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'The Hunting Wives' review: Netflix series is completely out-there and a lot of fun
WHAT IT'S ABOUT "The Hunting Wives" tells the story of a circle of high-society women in a fictional East Texas town, a world filled with big hats and even bigger guns, megachurches and Instagram-worthy brunch gatherings, buried secrets and illicit affairs. You know, relatable stuff.
The Netflix series is mostly just soapy fun, while incorporating enough political references to zero in on conservative ...
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“The Hunting Wives” Season 2: What We Know So Far About the Scandalous Show's Potential Return
The Hunting Wives, based on the novel by May Cobb, debuted on July 21 on Netflix The drama was watched by 5.2 million viewers ...
An ostensibly sober discussion of the Trump administration’s economic policies during Jimmy Fallon’s monologue on Thursday ...
Rebecca Cutter also tells TheWrap about capturing the Netflix zeitgeist and shares her hopes for a potential Season 2 ...
The Hunting Wives star Malin Akerman sees your social media posts, and she’s VERY aware of the comparisons between her character and First Lady Melania Trump. That’s not an accident.
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Netflix’s ‘The Hunting Wives’ Is a Very Zany, Very Gay, Red-State Murder Mystery: TV Review
Malin Akerman and Brittany Snow star in Netflix's "The Hunting Wives," a very zany, very gay, MAGA-adjacent murder mystery.
A Bostonian moves to Texas and falls in with a socialite and her wealthy circle of housewives in this thriller adapted from ...
"This ain't just a continuity error, y'all. This is Texas propaganda. Plain and simple." What's with the Netflix restaurant ...
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