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‘The Gilded Age’ Twist Disappoints the Show’s Gay Fans
It’s baffling then, that a series developed airing now is doing its queer characters more of a disservice than a show that ...
Fan Favorite 'Gilded Age' Character Killed off in Shocking Way
"The Gilded Age" fans react to the death of John Adams and the show's cast and creators explain why it had to happen.
The Gilded Age showrunners explain why tragic death of beloved character had to happen
The latest episode of the Emmy-winning period drama, about New York City’s high society in the 1800s, concluded with the ...
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Is John Adams dead in The Gilded Age? Character’s fate explored
Episode 6 did not declare that John Adams was dead, but it is highly unlikely that he would survive such a brutal crash. Additionally, the preview of Episode 7 shows Oscar trying to cope with the loss ...
“The Gilded Age ”Just Killed Off This Beloved Character in a Shocking Way
After the shocking death, series creator Julian Fellowes teases that the grief that follows will unbalance things for one ...
Blake Ritson Hopes Audiences Feel ‘Ambushed’ by That Gilded Age Scene
Spoilers for The Gilded Age season three, episode six, “If You Want to Cook an Omelette.” ...
The Gilded Age EPs Defend That Tragic Twist in Episode 6: ‘I Jumped Out of My Skin When I Watched It'
This article breaks down a key moment from The Gilded Age Season 3, Episode 6. Proceed at your own risk. Oscar van Rhijn will ...
'The Gilded Age' Season 3 Episode 6: Bertha shakes hand with Gladys; John Adams suffers unfortunate demise
Season 3 of 'The Gilded Age' intensifies with drama as Bertha intervenes in Gladys' marriage, teaching her control amidst ...
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The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 6 Ending Explained: Did a sudden carriage tragedy change Oscar’s future forever?
The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 6 ends with a shocking street tragedy involving John Adams. Here's what it means for Oscar's ...
Is Julian Fellowes Afraid of Streets?
Until Sunday night’s episode, when he meets what appears to be an end so abrupt — and so similar to other scenarios in Julian Fellowes’s wider oeuvre — that I cannot help but see a larger conspiracy ...