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Lucky Hank episode 4 recap: Hank takes a stand

Hank decides to fight for his department in Lucky Hank episode 4, plus Lily has a brief encounter with some old friends in New York.

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Lucky Hank episode 3 recap: job cuts and relocations

Unable to get out himself, Lucky Hank episode 3 sees Hank try and push others out of town, though someone else is talking about moving in.

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Lucky Hank episode 2 recap: Hank gets an unwelcome visitor

In Lucky Hank episode 2, someone from Hank's past arrives at Railton and gets on Hank's nerves. Plus, Gracie and Rourke get petty.

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'Lucky Hank' review: Bob Odenkirk stars in a dark comedy about academia

When television goes to college, it's usually to focus on the students, with their youth, dewy skin and lust for life undimmed by time, experience or perspective. These shows offer a hit of fantasy nostalgia for older viewers and a flattering mirror for younger ones. They're sexy by nature.

Los Angeles Times

TV Tinsel: Candid and determined, British actress Anna Maxwell Martin is the real deal

Actress Anna Maxwell Martin obliterates the stereotype of the ever-so-proper British matron sipping tea from a porcelain cup. Leaning back in her straight-backed chair and plopping her arm on the table in front of her, Martin admits that one of her failings is her penchant for telling the unvarnished truth.…

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'Quantumania's Kang is Just a “Taste” of Marvel’s Biggest Villain Yet, Producer Says

'Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania' has been a long time coming. Producer Stephen Broussard is grateful to finally see it through.

Inverse

You Can Eat Better Than King Henry VIII, Thanks to Globalization and Burger King

Thanks to globalization, we plebes can pay just $6.49 for a whole Whopper meal fit for a 16th-century king.

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Jerry Zezima: I married a cover girl

I am not one to make blanket statements, but I will make one now: We have enough blankets in our house to cover the Green Bay Packers.

Tribune News Service

Bob Odenkirk's fortunate next chapter

Speaking with press for his new comedy "Lucky Hank," Odenkirk waxes philosophical about life after his heart attack

Salon

Rise of the 'sugar boss': Employers showing appreciation to staff by splashing out on lavish gifts

With the cost of living increasing it might be tempting for employees and employers alike to exchange gifts as a way to cut costs. But they should tread carefully.

Fortune

Daniel Radcliffe reveals his favourite role to date

Radcliffe was asked to name his favourite role from an eclectic list

The Independent UK

Puppy left in woods with all his belongings waits weeks for someone to spot him

Hank the eight-month-old puppy was abandoned in the woods with just a bed, bag of food and a few toys to his name - but thankfully a Good Samaritan spotted him and reached out for help

Daily Mirror

'My boyfriend failed the test to protect our son - he blatantly prefers our dog'

A woman has taken to Reddit to share how her 26-year-old boyfriend allowed their toddler to walk out of the house and down the street while he watched TV - he didn't care about his son's safety

Daily Mirror

Tom Hanks, who’s been in 52 movies, says he’s only ever made ‘four pretty good’ ones

Fans are now trying to guess which films he’s referring to

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Doggone everything but the dogs

Every day is Dog Day around our house. The pets can serve as a social emollient like no other.

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‘Better Call Saul’ series finale a fitting end to a brilliant television journey

“Better Call Saul” evolved into arguably the greatest spin-off series in the history of television, a near-equal to “Breaking Bad.”

Daily Mirror

Man angers 'unavailable' brother-in-law after gifting him a parenting book

A father-to-be claims he's been left less than impressed by his brother-in-law, who apparently does nothing to help out when it comes to childcare and housework, and decided to gift him a parenting book

Chicago Sun-Times

The coming close of Henry’s Sports and Bait viewed through decades of its and Chicago’s history

Going back to the beginning of Henry’s Sports and Bait, the powerhouse of Chicago outdoors and fishing, then going through decades of the history of Chicago and Henry’s.

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The Guardian - UK

Bear and Breakfast review – a cute management sim … if you bear with it

There is delightful presentation as you set up a dysfunctional B&B – but in a genre that usually keeps players busy, this requires real patience

Boston Herald

Movie review: Top-notch cast, ‘Blazing’ plot makes ‘Paws of Fury’ an all-ages delight

Loosely inspired by the Mel Brooks’ 1974 groundbreaking comedy classic “Blazing Saddles” (and originally titled “Blazing Samurai”) and set in a mythical Japan inhabited mostly by cats, the computer-generated animated production “Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank” tells the story of a beagle named Hank (Michael Cera).

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Paws of Fury’ an animated ‘Blazing Saddles’ knockoff without the audacity, or the humor

The racial element is replaced by a dog thrown into a community of cats.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Review: ‘Paws of Fury’ a Sad, Declawed ‘Blazing Saddles’

Writer and director Mel Brooks’ 1974 Western spoof "Blazing Saddles" tackled racism so head-on that Brooks recently mused he wouldn’t be able to make the film today. Maybe, just maybe, he has done just that with "Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank," but at a terrible cost. Paramount's limp,…

The Orange County Register

‘Finding Nemo’ octopus swims into Disneyland submarine lagoon

A seven-armed octopus from “Finding Dory” with camouflaging capabilities who just wants some peace and quiet is about to become visible to thousands of Disneyland visitors and a flock of squawking seagulls after hiding beneath a tarp in the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage lagoon.

Manchester Evening News

What’s new to stream on Now in July

From comedy horror shows to the latest movies, there's plenty to watch on Sky's streaming service Now

ABC News

Aboriginal children over-represented in out-of-home care and community ignored, abuse inquiry hears

Teenagers at risk of homelessness are allowed by Tasmania's child protection service to live in unsafe environments, the state's child sexual abuse commission of inquiry hears.

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