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Emmy This: Let the DTF St. Louis in (to the race for best opening credits) Original

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By Steve Greene
| The A.V. Club Verified
In fact, the whole sequence is malleable enough to fit whatever version of these three main characters the show puts forward in any given episode. From behind the veil of motel-room drapery, Carol could be a temptress, a trapped housewife, or a grieving widow. The affable Clark could be the TV weatherman good guy or a compartmentalizing psychopath denying his own involvement in a homicide.
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Primal and the art of bringing a character back from the dead

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By Steve Greene
| Paste Verified
[Editor’s note: This piece contains spoilers for Primal.] We’re living through an entertainment era when revival has become both an expectation and a virtue. 2026 will be bookended by the awards-season presence of yet another bite of the Frankenstein apple and the release of Avengers: Doomsday, a project in which every passing new detail makes it feel less like a movie than a rushed $400-million strategic brand asset renewal.
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Primal and the art of bringing a character back from the dead

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By Steve Greene
| The A.V. Club Verified
[Editor’s note: This piece contains spoilers for Primal.] We’re living through an entertainment era when revival has become both an expectation and a virtue. 2026 will be bookended by the awards-season presence of yet another bite of the Frankenstein apple and the release of Avengers: Doomsday, a project in which every passing new detail makes it feel less like a movie than a rushed $400-million strategic brand asset renewal.
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