2.0," and more.
Time for a mid-year look at the BCTV Top 30 TV Series Influencers 2020 list to see how Lucifer, Doctor Who, and other shows are scoring.
The growing outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) is being felt all across the pop culture landscape. Earlier today, we reported on how Jeopardy! and
Been awhile since we had some news to report on EPIX's upcoming drama based on Stephen King's 1978 short story "Jerusalem's Lot". In fact, it was a little