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Tires Season 3 Review: A Reliable and Strong Workplace Comedy

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By Ricky Valero
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× Shane Gillis and company are back for the third season of Tires. The oft-kilter workplace comedy that follows the crew who work in a tire shop comes back to provide laughs. The Netflix comedy returns for twelve more episodes, developing into one of the more consistent staples on the streaming platform. Regardless of what my fellow FandomWire critic M.N. Miller says about Tires, this show continues to up the ante season to season.
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The Challenge 42 Cutthroat Interview – Team Orange Talks Cheating Scandal

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By Ricky Valero
| Geek Vibes Nation Verified
Almost thirty years ago, the Road Rules: All Stars debuted, which later became The Challenge. The series has returned for its 42nd season and first season streaming on Paramount+. This season sees the return of Cutthroat, featuring 24 contestants battling it out on three teams for a chance at the $250,000 cash prize. Within the first two episodes, we saw Team Orange, led by Challenge veterans CT Tamburello and Johnny Bananas, battling it out.
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‘The Shards’ Season 1 Review – A Delicious And Provocative Thriller

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By Ricky Valero
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Ryan Murphy collabs with Bret Easton Ellis to create the new FX series, The Shards. The series is based on Ellis’ semi-autobiographical novel of the same name set in 80s Los Angeles. This journey is led by a host of fresh faces in Igby Rigney, Kaia Gerber, and Thom Wright. If you take the popular FOX series The O.C., put it in 80s Los Angeles, and sprinkle in provocative storytelling, you get The Shards. The binge-worthy series grabs your attention early and never lets go.
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