‘Poker Face’ still remains a gripping watch ... Revolving around Charlie Cale, a woman with an uncanny ability to detect lies, Season 2 starts strong but doesn’t sustain the same momentum ...

Her clothes combine earth tones with lots of purple, accentuated by a bead necklace. ‘Poker Face‘Sarah Shatz/PEACOCK Felicity, though, has two personas. When we first meet her, she’s dressed ...

Two years after the first season, Poker Face season 2 finally premiered on May 8, 2025, debuting with an action-packed, murder-rich triple-header. Charlie Cale, played by Natasha Lyonne ...

For more details about new episodes of Poker Face Season 2 and when they come out, read on below: When does Poker Face Season 2 come out? Watch on Deadline The second season of the Rian Johnson ...

A new season of Poker Face has arrived, and with it a new rotation of famous faces as guest stars. Notable names include Cynthia Erivo, who plays sextuplets, Justin Theroux, Katie Holmes ...

By Jackie Strause Managing Editor, East Coast [This story contains spoilers from the three-episode premiere of Poker Face season two.] Poker Face is back and after watching the first three ...

If Natasha Lyonne’s Charlie Cale had a nickel for every mob boss/casino owner she’s ticked off on the Peacock hit series Poker Face, then she’d have two nickels. Which, granted, isn’t a ...

Rhea Perlman at the Season 2 premiere of Poker Face (CREDIT: Savion Washington/FilmMagic) In the Season 1 finale, Beatrix Hasp (Rhea Perlman), the head of five mob families, called Charlie with ...

Charlie Cale is back on the road in Poker Face Season 2, and fans of Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne’s Emmy-winning mystery of the week series won’t want to miss a minute of the action.

May 8 (UPI) --Charlize Theron plays a former immortal facing off against an ancient enemy portrayed by Uma Thurman in the trailer for Netflix sequel The Old Guard 2. Theron returns as Andromache ...

With Season 2, “Poker Face” takes increasing advantage of that blank slate while maintaining the soothing repetition of a comfort watch. It’s quite the card trick ...