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The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin premiered today on Daily Wire+. It’s not the Camelot legend we’re familiar with. Still, I enjoyed it because it explores similar themes and delves into Merlin’s ...

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There really is so much television, right? So many shows with multiple seasons to binge that can sometimes be a struggle to get through. What's a good number to draw the line at? Four seasons? Five?