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The All American season 8 premiere aims for redemption

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All American kick-started its season 8 two-hour premiere with two main storylines: building a combined showcase between Beverly High and South Crenshaw High and the sensation of what it means to feel out of the loop after several months away. The back-to-back episodes, "Rewind" and "There Is No Competition," quickly dealt with the aftermath of Jordan and Cassius’ coffee deal, showing South Crenshaw winning the game, but Jordan was willing to start anew with Cassius anyway.
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Elle captures the spirit of Legally Blonde, even if it falls short

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It would be easy to write off Amazon Prime Video's Elle as yet another unnecessary spinoff of an already existing popular IP. After all, Legally Blonde, starring Reese Witherspoon as the iconic Elle Woods, remains a modern classic. Yet, the prequel series still works its way into being a solid representation of Elle's charisma, joy for life, and a coming-of-age journey that shows how Elle became the person she was by the time Legally Blonde introduces her.
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Silo returns with a slow-burning season 3 premiere

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When season 2 ended, it finally felt like Silo was going somewhere. After all, the second season dragged on in pacing, and it seemed as if nothing was ever going to come to fruition. That all changed in the season finale, reviving hope that the return of season 3 would jump full-speed ahead into the revelations and excitement that would come from all of the knowledge that had been gained about the truth about the Silos over the previous two seasons.
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