How Carrie Fisher’s Death Became Sharon Horgan’s Biggest Challenge for ‘Catastrophe’ Finale
TheWrap Emmy magazine: The decision to deal with Fisher’s death in the series finale, says Horgan, “helped everything” about that episode
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Rob Delaney Mourns Death of 2-Year-Old Son in Heartbreaking Facebook Post
“I am desperately sad right now, but I can say with authority that there is good in this world,” says “Catastrophe” star
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Carrie Fisher Scores Posthumous Emmy Nomination for ‘Catastrophe’
Fisher played Mia, who delighted in tormenting her son Rob
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10 Underrated Shows You Can Watch on Amazon Prime (Photos)
Netflix and Hulu are dominating the streaming business, but Amazon — low-key — has great originals, too
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Watch Carrie Fisher in Final Role in ‘Catastrophe’ Sneak Peek (Video)
Late “Star Wars” actress riffs on schizophrenic offspring in new clip from Season 3 of Amazon show
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Amazon’s ‘Grand Tour’ Triples ‘Man in the High Castle’ Viewers (Exclusive)
Here are those secret numbers (sort of) that streaming company doesn’t want out
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Amazon’s Joe Lewis Adds Drama Oversight, Morgan Wandell to Head International Production
Film division will now be known as Prime Movies; Brad Beale expands role
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‘Divorce’ Creator Sharon Horgan on Why It Pays to Hook Up With Sarah Jessica Parker (Exclusive Video)
Fall TV Preview: “When I pitch a show, it takes years to come to fruition,” the writer-creator of HBO’s new series tells TheWrap
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Emmy Quickie: ‘Catastrophe’ Star Sharon Horgan Exclusive StudioWrap Portraits (Photos)
Co-creator of hit Amazon series stops by TheWrap for an interview and photo session
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Emmy Quickie: ‘Catastrophe’ Star Sharon Horgan on Body Odor and the ‘A–hole Pass’ (Exclusive Video)
Emmy nominee tells TheWrap about how she is always trying to make her character “a little bit nicer”
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Hey, Emmy Voters — 15 Underdogs to Consider for Your Ballot
For your consideration, TheWrap recommends dark horses like Eva Green, Jordan Peele and “Getting On”
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Amazon Prime Video vs. Netflix: How Do They Compare?
Amazon finally launched a no-commitment monthly streaming service just like Netflix, but what do you actually get?
