Maggie Fremont is a Contributor at Vulture, Entertainment Weekly, TV Guide, and Shondaland. She has been covering TV and film since 2014, with a focus on arts and entertainment, including reviews and cultural commentary, as well as topics related to health and wellness. Maggie's work has been featured in various outlets such as Yahoo News, PARADE Publications, and Yahoo Sports, among others.
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Maggie Fremont predominantly covers TV shows, providing reviews and event coverage. She also delves into exclusive content and seasonal topics related to entertainment news, with a particular focus on TV recaps. Given her areas of interest, she may be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights or access to behind-the-scenes information about popular TV shows or exclusive interviews with relevant industry figures.
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What happened in the Morgan house seems way too obvious this early in the season.
By: Maggie Fremont
Okay, now we are cooking . This is what I had been hoping to get from No Good Deed ; a little ridiculous shenanigans over there, a little gasp-worthy
It’s incredible how bad the Morgans are at murder.
By: Maggie Fremont
Margo wants the Morgans' house so badly, and nothing is going to stop her. We've known her to be a schemer since day one, but now that she is
By: Maggie Fremont
This kind of episode is what I meant when I was ranting about the need for some outside characters who actually knew Lydia and Paul before Jacob
By: Maggie Fremont
Oh, baby, the foundation is starting to crumble on No Good Deed . But, like, in a good, freeing way, not in a, oh my God, is my house going to
By: Maggie Fremont
Wow, the cat's out of the bag about William's parentage and it could not be any clearer that the whole like father like son thing really holds up here.
The Netflix drama struggles to juggle Mel's two dads
By: Maggie Fremont
A Roger Mac storyline making me all misty-eyed? I never thought I'd see the day. But here we are!
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