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The underwhelming end to what was generally considered a great show.
Our next episode will be released on Tuesday, December 30th, 2025.
Star Trek: The Animated Series (Starting in January)
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Tom Merritt and Brian Brushwood have been reporting on the innovations and hurdles in the cord-cutting landscape since 2010. Every week, they bring you the latest reports from the front lines of the new cord-cutting revolution. Hardware reviews, critiques, news from Hollywood and beyond, plus your emails. Our mission: to help you watch the stuff you love--when you want, where you want, however you want.
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