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The showrunner of Poker Face, Tony Tost, appeared for an interview with The Wrap following the finale of Season 2 and revealed whether a Season 3 is on the way. While Tost discussed the cliffhanger ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Another season of Rian Johnson’s hit Peacock series, Poker Face, is in the books. And when the end credits roll on that eventful Season 2 finale, fans will hope they ...

Another season of Rian Johnson’s hit Peacock series, Poker Face, is in the books. And when the end credits roll on that eventful Season 2 finale, fans will hope they haven’t seen the last of Charlie ...

When the end credits roll on the Season 2 finale of Rian Johnson’s hit Peacock series, Poker Face, fans will be begging to follow Charlie Cale (Natasha Lyonne) on her next adventure. The sophomore ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Peacock's "Poker Face" is wrapping up its second season. Starring Emmy nominee Natasha Lyonne ("Orange Is the New Black," "Russian Doll,") the crime comedy follows Charlie Cale, who has ...

Poker Face remains one of the most exciting TV shows on the planet, thanks to its absurd plotline and exceptional execution, but will fans get to see a Poker Face Season 3? The second season of the ...

Where has Charlie been so far in this season? She ended season one in Atlantic City, then apparently traveled a lot, moving from job to job. Most of the season-two premiere was set in New Hampshire.

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