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10 Best TV Power Couples

TV's best power couples are a formidable bunch that not only knows how to handle everything thrown their way, but also make for compelling viewing.

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D&D: 10 Characters To Inspire Your Next Bard

Some fan-favorite characters from various franchises would be perfect for a D&D player to use as inspiration when creating their next bard.

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Leverage: Redemption Bosses Explain the Revival's Timely Take on Criminals

In an interview with CBR, Leverage: Redemption's Dean Devlin and Kate Rorick reveal the importance of bringing back the beloved series for IMDb TV.

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Leverage: Redemption Stars Explain How Breanna Makes the Revival Work

Leverage: Redemption was a joy for both the returning veteran Gina Bellman and the fresh face Alyese Shannon, deftly juggling drama and comedy.

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Leverage: Redemption's Christian Kane & Beth Riesgraf Celebrate the New Team

Beth Riesgraf and Christian Kane delve into the joys of reuniting with old friends and having fresh faces to bounce off of in Leverage: Redemption.

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Leverage: Redemption's Noah Wyle Shares What the IMDb TV Revival Got Right

In an interview with CBR, Leverage: Redemption's Noah Wyle shares his favorite parts about joining the IMDb TV series and portraying Harry Wilson.

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Leverage: Redemption Brings The Crew Back Together in an Exclusive Clip

The Leverage crew reunites in IMDb TV's Leverage: Redemption series, taking on an impossible art heist in this exclusive sneak peek of the series.

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Leverage: Redemption Is An Enjoyable Return To Form For The Beloved Series

IMDb's Leverage: Redemption is a light-hearted return for the classic crew of former criminals who use their skills to help citizens fight corruption.

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Waid & Rogers Take Thrillbent To 2014

Thrillbent heads Mark Waid & John Rogers discuss the digital comics platform's progress in 2013 and their plans for it moving forward into the New Year.

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Lost in Translation: Why Doesn't US TV Treat Christmas Like The UK?

It's strange to admit, but one of the things that I miss most about not living in the UK anymore is British Christmas television. There's something about the way that the networks there really push the boat out that I find myself nostalgic for after a decade in the US, and it's not just because the Yule Log does nothing for me.

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4 November TV Debuts (and 1 Finale) We Can't Wait To Watch

With Hallowe'en out the way, we can finally start turning out attention to the inevitable oncoming onslaught of the holidays, and the question of whether or not we're going to be able to escape our families during these stressful periods with televisual distractions. The answer…? Of course so. Here are five highlights of November's new shows.

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Five Movie And TV Crossovers That Really Should Happen

For all the misgivings I have about the shared Marvel Movie Universe - which pretty much comes down to "It's all fun now, but it'll probably seem like a drag ten movies down the line, just like the comics" - I have to admit, there really is a thrill in seeing characters from one place suddenly pop up where you least expect them. In fact, I have to admit, if I had my way, movies and television shows would crossover much more often than they already do - and here are five examples of what I'd want to see.

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What TV Show Needs To Get The Holiday Spirit?

With holiday episodes of Eureka, Warehouse 13, Glee and Community amongst many others airing this week, here's a very simple question: What television show would you want to see have a seasonal special?

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John Rogers Plays "Dungeons and Dragons"

"Dungeons and Dragons" returns to comics in November courtesy of "Leverage" and "Blue Beetle" scribe John Rogers. CBR News spoke with Rogers about the new IDW series following this summer's #0 issue.

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John Rogers Offers "Leverage" on New Show

The critically acclaimed former writer of "Blue Beetle," John Rogers melds his science and pop culture backgrounds into a new heist show starring Timothy Hutton that depicts something of a modern day Robin Hood.

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