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Warning: This post contains spoilers from Evil‘s Season 2 finale.  Evil‘s very first episode ever established two certainties: The Devil has an insidious presence in our world, and there is an affectionate little something-something sparking between David Acosta and Kristen Bouchard. But for two

Our significant concern about Evil‘s Kristen and her actions this season has been documented. So after Sunday’s episode, please allow us to turn our newest apprehension to the matter of the ectoplasm-like substance that formed under Kristen and Andy’s bed while they made love after his return from

All Robert King was looking for was some peace chaos and quiet. “Robert has wanted to do a silent episode of one of our shows for years and kept getting denied,” Michelle King says of her husband and fellow Evil/The Good Wife/The Good Fight co-creator. But the denials ended with this Sunday’s Evil,

Diane and Kurt’s stark political differences became insurmountable this season on The Good Fight, leading the couple to go their separate ways. At least that was the original plan. In the following Season 5 post mortem (the finale is now streaming on Paramount+), series creators Robert and Michelle

The mystery of what fate, exactly, befell Evil‘s Julia is now slightly less murky, courtesy of Sunday’s episode. Going into “A Is For Angel,” we knew that David’s lady died a while ago, and that his first vision happened around the time of that tragic event. And in Sunday’s hour, another small