[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Poker Face Season 2.] Poker Face‘s second season has come to a close, and while Peacock has yet to renew the series starring Natasha Lyonne as human lie ...

The Poker Face Season 2 ending is, like any of the best Poker Face episodes, a fun, brain-teasing thrill ride that serves as a perfect way to conclude the season. However, there is one aspect of the ...

The hit Peacock original series Poker Face makes its highly anticipated return Thursday, May 8 with its season two premiere.

"Poker Face" showrunner Tony Tost Unpacks Charlie's heartbreaking Season 2 finale and shares his hopes for a potential Season 3 ...

Rian Johnson’s hit Peacock original Poker Face aired its eventful Season 1 finale on March 9, 2023, and fans of the Columbo-style mystery-of-the-week series have been impatiently awaiting Season ...

With Poker Face, creator Rian Johnson hopes to revive a certain kind of episodic mystery series, the kind he loved as a kid in the vein of Columbo. If you know anything about those kinds of show ...

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Befitting the modern era, Poker Face shares those ’60s and ’70s shows’ skepticism about the establishment. Charlie is not a cop, but her arrival heralds something resembling justice.

When Peacock’s Poker Face premiered back in 2023, my biggest complaint came from a place of privilege: There was so much to enjoy about creator Rian Johnson and producer-star Natasha Lyonne’s ...

Poker Face might not be the show you expect, and that’s the series’ most clever twist. It’s an ode to a classic sub-genre of mystery that’s been usurped by the shocking and bombastic.

Poker Face is fun. Natasha Lyonne plays Charlie, a woman with a mostly unexplained but 100 percent accurate ability to look at someone and know if the thing they just said to her was a lie.