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Professional writer and editor for over ten years. Work has been featured on Looper, ScreenRant, CBR, TheGamer, TheThings, TheTalko, and The Chi-Scroller.

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5 Best Police Procedural TV Shows Nobody Talks About Anymore

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By Chris Hodges Verified
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Among the best cop shows of all time, you'll find a mix of hugely popular entries that remain on the air to this day ("Law & Order"); those that have ended but remain oft discussed and regularly rewatched ("Brooklyn Nine-Nine"); and those that perhaps aren't talked about a ton but continue to get their due for being trailblazers ("Hill Street Blues"). There are also plenty of awful cop shows you forgot about, and you're better off for it.
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5 TV Shows To Watch If You Like Nemesis Original

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By Chris Hodges Verified
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Netflix's newest crime drama, "Nemesis," saw its first season hit the streamer on May 14. It follows an LAPD lieutenant named Isaiah Stiles (Matthew Law) who has let his chase of prolific thief Coltrane Wilder (Y'lan Noel) completely consume him. The battle of wits plays out via a satisfying slow burn across the eight episodes of Season 1, which has brought the show both critical praise and over 1 billion total minutes streamed so far. As "Nemesis" was co-created by Courtney A.
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5 TV Shows To Watch If You Like Worst Ex Ever

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By Chris Hodges Verified
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As bad as things sometimes get between the most toxic couples in TV history, what real people have to endure from violent and abusive partners is often far more terrifying than anything fiction can conjure up. That's the focus of the Netflix true crime docuseries "Worst Ex Ever," with each episode recounting a relationship that seems perfect in the beginning — until one of the people in said relationship is revealed to be an utterly despicable human being.
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