Seth MacFarlane's Easiest Family Guy Voice Is Surprising
You might think after more than 500 episodes they would all be pretty easy, but some of MacFarlane's signature characters are still a challenge to perform.
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What Peaky Blinders Got Wrong About The History Of Those Iconic Hats
With The Immortal Man now streaming, Peaky Blinders is back! Now's a good time as any to examine the history behind those iconic hats.
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A Percy Jackson Disney+ Series Star Also Had A Small Role In The First Movie
"Percy Jackson" and its young protagonists have made the odyssey from book to screen twice. But there's a surprise connection between the film and TV versions.
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Good Omens' Narrator Is A Four-Time Oscar Winner
You've probably heard the voice of God ... from the show Good Omens ... in one of her acclaimed films, including an essential 1996 Coen brothers' thriller.
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A Series From Arrowverse Creator Greg Berlanti Featured Two Future Marvel Stars
Before Greg Berlanti was crafting his own little niche in the superhero kingdom, he helped create a series that starred two future Marvel stars.
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A Forgotten Doctor Who Spin-Off Introduced A Major Recurring Character
The '90s are not considered a great decade for Doctor Who. Nevertheless, a 1995 VHS movie brought us one of the most enduring supporting characters on the show.
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One Of The Best Comic Book Movie Directors Ever Helped Create Spartacus
A brutal historical drama had an unexpected creative force behind it, linking a cult TV hit to one of the most influential filmmakers of the 2000s.
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SNL Creator Lorne Michaels Got His Start Writing For A Hollywood Legend's Forgotten TV Show
"Saturday Night Live" creator Lorne Michaels began his career writing for an iconic Hollywood performer on a show that didn't last very long.
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How Every Version Of Snowball The Cat Was Killed On The Simpsons
The long-running animated series, The Simpsons, reset a family pet multiple times, turning a simple cat into a surprisingly complex running gag.
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How Les Misérables Inspired The Creation Of A Classic Marvel Comics TV Adaptation
"Les Misérables" isn't the first novel that comes to mind when you think of a Marvel superhero, but this series wouldn't exist without it.
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An Iconic Addams Family Star Has An Incredible Marvel Television Connection
What do the Addams Family and one of Marvel's first forays into live action superhero TV have in common? The talents of one incredible actor.
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Freddie Prinze Jr. Almost Quit Acting Because Of A 24 Co-Star
Joining a hit show like 24 would be a highlight in many actors' careers, but Freddie Prinze Jr. wishes that he never signed on for the Fox drama.
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The Star-Studded Star Wars Series That You'll Probably Never Get To Watch
An ambitious animated comedy project promised something wildly different, but corporate timing and strategy pushed it into obscurity.
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Why The Big Bang Theory Didn't Show Howard And Bernadette's Babies
Even though Howard and Bernadette were parents to two children, The Big Bang Theory never had them appear on screen (except that one time).
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Bryan Cranston Changed Malcolm In The Middle's Original Plans For Hal
Hal on Malcolm in the Middle was originally supposed to be much different, but Bryan Cranston's performance inspired a new direction.
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John Williams Composed Music For One Of The Best Sci-Fi Shows Of The '60s
Best known for his grand, orchestral scores for films like Jaws and Star Wars, John Williams also composed the theme for a beloved '60s sci-fi series.
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MTV's First Scripted Drama Was A Sci-Fi Coming-Of-Age Story That's Impossible To Stream
MTV's first attempt at scripted drama was ambitious, messy, and ahead of its time, leaving behind a cult sci-fi series most viewers can no longer watch.
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Why Kaley Cuoco Replaced Amanda Walsh As The Big Bang Theory's Female Lead
The female lead of The Big Bang Theory was not always Penny, and early test reactions forced a major creative rethink that reshaped the sitcom forever.
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The Underrated Western Miniseries You Likely Didn't Know Steven Spielberg Produced
Steven Spielberg may not be known for his contributions to the Western genre, but this long-forgotten miniseries deserves a second look.
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A Strategic Pilot Leak Helped Launch One Of Fox's Most Iconic Shows Of The '90s
One of Fox's most groundbreaking sketch comedies of the '90s might have never made it to air without its pilot getting into the right hands.
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Fran Drescher Says Studio Execs Regret Canceling Her Little-Remembered Sitcom
The Nanny was a smash for both Fran Drescher and CBS, but her follow-up, Happily Divorced was not as big a success for TV Land and only lasted two seasons.
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The Big Bang Theory Guest Star Who Almost Played Leonard Before Johnny Galecki
As Leonard, Johnny Galecki helped anchor The Big Bang Theory for 12 seasons, but one of the show's recurring actors also tried out for the iconic role.
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Marvel's Original Thanos Actor Played A Classic Green Lantern Villain In The Arrowverse
Not every actor gets to play villains in both Marvel and DC. But one performer was both the original Thanos and a major Green Lantern antagonist.
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Henry Winkler Had To Fight To Save One Of The Fonz's Perfect Happy Days Moments
Henry Winkler stole the show as the Fonz in Happy Days, and he had to fight for his character's authenticity in one of the series' iconic scenes.
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Here's How Much Of Rick And Morty Is Really Improvised
Fans of "Rick and Morty" love the show for its wacky plots and improvisational tone. However, not as much of the humor is as off-the-cuff as you may think!
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Courteney Cox's X-Men-Esque '80s Sci-Fi TV Show Is Impossible To Stream Today
Long before Friends, Courteney Cox starred in a short-lived superhero show that played like a budget version of X-Men. But don't look for it on streaming.
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Cillian Murphy Has A Difficult Time Rewatching Peaky Blinders For A Heartbreaking Reason
Cillian Murphy revisited his role of Tommy Shelby for the film The Immortal Man, but rewatching Peaky Blinders was understandably difficult for him.
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