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The Four Seasons cast reveal the real reason Nick’s in season two after shocking death

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By Daisy Phillipson Verified
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*Warning: Spoilers ahead* Right from the very start of The Four Seasons chapter two, Nick (Steve Carell) is gone but not forgotten, and that was very much an intentional decision, according to the cast and crew. Created by Tina Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracey Wigfield, The Four Seasons surprised us when it first landed on Netflix last year, following a close-knit group of friends whose decades-long bond is tested by divorce and the messy realities of middle age.
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This hidden detail explains the dark reason Sam glitches at the end of The Boroughs

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By Daisy Phillipson Verified
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*Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Boroughs* The Boroughs has one of the happiest endings, until it doesn’t. The new Netflix series leaves a number of questions in its wake, the biggest being why the hell Sam (Alfred Molina) glitches at the end. Yes, The Boroughs has been described by some as “geriatric Stranger Things” – it deals with monsters, vintage tech, and is even produced by the Duffer brothers – but it’s so much more than that.
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‘Chronic burnout’: The most brutally accurate parts of The Pitt, according to real doctors

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By Daisy Phillipson Verified
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The Pitt season two has been yet another emotional gut punch, and if it’s felt a little too real at times, you’re not imagining it. Film Shrine spoke to doctors who say the show’s accuracy reflects a very big, very real problem. As Dr. Langon says in the first chapter of HBO Max’s medical drama, “This is a tough place for sensitive people, but we need them badly.” But no matter what your temperament, working in a high-pressure emergency room takes its toll.
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