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Warning: This post contains spoilers from Thursday’s Poker Face series premiere. Poker Face‘s Charlie Cale just solved her first case — and the man she fingered for the murder paid the ultimate price. Thursday’s series premiere of the Peacock detective series introduced us to Charlie (played by

If you went in and digitally removed all the smartphones from Peacock’s new series Poker Face, it could’ve aired right alongside Columbo and The Rockford Files in a 1970s NBC primetime lineup. Co-creators Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne dust off a creaky old format — the guest-star-studded mystery

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Don’t try pulling one over on Poker Face‘s Charlie Cale. She’ll sniff it out from a mile away. Natasha Lyonne stars as an amateur sleuth who can always tell when someone is lying in Peacock’s new mystery series Poker Face, debuting Thursday, Jan. 26 on the streamer. In the just-released official

Natasha Lyonne solving crimes dreamed up by Knives Out‘s Rian Johnson — um, where do we sign up? Peacock has released a first-look teaser for Poker Face, a 10-episode mystery-of-the-week series written and directed by Johnson and starring Lyonne (Russian Doll) as Charlie, “who has an extraordinary