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Supposedly, there are other prequels lined up, but do we really think they’ll happen?

John Oliver Trashes GOP for Lack of Obamacare Replacement: ‘Tick-Tock Motherf—ers’ (Video)

John Oliver did a big takeout on Obamacare in this week’s “Last Week Tonight,” more specifically focusing on the Republicans’ seeming lack of a convincing plan to replace it. Oliver started off by saying that the GOP has been railing against the law for eight years, playing a clip of one Congressman calling it the worst piece of legislation in American history. “Good news Fugitive Slave Act,…

Ian McShane to ‘Game of Thrones’ Fans: ‘Get a F—ing Life’

“Game of Thrones” fans got another earful from series guest star Ian McShane, who told fans of the show that they should “Get a f—ing life.” McShane was asked about his time on Season 6 of the megahit HBO series, during which time he got chastised when he gave away something of a spoiler during interviews before the premiere. He told Empire Magazine (via EW) in their April issue: “Firstly, you…

John Oliver Rips the Books Open on Vladimir Putin’s Finances (Video)

Come on, Vlad, we know how much that custom track suit costs. John Oliver spent the lion’s share of Sunday’s “Last Week Tonight” episode dissecting the weird relationship between Donald Trump and Russian President Putin, pointing out how much secretly wealthier the Communist leader is than the stateside one. The HBO host also tore to shreds POTUS’ numerous defenses of the man who should be…

HBO Now SVOD Service Tops 2 Million Domestic Subs, Time Warner CEO Says

America is populated by roughly 319 million people. More than 2 million of them have HBO Now subscriptions, Jeff Bewkes boasted on Wednesday. The Time Warner chairman and CEO unveiled the number on a conference call for his company’s fourth quarter of fiscal 2016. Subscription video-on-demand service HBO Now is only two years old, so Bewkes is quite pleased with those early returns. Having “Game…

‘Fantastic Beasts,’ HBO and Turner Subs Set Table for Strong Time Warner Q4

“Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” lead Time Warner to a fairly magical fourth-quarter of 2016. The Warner Bros. parent unveiled its Q4 and full-year financials early Wednesday morning, reporting earnings per share of $1.25 on $7.9 billion in revenue for the most-recent 90-day period. Wall Street had forecast earnings per share of $1.19 on $7.72 billion in revenue, per Yahoo Finance. In…