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Daniel Chin

Daniel Chin

Staff writer at The Ringer

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  • English
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Recent Articles

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Four Questions After Four Episodes of ‘Pluribus’

The most pressing mysteries on Carol’s mind, and our minds, almost halfway through Season 1
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The Predator Is Ready for Its Close-Up

In ‘Predator: Badlands,’ the titular alien becomes the protagonist as the reinvigorated franchise evolves
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‘Gen V’ Became What ‘The Boys’ Used to Satirize

The Season 2 finale of the spinoff of ‘The Boys’ falls prey to the typical pitfalls of the interconnected superhero universe
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‘Ghost of Yotei’ Turns a Great Game into a Great Series

The spiritual successor to ‘Ghost of Tsushima’ improves on its predecessor in important, albeit unsurprising, ways
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‘Marvel Zombies’ Deep Dive

This week, Steve and Jomi are joined by Ringer writer Daniel Chin to share their spoiler-filled reactions to Marvel’s latest animated project, ‘Marvel Zombies.’ The trio discusses what worked, highlights the action, and breaks down where the series fell short.
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‘Marvel Zombies’ Is a Hit-or-Miss MCU Mash-Up

The animated ‘What If…?’ spinoff doesn’t quite capitalize on its strong premise
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Takeaways From the Finale of ‘Alien: Earth’

What happened to Prodigy, the aliens, and the Lost Boys? What’s in store for a possible Season 2? And what’s next for the franchise?
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What You Need to Know Before Watching ‘Gen V’ Season 2

Before returning to campus, catch up on where the story stands in the spinoff of ‘The Boys’
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‘Highest 2 Lowest’ Is a Movie Monument to Hating Boston Sports

Spike Lee’s latest joint reaffirms his status as a generational sports hater
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‘Weapons’ Won’t Explain Itself

The ending of the horror hit defies explanation—which is why it works
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‘Eyes of Wakanda’ Squanders Its Promise

Marvel’s new animated miniseries looks good and starts strong, but it has little room to run