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This week's television debuts all have one detail in common: MURDER. Fans of all things dark-sided will have plenty of puzzles to pore over as The Terror launches its second season, set in a Japanese internment camp. If supernatural murders aren't really your deal, make sure to check out Why Women

Death becomes her. And her. And her, too. Why Women Kill, premiering Aug. 15 on CBS All Access, adds some sizzle and scandal to the summer TV landscape and reaffirms that the trope of the "woman scorned" doesn't have to be too serious -- even if things do get deadly. The newest dark dramedy from

"Hot girl summer" turns deadly in Why Women Kill. The decadent, darkly comedic summer drama from Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry, premiering Aug. 15 on CBS All Access, takes a time-hopping approach to scandal and infidelity. The series follows three women living in the same house in three

With so much attention (understandably) being paid to a certain somber, game-changing twist in Veronica Mars‘ fourth season, the finale’s other bummer of a development has been largely shrugged off. Until now, that is. We’re referring to the sad, depressing — although, let’s face it, inevitable —

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFYNqmKdaoIThe first trailer for Why Women Kill is in, and from the looks of it, this sexy new CBS All Access drama will be the very definition of a guilty pleasure show.The series stars Ginnifer Goodwin (Once Upon a Time), Lucy Liu (Elementary), and Kirby