It's tempting to say that Indebted marks the expansion of the snippy phrase "Okay, Boomer" into a sitcom, except that was already happening more than three decades ago with the likes of Family Ties...

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SEASON 3 OF 'THE SINNER' KEEPS BILL PULLMAN AND ADDS MATT BOMER FOR A STRONG NEW STORY By David Hinckley

Bill Pullman just keeps getting better as the third season of USA's The Sinner premieres Thursday at 9 p.m. ET...

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'FARGO' FANS WILL ENJOY 'BRIARPATCH' By David Hinckley

Let's get this out of the way right up front: USA's new anthology drama, Briarpatch, is going to remind many folks of Fargo, and in making that association, they will not be wrong...

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A FATHER'S JOURNEY IN MEMORY OF HIS SON – 'THE PHARMACIST' By David Hinckley

Dan Schneider's story was never going to have a happy ending. His son Danny had been murdered on a late-night run to buy drugs, and that was never going to change...

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THE EPIC DISCOVERY AND DISMANTLING OF A BILLION DOLLAR MONOPOLY SCAM – 'MCMILLIONS' By David Hinckley

Anyone who ate a Big Mac between 1989 and 2001 – you can admit it, there's no shame – remembers the McDonald's Monopoly game...

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