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Warning: This post contains spoilers for The Handmaid’s Tale‘s Season 5 finale.  All aboard! The Handmaid’s Tale‘s Season 5 finale ended with a darkly comic twist: Though June has spent the bulk of the Hulu series’ run trying to distance herself from her former captor Serena, the two women

This post contains spoilers for The Handmaid’s Tale‘s Season 5 finale.  Remember Fred’s grandiose Gilead funeral in Episode 2 of The Handmaid’s Tale‘s just-wrapped season? With the marchers and the coffin and the procession that filled multiple streets, that hour was the largest production the show

June Osborne, Our Lady of Perpetual Can’t a Girl Catch a Frickin’ Break?!, gets run over by a car in The Handmaid’s Tale’s Season 5 finale. And somehow, that’s the least painful development in her life during this week’s episode. By the time the hour goes to black, June has once more lost her

June has been through hell, but thanks to the love of two men, she's moving away from the boiling point, leaving her heart behind once again. The final scene revealed that June won't be traveling alone, as Serena will be sharing her journey to find safe haven. For those of us who have always known

The first — and prior to now, the last — time Bradley Whitford directed an hour of television, it was the spring of 2007. The show was NBC’s Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, and he was one of its stars. The show was cancelled not long afterward. “I killed Studio 60, actually,” the Emmy-winning