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According to Wikipedia: He is at one point an inmate at "Larkhill Resettlement Camp" [...] While there, he is part of a group of prisoners who are subjected to horrific medical experimentation …

He'd been mocking those earrings earlier; with this gesture she shows him she isn't as materialistic as he accused her of being. John said that "you got everything and I got shit"; by giving him her e …

The Oliver Stone Encyclopedia by James Michael Welsh and Donald M. Whaley provides this explanation: Thereafter, the film ends with a final shot of the repeated dream sequence with W in center f …

They are symbolic. They are the subjects of one of the sections in this explanation of the show by IndieWire: Mirrors, reflections, and how one perceives one’s identity or narrative also comes u …

According to show creator Vince Gilligan and co-showrunner Peter Gould in a new interview with The Huffington Post: The real reason White left Gray Matter, which serves as part of the motivation …

She broke her arm, it was in a cast for months, and thus she likely has lost a significant amount of muscle tone in that arm. The ball-squeezing technique is a way to rebuild your muscles and regain t …

As explained here: This plays almost like a glitch and goes unexplained until later in the special when a sketch plays out with Burnham as a Twitch streamer who is testing out a game called "INSIDE" …

Morning Show showrunner Kerry Ehrin spoke about this to Vulture: On this week’s episode of The Morning Show, Aniston’s character, the embattled morning news host Alex Levy, hosts a theater fundraiser …

According to this article: The task deviates from a clear corresponding children’s game, with the inspirations seemingly being a combination of Stepping Stones and Hopscotch, though the game is more …

It likely doesn't foreshadow anything. The mint chocolate chip ice cream cone is Jimmy treating himself to his favorite after a job well done (in his opinion), and that moment of joy gets spoiled by h …

As explained by executive producer Allan Heinberg: When Nora goes to free Calliope, all she finds in the room is a copy of Here Comes a Candle, the novel Erasmus desperately sought to get back into p …

As explained by Fincher: Mark Harris (Vulture): The film looks and sounds like something created in the studio era. David Fincher: Ren Klyce, who is the sound designer, and I started talking years ag …

It's not a wolf or a fox, it's a coyote. There is none, it was a happy accident (as mentioned on the movie's wiki page): One event of note was the filming of the coyotes running across the road; …

I think you need to interpret "that’s a good thing" not as an approval of the civil war, but as an acknowledgement that festering conflict will inevitably reemerge in the future unless you deal with t …

Here's a screenshot of the scene referred to in the question: Veteran actor Richard Jenkins, who plays Giles, the gay best friend and neighbor of Elisa Esposito (Sally Hawkins), explains this in an …