Gen V Season 2 has been unraveling like a mixtape, with each character singing and dancing to their own beat. While Marie and her friends battle for their survival and sanity, there are a few things ...

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Gen V Season 2 has unveiled a long-anticipated twist surrounding Cipher. The twist reveals the identity of the real force pulling the strings at Godolkin University. While the revelation may not have ...

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There have been plenty of theories about who Cipher is in Gen V, but I don’t think anyone was expecting the big reveal. Gen V season 2, episode 7 twists things, making us excited for the finale.

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SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 7 of “Gen V,” now streaming on Amazon’s Prime Video. It turns out Marie (Jaz Sinclair) had a very good reason for originally thinking ...

Warning: This article contains full spoilers for Gen V Season 2, Episode 7! From the beginning, all the biggest mysteries in Gen V Season 2 have revolved around Hamish Linklater’s Dean Cipher. Who is ...

Gen V just pulled the rug out from under its viewers. Gen V Season 2, Episode 7, aptly titled “Hell Week,” reveals the actual truth behind Dean Cipher’s (Hamish Linklater) motives. It turns out that ...

Besides the many scholars and crackpots who have used historical clues to show that someone else—usually Sir Francis Bacon—must have written Shakespeare’s plays, scores have turned to cryptology to ...