Commentary: The Success Of ‘Twisted Metal’ Means It Should End
A lot of shows are built around a singular premise. Sometimes, it plays out over the course of the entire
Read moreA lot of shows are built around a singular premise. Sometimes, it plays out over the course of the entire
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Read moreThe promise left off by the cliffhanger in the previous episode did not disappoint. Twisted Metal had some great vehicle
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Read moreIn many ways, this is a very important episode for Twisted Metal. It details John’s (Anthony Mackie) past and how
Read moreIt’s become abundantly clear that the best episodes of Twisted Metal are the ones revolving around cars and living on
Read moreIt’s no surprise that the best Twisted Metal episodes are the ones that feature its vehicles and ridiculous characters. The
Read moreAgent Stone is a fairly peculiar character in the Twisted Metal TV series. Thomas Hayden Church plays him very stoically
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