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Twisted Metal Season 2 Review

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‘Twisted Metal’ Season 2 Release Schedule: When Do New Episodes Stream?

Here is when and where to tune in for Season 2 of Peacock's "Twisted Metal" adaptation starring Anthony Mackie.

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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Twisted Metal’ Season 2 On Peacock, Where John Finds Out About His Past, And A Tournament For Drivers Gets Ugly

The second season is an improvement over the first because it remembered that character development is pretty important.

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Peacock’s ‘Twisted Metal’ picks up with Calypso’s vehicular tournament in season 2 premiere

Season two of the hit Peacock original series "Twisted Metal" picks up with the iconic vehicular tournament hosted by Calypso, and each of the competitors are vying for the most precious gift they could imagine: their heart’s deepest desire.

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Twisted Metal Season 2 Rotten Tomatoes Score Is a Huge Improvement on Season 1

The Rotten Tomatoes score for Twisted Metal Season 2, featuring Anthony Mackie, has surpassed that of Season 1 based on the ...

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Twisted Metal Season 2 cast teases Calypso’s chaos, Sweet Tooth’s killer quest and power shift

Twisted Metal 2's official cast is hyping up what's been demanded by fans: a deeper exploration of the crazed world of Calypso, a deadly Sweet Tooth-led quest, and a severe power shift.

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'Twisted Metal' Season 2 Review: Anthony Mackie's Ludicrously Violent Post-Apocalyptic Series Introduces New Weirdos and Ratchets Up the Absurdity

T he Twisted Metal franchise of games celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, a series that centers around maniacal, ...

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Twisted Metal Season 2 Review

Twisted Metal Season 2 Rotten Tomatoes Score Is a Huge Improvement on Season 1

Twisted Metal Season 2 cast teases Calypso’s chaos, Sweet Tooth’s killer quest and power shift

'Twisted Metal' Season 2 Review: Anthony Mackie's Ludicrously Violent Post-Apocalyptic Series Introduces New Weirdos and Ratchets Up the Absurdity

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