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Established in 2017, Ready Steady Cut has quickly emerged as one of the fastest-growing entertainment websites focused on streaming services, attracting more than 13 million readers in 2020.

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‘Tastefully Yours’ Episode 7 Recap – And Enough Of the Love Triangle, Thankfully

5 days ago | readysteadycut.com | Jonathon Wilson

WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS Summary In Episode 7, Tastefully Yours wisely does away with the love triangle dynamic and instead sets the leads on a clearer collision course for the remaining few episodes.
'The Walking Dead: Dead City' Season 2, Episode 5 Recap - Two Dumb Deaths Don't Improve Things

6 days ago | readysteadycut.com | Jonathon Wilson

WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS Summary The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 isn’t improved by the couple of deaths Episode 5 provides. Stupidity is still running dangerously rampant. With Episode 5, Season 2 of The Walking Dead: Dead City reaches a clear turning point.
'MobLand' Ending Explained - The Real War Is Only Just Beginning

6 days ago | readysteadycut.com | Jonathon Wilson

WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS Summary MobLand takes a few surprising turns in its finale. Episode 10 has its share or carnage, but it’s a new beginning more than an ending.
‘Lost in Starlight’ Review – A Beautiful Animated Romance Treads New Ground

1 week ago | readysteadycut.com | Jonathon Wilson

Summary Lost in Starlight takes great strides for Korean animation and is an aesthetically and thematically beautiful work of romantic fiction. Lost in Starlight is something of a first. It has been branded as Netflix’s first Korean animated feature, which is technically accurate, despite the prevalence of Korean animation in multiple better-known projects, like Devil May Cry and The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep.
'Murderbot' Episode 4 Recap - Confident and Conceptually Audacious

1 week ago | readysteadycut.com | Jonathon Wilson

WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS Summary Murderbot is at its most confident and conceptually audacious in Episode 4, leading to by far the strongest individual chapter.
'Your Friends & Neighbors' Ending Explained - A Satisfying Finale Provides Some Big Emotional Payoffs

1 week ago | readysteadycut.com | Jonathon Wilson

WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS Summary Your Friends & Neighbors sticks the landing with a very good ending that handles the whodunit and a couple of big emotional payoffs for good measure. The ending of Your Friends & Neighbors hinges on one key question — is Coop going to prison?
‘Mad Unicorn’ Review - Thai Netflix Series Tells A Lively True Story

1 week ago | readysteadycut.com | Jonathon Wilson

Summary Mad Unicorn tells a lively true story about Thailand’s first “unicorn” startup, full of likeable characters and fun moments. A unicorn in a business context refers to a privately owned startup company valued at over a billion dollars. Whether it’s mad or not seems to be irrelevant, but when you’re talking about that kind of value, the madness is inevitably implied.
'Dept. Q' Ending Explained - A Satisfying Finale Provides A Lot Of Well-Earned Payoff

1 week ago | readysteadycut.com | Jonathon Wilson

WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS Summary Dept. Q sticks the landing in Episode 9, providing an ending with a good helping of emotional payoff, which is just reward for how long it took to get here. The ending of Dept. Q is all about payoff, which is perhaps just as well given how long it took us to get here.
‘Dept. Q’ Review – Netflix’s Answer to ‘Slow Horses’ Is A Little Too Long For Its Own Good

1 week ago | readysteadycut.com | Jonathon Wilson

Summary Dept. Q has several of the right ingredients, but its similarities to Slow Horses and an overlong season both conspire to undermine it. The comparison to Slow Horses is unavoidable and unfortunately does Netflix’s Dept. Q no favours. An adaptation from Scott Frank (The Queen’s Gambit) of the same-named novels by Danish author Jussi Adler-Olsen, this should be good. Correction: It is good.
‘Tastefully Yours’ Episodes 5 & 6 Recap – Expected Developments Lose Some Small-Town Intimacy

1 week ago | readysteadycut.com | Jonathon Wilson

WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS Summary In Episodes 5 & 6, Tastefully Yours expands outwards, arguably to its detriment, losing some of that homely vibe it has cultivated so well.