Prime Video Cancels New Comedy Series With 89% RT Score After 1 Season

In my humble opinion as a movie critic, I enthusiastically watched the premiere of “Clean Slate” on February 6th, and it was indeed a laugh-out-loud comedy sitcom. This series, which boasts the creative minds of Laverne Cox from “Orange Is the New Black” and George Wallace from “Batman Forever,” had me hooked from the get-go, as they also grace our screens with their on-screen presence.

However, despite the initial wave of favorable reviews, it seems the streaming giant, Prime Video, has decided to pull the plug on “Clean Slate” after just one season. This news leaves me a tad disappointed, as I was eagerly anticipating more episodes from this promising show.

Jason Isaacs’ Hilarious Duke T-Shirt Troll Sparks Controversy After The White Lotus Episode!

In the fifth episode of Season 3, titled “Full-Moon Party,” character Timothy Ratliff, portrayed by Jason Isaacs, entertained dark thoughts about self-harm due to his financial woes and family issues. Notably, he donned a shirt emblazoned with Duke’s insignia during this scene, which sparked controversy from the university over the use of their logo. More recently, Isaacs discussed the issue on Rob Lowe’s podcast, mentioning that he would sport Duke merchandise whenever cameras are present.

You Won’t Believe What Happens When Maomao Wears Jinshi’s Hairpin in Apothecary Diaries!

The Apothecary Diaries chronicles the tale of Maomao, delving into the enigmas she unravels, her profession and expertise as an apothecary, the individuals who surround her, and undeniably, her connection with Jinshi. While some viewers are excited for the series to escalate further, all aspects of the narrative play a crucial role in shaping Maomao’s character growth. With only nine episodes remaining in Season 2, the anime is steadily approaching another thrilling climax, weaving each new installment into the intricate fabric of Maomao’s story.

New Netflix Doc Reveals Shocking Death Toll of Oklahoma City Bombing!

Recently added to Netflix’s collection of true-crime documentaries is the release of “Oklahoma City Bombing: American Terror“, marking the 30th anniversary of the bombing. This documentary offers a fresh perspective on the events of that day, delving into the causes leading up to the federal building bombing and identifying those responsible. The production incorporates audio-recorded interviews with the main culprit, Timothy McVeigh, and reenactments of the crime scene for a more authentic portrayal of the unfortunate incident. By featuring interviews with survivors, law enforcement officials, and family members of the victims, Netflix’s new documentary provides an updated account of the events while honoring the memories of the victims.