Amanda Whiting is a freelance writer who specializes in covering TV shows. Her work has been featured in publications such as Vulture, Yahoo News UK, The Independent, Insurance Business America, Belfast Telegraph, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance. She provides recaps and analysis of popular TV shows, offering insights and commentary on the latest episodes.
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Amanda Whiting is a freelance writer who predominantly covers TV shows, particularly through recaps and reviews. She might be interested in pitches related to exclusive insights into upcoming seasons or episodes of TV series, interviews with actors/actresses or show creators, and any breaking news within the entertainment industry.
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By: Amanda Whiting
Not since Oprah gave every member of her studio audience a brand new Pontiac G6 have so many people experienced what it's like for a fairy godmother to upgrade their hoopties simultaneously.
By: Amanda Whiting
We just watched 70 minutes of very good TV. It was galvanizing. In the episode's final moments, long-gestating storylines threatened to clash with
By: Amanda Whiting
Disclaimer issues a warning to its audience early on: “Beware of narrative and form.” The words belong to an unnamed awards-ceremony emcee, and
By: Amanda Whiting
It makes sense that Apple TV+ is releasing the first two episodes of Disclaimer simultaneously.
Young Catherine and Jonathan’s liaison and Nancy and Stephe’s heartache make for two small, sad stories in Disclaimer’s strongest episode so far.
Jonathan and Catherine’s affair becomes way more unsettling when you consider that this May December erotica was penned by Mummy.
By: Amanda Whiting
In a way, nothing terribly new happens on Disclaimer this week. Episode four was about kicking Catherine Ravenscroft to the ground, and episode five is about making sure she stays down.
By: Amanda Whiting
It's all coming apart now, or is it coming together? Episode six is the penultimate in Disclaimer 's brief season, and it feels that way.
It’s time we got Catherine’s side of the story.
By: Amanda Whiting
It's sunset in Forte dei Marmi, and Catherine's just returned to her hotel suite with a crisp white wine — a valedictory drink for a perfect day.
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