[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Mare of Easttown.] It’s been nearly five years since Mare Sheehan (Kate Winslet) and her Delco accent set

All profits will help public TV stations with licensing fees for popular programs that include "The Best of Joy of Painting" and "America's Test Kitchen."

Executive produced by Barry Levinson (director of Rain Man, Wag the Dog and Bugsy) and Tom Fontana (the creator behind HBO's Oz), and based on the book Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets by David Simon (creator and executive producer of The Wire), Homicide: Life on the Street presented viewers with a gritty and realistic examination of detectives working the homicide division in Baltimore. Featuring an outstanding ensemble cast, including Richard Belzer, Andre Braugher, Yaphet Kotto, Melissa Leo and Ned Beatty, Homicide also featured guest appearances from such notable actors as Robin Williams, Paul Giamatti, Rosanna Arquette, James Earl Jones, Joan Chen, Bruce Campbell, Jerry Orbach and many more. A critical smash and a three-time Peabody Award winner, Homicide: Life on the Street remains one of television's finest hours about one of America's toughest jobs. Featuring all 122 episodes from the original seriesBonus Content:- Audio Commentaries on Select Episodes with the Cast & Crew - "Homicide: Life At The Start"–Featuring Interviews with Barry Levinson and Tom Fontana - "Homicide: Life In Season 3"–Featuring Interviews with Barry Levinson, Tom Fontana, Henry Bromell, David Simon, and James Yoshimura (Narrated by Daniel Baldwin) - "Homicide: Life In Season 4"–Featuring Interviews with Barry Levinson, Tom Fontana, Henry Bromell, David Simon, and James Yoshimura (Narrated by Isabella Hofmann) - "Inside Homicide"–An Interview with David Simon and James Yoshimura - "Anatomy Of A Homicide"–Hour-Long Documentary About the Making of "The Subway" - Live Panel Discussion with Tom Fontana, Barry Levinson, James Yoshimura, and David Simon

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KILLING FAITH feels almost like a dystopian film more than a Western or horror.

The film is now available in select theaters from Shout! Studios.

My Guy — a series rooted in Evan Dossey’s appreciation for and analysis of the works of Guy Pearce — continues with a look at Pearce as a morally complicated philosophy professor in “Spinning Man.”…

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At I Think, Therefore I Review you'll find an extensive archive of commentaries on books, film, TV, and music-in addition to a few screen captures.