
Dan Clarendon
Journalist at Freelance
freelance journalist (@tvinsider, @teenvogue, @queerty, @usweekly, @distractify etc.), storyteller, @hampshirecolg grad, colossus, cookie monster, queer, he/him
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tvinsider.com | Dan Clarendon
Save for a few “cameos” in the upcoming spinoff Ballard, Harry Bosch will be taking his cases off screen with the imminent end of Bosch: Legacy. The procedural’s final episodes are hitting Prime Video on Thursday, April 17, as Titus Welliver wraps up a role he began on the predecessor Bosch more than a decade ago. But fans need not despair; they need only tune their televisions to the series described below.
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remindmagazine.com | Dan Clarendon
Sing it with us now: “There’s a holdup in the Bronx, Brooklyn’s broken out in fights, there’s a traffic jam in Harlem that’s backed up to Jackson Heights, there’s a Scout troop short a child, Khrushchev’s due at Idlewild — Car 54, Where Are You?”Created by Nat Hiken, Car 54 starred Joe E. Ross as Gunther Toody and Fred Gwynne as Francis Muldoon, two New York City Police Department officers from the Bronx’s fictional 53rd precinct.
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tvinsider.com | Dan Clarendon
The Dick Van Dyke Show is a gold-standard sitcom in the history of television … and it almost didn’t get off the ground. Series creator Carl Reiner’s original pilot, titled Head of the Family, featured a different cast, with Reiner playing Rob Petrie instead of Dick Van Dyke, and it didn’t inspire CBS to green-light a full season.
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tvinsider.com | Dan Clarendon
The Queen of Crime’s reign continues with the premiere of Towards Zero, a new limited series adapting another mystery from detective novelist Agatha Christie and debuting on BritBox on Wednesday, April 16. Set in England in 1936, Towards Zero stars Oliver Jackson-Cohen as a British tennis star, Ella Lily Hyland as his ex-wife, Mimi Keene as his new wife, and Angelica Huston as the aunt at whose estate the three spend a fateful summer marked by murder.
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1 week ago |
remindmagazine.com | Dan Clarendon
The Dick Van Dyke Show is a gold-standard sitcom in the history of television … and it almost didn’t get off the ground. Series creator Carl Reiner’s original pilot, titled Head of the Family, featured a different cast, with Reiner playing Rob Petrie instead of Dick Van Dyke, and it didn’t inspire CBS to green-light a full season.
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