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Kiryu Kazuma (Takeuchi Ryôma) needs a new suit. In Like a Dragon: Yakuza’s second episode, the former enforcer, fresh off a decade-long stint in prison, tries on an outfit in a store, only to be harassed in his fitting room by a trio of ruffians. When their leader gets overly pushy, Kiryu wallops the group with an obvious lack of both effort and enthusiasm. After the posers scurry off, Kiryu takes one more look in the mirror. The glass, cracked during the tussle, sends jagged lines across his reflection, embodying his fractured sense of self.

Like a Dragon: Yakuza is loosely adapted from the first entry in Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s Like a Dragon video game series, an expansive and unflinchingly eccentric Japanese crime saga. In the shopping scuffle and other scenes, the Amazon series evokes the works that inspired it by playing with tone, physicality, and humor...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Arrow, Manifest, NCIS and The Conners!

1 | How did Titans‘ Starfire incinerate Kovar and his henchmen, yet the photograph on the desk emerged unsinged?

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We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Arrow, Manifest, NCIS and The Conners!

1 | How did Titans‘ Starfire incinerate Kovar and his henchmen, yet the photograph on the desk emerged unsinged?

2 | As engrossing and terrifying as The Haunting of Hill House‘s premiere was, did you find yourself spending way too much time trying to match the adult characters to their younger alter egos? (That said, did the show pull off some of this year’s best casting in the Flashback...

I’ve got some bad news for Blindspot fans who were hoping Jane’s evil turn as Remi would be short-lived.

As evidenced by Friday’s Season 4 premiere, it seems Remi will be sticking around for a while — but when it comes to her nefarious plan to take down the FBI team, she’s working on borrowed time.

The premiere picks up three months after last May’s finale, and Jane — who I’m just going to keep calling Jane, because consistency! — is working with the FBI to procure one of several data caches that Roman left behind when he died.

Who designed The Flash‘s new duds? What’s new(d) with Lucifer? Should Riverdale‘s “Varchie” fans be worried? Does Supernatural‘s Sam have an overdue date with an angel? Read on for answers to those questions plus teases from other shows!

Now that Barry has his job back on The Flash, are we going to see more CSI Barry? —Peter

You will, and pretty soon into this week’s Season 5 premiere, in fact. Provided, that is, that a certain superfast offspring doesn’t solve the backlog of cases on his desk first! Bonus scoop: Tuesday’s episode will...

Warning: Spoiler alert! Do not proceed if you haven't watched Friday's episode of Blindspot. If you have, you may continue...

Blindspot is bringing up baby.

On Friday’s episode of Blindspot, titled “Gunplay Ricochet,” Jane (Jaimie Alexander) uncovered a stunning secret after getting her hands on birth records that she was blissfully unaware of until now: She has a daughter she didn’t even know about.

“That was probably the biggest piece of this season. We pitched the whole season to the network at the beginning of the year and this is something that really got everyone very excited,” creator Martin Gero tells Et of the shocking episode-ending revelation.

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“This is a crucially important part [of Jane’s story],” he adds. “The sudden realization that she has someone else out there that is her blood, that probably is a sociopath like everyone else in her family...

Roman has a plan and it involves taking over the identity of the man he killed, Tom Jakeman. In Blindspot, "Gunplay Richochet," he uses this new alias to attend a charity event, but what is his ultimate plan?

In this week's episode, Roman meets Blake Crawford, a charming socialite who will develop a friendship with him. Given the sparks between them, romance is in the air. Will he sweep her off her feet and fall in love?...