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Louise Griffin

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As seen in: Radio Times, MSN UK, Metro (UK), Flipboard, Metacritic, Bristol Post, Somerset Live, Ex Bulletin, Kettle Mag, The Geary Star
Sci-Fi & Fantasy Editor at @RadioTimes.com. Prev: Ents at @MetroUK. She/her. Always in need of dog pics.
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One Piece release schedule: When are new episodes out?

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By Louise Griffin Verified, Fraser Overington
As One Piece celebrates its 25th birthday, fans have been hit by huge news – that the series will be taking a six-month hiatus. It's a big deal for a show that airs continuously and, although the gap is being filled with a remade version of an old arc, things are about to get a lot different around here! However, that's been pushed back by a week, and is now due to start on 4th November.
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Before season 1 Reviews

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By Sarah Thorp, Lucy Mangan Verified, Louise Griffin Verified, Keith Phipps Verified
| Metacritic
A fully-committed Crystal vibes with Rosie Perez as Noah’s guardian, Denise. However, laden with a buffet of red-herrings, “Before” stalls in the second half. The series requires an epic leap of faith to give credence to the supernatural elements, but the uneven pacing, detours, and repetitions over 10 episodes (eight would have been better) challenges skeptical viewers to suspend disbelief. Read More
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Matt Smith says audiences were moved by new production

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By Louise Griffin Verified
| Ex Bulletin
Matt Smith plays a doctor who won't be silenced by his community after making a shocking discovery Audience members were left in tears, walked out mid-performance and had “full-blown” arguments, Matt Smith told the BBC about his new play. The Doctor Who actor is starring in a new production of Henrik Ibsen's 1882 drama, An Enemy of the People.
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