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Severance season 2 episode 10 ending explained: what does Mark do, who dies, will there be a season 3, and more big questions answered

Severance season 2 came to an end in gut-punching and mystery-laced fashion on Apple TV+.

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Moonflower Murders episode 2 sees Pünd investigate Melissa's murder, while Susan struggles to make progress...

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Rosalind Delmar obituary

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Anita Dobson, Sue Johnston and Robert Lindsay on playing pensioners with an appetite for destruction in Generation Z

Anita Dobson, Sue Johnston and Robert Lindsay tell us about their gory new C4 series Generation Z.

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The Storm We Made by Vanessa Chan review – rich Malaysian second world war saga

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Generation Z: release date, cast, plot, trailer, trailer and everything you need to know about the zombie comedy

Generation Z is a Channel 4 comedy horror series with Sue Johnston, Robert Lindsay and Anita Dobson.

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Sydney Theatre Company's new The Importance of Being Earnest: fresh, funny and completely joyous

It is easy to forget that when Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest was first written and performed in February 1895, Ibsen’s A Doll’s House was already 16 years old. Both plays, in different ways, expose the foundations of society (marriage; class; money; property) to searching critique.

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Great news for the economy! Britain is now stable enough for Matt Hancock to eat genitals on I’m a Celeb

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