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This series about existential adult rage will either have you cheering or ready to press the off button
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Evidence suggests that the burnt body found in Bester’s cell was smuggled in via a TV cabinet
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The comedian’s latest Netflix special does address that slap but it delivers very few laughs
Family-friendly film about what happens when a ghost goes viral tries to do too much, too slowly
MultiChoice’s Showmax has been struggling to compete with Netflix because of its technology interface, but a new deal is set to change that
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The second instalment of ‘Knives Out’ might not be anything new but it is solid entertainment
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