Can We Survive These 51 Postapocalyptic Films?

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May 31, 2024

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And just like that, Hacks has wrapped up its third season. We chatted with the creators and cast about the epiphanies, blackmail, and challenging relationships filling up our television screens. 

Best quote: “It is a show about show business in which attention is traded like a currency, hoarded and dangled and withheld.” —Katie Baker

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Welcome to the postapocalyptic era as Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga races across movie theaters worldwide. And what finer way to celebrate than reading about a Ringer employee’s likely survival rate in 51 dystopian films?

Best quote: “As much as I love Michael Caine, I’m not spending my entire life learning all that math with him on a prayer that my pops can fire over some quantum data across dimensions.” —Austin Gayle

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NBA

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Best quote: “Kyrie isn’t the only crucial player in this series with an opportunity for revenge after a less than satisfying stint with the opposing team.” —Zach Kram

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