Hunter Ingram

The real winners of “The Traitors” S3 were the producers of “Big Brother: Reindeer Games,” whose forgotten Christmas spinoff has became essential canon backstory for the season’s most interesting feud. The words “Reindeer Games” were spoken more during tonight’s reunion than when it was airing.

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In season two, AMC's Mayfair Witches lets loose with a feral wedding and Scotland excursion to establish its place in the Immortal Universe, @hunteringram.bsky.social writes:

Carolyn looking Danielle dead in the eyes and saying “We just gotta go after Danielle” as if she wasn’t not there — and then cracking a twisted smile!! — was psychotic TV and I loved every second of it. The Traitors is unmatched.

The end of tonight’s The Traitors was some of the most suspenseful TV I’ve ever watched. It is pure chaos.

Challengers getting snubbed and Dune: Part 2 barely holding on in the categories it previously won goes to show release dates still matter. Some movies have been the exception, but these two missing so much still hurts.

“Nominees To Be Determined.” Congrats on being the most nominated group at the Oscars this year.

“Guys, paperwork. C’mon.” — Rachel Sennott absolutely roasting the PGA for having less than half of the Best Picture nominee producers decided.

Oscar nominee Better Man, let’s fucking go!!!

Challengers score, you deserved so much more.

Honestly, give Bowen Yang and Rachel Sennott three more Diet Cokes and another adderall to share and let them host the Oscars.

We deserved a “Double Jeopardy” sequel where Ashley Judd and Tommy Lee Jones teamed up to hunt down more dirtbags.

Honestly, it could happen and would be fun. He might have to tone down the affectations and the rolling “Rs” a bit though. But Burns loves a returning voice actor, and Giamatti is definitely reprising John Adams, which he did for Benjamin Franklin too.

Already etching out a space on my “Best of 2025” list for whatever he’s bringing to the table!

Ken Burns’ The American Revolution premieres on PBS on Nov. 16, which is news that I have been waiting 20 years to hear since I first watched The Civil War. But look at this voice cast!

need a thr**some with Andrew Garfield and his reading glasses tbh jesus christ

Are you fucking kidding me?!

As we mourn the absolute treasure that was Linda Lavin, I was reminded of my conversation with Liz Feldman for @variety.bsky.social about "No Good Deed." I didn't include it in the story, but here's what she had to say about casting Lavin. And Liz’s father was right, she always made things better.

My unbroken Christmas Eve tradition: “Meet Me In St. Louis,” the cheery movie where a little girl threatens to stab the housekeeper to death and dismember her body, and another girl gives her fatally ill doll a funeral before accusing an innocent man of assault. Also, these atrocious fake snowmen.

About to face this dilemma myself ahead of more travel than usual and the thought has been chilling

This is a tragedy and we are worse as a society without Girls5Eva. Peacock, do the funniest thing ever and renew it!

‘Outlander’ Stars Break Down the ‘Worst Wedding Ever,’ That Surprising Hook-Up and the Resurrection of [SPOILER] 'Outlander' is action-packed this week, with a miserable wedding, a surprising hook-up and the return of a beloved character.

A decade later, Outlander is STILL delivering insane episodes of TV and this week was jam-packed, even by this show's standards. For @variety.bsky.social, I talked to Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan and David Berry about what the aftermath of the "worst wedding ever." variety.com/2024/tv/news...

Ken Burns and His ‘Leonardo da Vinci’ Co-Directors on Why They Broke Their Rules for PBS’ Portrait of the Renaissance Icon 'Leonardo da Vinci' directors Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and David McMahon on their PBS documentary about the Italian Renaissance painter and intellectual.

My obsession with Ken Burns documentaries knows no bounds, including 16th century Italy. I talked to Ken and his co-directors, Sarah Burns and David McMahon, about breaking their own rule of only focusing on American stories to explore the life of Leonardo da Vinci. variety.com/2024/tv/news...

Ariana is doing something interesting in every frame of Wicked that she is in. It’s kind of remarkable how you just gravitate toward her.

How I feel every time I post on Bluesky

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How it feels logging on to Bluesky this week: