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One Lost fight scene got a lot more dangerous than planned, thanks to a knife mix-up that swapped a real blade in for the prop one on set that day.
Read MoreHannah Waddingham channels her inner James Bond in Prime Video's critically acclaimed action comedy series "Ride or Die," a must-see for spy TV fans.
Read MoreIt's rare for a show to recast a major character for the last episode, but Gotham had a good reason to replace Camren Bicondova as Selina Kyle in the finale.
Read MoreBetty White played widow Rose Nylund on The Golden Girls for seven seasons, and the character was so popular, she appeared on three spin-offs.
Read MoreRaised by Wolves had an incredible amount of potential, but the Ridley Scott series never made it to adulthood. Here's why HBO Max killed the show in its prime.
Read MoreChristopher Judge, who played Kratos in the 2018 game "God of War" and its 2022 sequel "God of War Ragnarök," has an issue with Amazon's upcoming adaptation.
Read MoreLost quietly resolved a key character's mysterious storyline in an 11-minute epilogue released only on the Season 6 DVD years after the finale aired.
Read MoreThere's no denying that Betty White is nothing short of a sitcom legend. In one of her last main roles on television, she even broke a huge record for TV Land.
Read MoreBefore she was Mickey Fox on CBS's Sheriff Country, Morena Baccarin played a criminal mastermind facing off against the FBI in a short-lived NBC crime drama.
Read MoreChicago Fire's Dermot Mulroney once led a 2010 reboot of The Rockford Files that never made it to air — hardly anyone has seen the pilot episode.
Read MoreMelissa Gilbert's favorite Little House on the Prairie story put Laura through devastating loss while revealing a deeply personal bond off screen.
Read MoreAFC Richmond is packed with memorable personalities, but only a select few Ted Lasso characters made the final cut in our ranking.
Read MoreTim Curry playing The Joker sounds like a fan's dream casting — so why was Mark Hamill brought in to replace him on Batman: The Animated Series?
Read MoreThe first-ever TV sitcom in the U.S. debuted in 1947, with episodes broadcast live in 15-minute and 30-minute formats. It starred a real-life married couple.
Read MoreHoward Stern once backed a raunchy Baywatch spoof that somehow lasted three seasons before fading into obscurity.
Read MoreBones was rooted in a series of novels about Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan, but that Bones was "a 50-year-old, divorced former alcoholic."
Read MoreCold opens were a staple of Bones' style, but they served a key purpose for the main stars. Here's why Emily Deschanel And David Boreanaz needed the cold opens.
Read MoreLong before Jesse Spencer was saving lives as Dr. Robert Chase and Captain Matt Casey, the Australian actor made a name for himself in a long-running TV series.
Read More"CSI" is one of the most successful procedurals in TV history, but the series and franchise wouldn't exist without this true crime documentary from the '90s.
Read MoreLost might not be the iconic drama it is today if ABC actually allowed the series' creators to end the TV show when they originally wanted to.
Read MoreRobert Redford almost starred in "Yellowstone" before Taylor Sheridan fired him. Here's who Redford was going to play, and why Sheridan let him go.
Read MoreOne of Lost's stars correctly guessed this major secret of the island back in Season 1, and co-creator Damon Lindelof thought someone had told them.
Read MoreCinemax's The Knick shocked fans when it killed off Dr. John Thackery at the end of Season 2. Why did Steven Soderbergh and the creative team do it?
Read MoreMonica and Chandler's relationship almost stopped before it really began.
Read MoreTechnically the first Powerpuff Girl, the telekinetic Bliss had explosive, unpredictable abilities that forced her to leave Townsville.
Read MoreThis canceled NBC series pulled off one of television's most unlikely comeback stories.
Read MoreStephen Hawking was a huge "Stark Trek" fan who got the chance to visit the set of "The Next Generation" in the '90s -- and he made one specific request.
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