Daniel Bibby is a writer for Screen Rant, specializing in entertainment news and analysis. With a focus on movies and television, Daniel's articles cover a range of topics including rankings, genre debates, behind-the-scenes insights, and analysis of popular franchises.
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Daniel Bibby's articles consist mostly of opinion editorials and data citations, focusing on entertainment news and gaming. Given this, it is key to note that he covers a variety of topics within TV shows, movies, and gaming.
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By: Daniel Bibby
Fifteen's new companion gets a familiar story.
By: Daniel Bibby
Resident Alien must continue with its cool change.
By: Daniel Bibby
Warning: Spoilers ahead for Cobra Kai season 6, part 2! Cobra Kai season 6 reveals something massive about Pat Morita's Mr.
By: Daniel Bibby
Bernard is holding Sims at arm's length.
By: Daniel Bibby
Alan Tudyk's Harry Vanderspeigle is inarguably the main character in Resident Alien , but there's actually another resident of Patience, Colorado who is far more vital to the plot.
Capaldi's Doctor is sort of a trend-setter.
By: Daniel Bibby
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Daredevil aren't two shows that are often mentioned in the same breath, but in 2019, the two Netflix shows crossed paths in a very unexpected way.
By: Daniel Bibby
Resident Alien has many memorable moments, but there's one scene from the show's inaugural run that doesn't receive as much attention as it deserves.
Silo season 2 is missing something big.
Star Trek 's Vulcans generally live far longer than humans, and the franchise's most famous member of the fictitious species is set to be overtaken
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