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In 2001, Fox aired The Tick, a superhero sitcom starring Patrick Warburton. Despite positive reviews from critics and audiences, the show was canceled.
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Read MoreHoping to capitalize on the success of "The X-Files," Fox had creator Chris Carter develop a new sci-fi series in 1999, but it was quickly canceled.
Read MoreChristopher Meloni is best known for his work on "Law & Order: SVU," but the actor briefly starred on a wild Syfy series by one of co-creators of "The Boys."
Read MoreNathan Fillion loves Firefly to this day, but it might surprise some people that his Richard Castle character made a sweet nod to a certain space cowboy.
Read More"Breaking Bad" has one of the best endings in television history, but the series almost ended very differently -- and with Walter White still alive.
Read MoreBelmont Cameli explains the meaning behind Garrett's Latin back tattoo in Prime Video's Off Campus, and why he personally pitched the idea to producers.
Read MoreSome episodes of "Game of Thrones" are recognized as TV masterpieces, but there's one underrated episode that fans should definitely talk more about.
Read MoreBefore Steven Yeun voiced Invincible's Mark Grayson, Patrick Cavanaugh did — and he's now appearing in Hulu's post-apocalyptic series Paradise.
Read MoreWilliam Shatner, best known as Captain Kirk on "Star Trek," also voiced a major character in Netflix's 2024 series "Masters of the Universe: Revolution."
Read MoreSome of Superman's biggest adventures have taken place in animation on the small screen. Here is our ranking of the all-time best animated Superman TV shows.
Read MoreThe Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have inspired several animated shows, beginning in 1987. Here is our ranking of how they stack up against one another.
Read MoreThe Sinners star probably couldn't have asked for two better early projects. In fact, he ended up a seasoned prestige TV actor before he could legally drive.
Read MoreThe greatest spy series are well written, expertly acted, and will keep you glued to your screen episode after episode. These are Britain's best spy shows.
Read MoreThe original run of X-Men: The Animated Series was thrilling, funny, and, yes, a little bit corny — but it also knew how to tug on the heartstrings.
Read MorePain or damage don't end the world — but a studio executive can. Here's why you never got to see Season 4 of HBO's hit Western series Deadwood.
Read MoreNoah Wyle's emergency room drama doesn't shy away from current events, but a part of one episode could've been too much too soon.
Read MoreThough playing a noble librarian made him famous, Anthony Head had the range to embody a sociopathic ex-husband on Apple TV's tentpole dramedy.
Read MoreThese days, Robert Downey Jr. is in top of the world. Back in 2001, however, his firing from a classic TV show marked an all-time low for his career.
Read MoreA more authentic penguin would make a noise closer to a squawk, but Burgress Meredith had his own ideas for Gotham's fearsome feathered fiend.
Read MoreNothing speaks to a horror show's quality like a nod from a master of the genre. And for Guillermo del Toro, 2026 is all about one series in particular...
Read MoreBond creator Ian Fleming had a hand in dreaming up the network TV spy series, but 007 himself never encountered the crew from U.N.C.L.E. ... or did he?
Read MoreYou would think a show about Batman would be able to say the name of Batman's most famous enemy, but this was not the case in Fox's Gotham.
Read MoreJames Handy was best known for TV series like "NYPD Blue" and "Alias," but he also appeared in this horrifying 1995 episode of "The X-Files."
Read MoreBetween Season 2 and Season 3, fans of HBO's Euphoria had oodles of time to predict what would happen to Rue and her pals. Many of those predictions were wrong.
Read MoreThe DC Animated Universe is loaded with memorable vocal performances, and the onetime Lou Grant contributed one of the most unlikely of the bunch.
Read MoreAt one point, the showrunner also known for Ted Lasso and Shrinking thought bringing back his hit sitcom from the 2000s wasn't such a hot idea.
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