Breaking Bad And Better Call Saul Share The Same Glaring Weakness
Both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul have gotten much-deserved praise from fans and critics, but the two shows have one interesting weakness in common.
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An Arrested Development Star Nearly Played Claire Dunphy In Modern Family
ABC's Modern Family could have looked wildly different if this one Arrested Development star played Claire Dunphy instead of Julie Bowen.
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Seth Green has played Chris Griffin for decades. However, "Family Guy" fans may be surprised to learn that Green based Chris' voice on a movie serial killer.
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Sherlock's Best Episode, According To IMDb Users
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Now that "Stranger Things" has concluded its epic five-season run, it's time to rank each season of the series from least effective to monumental.
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The Hilarious Way South Park's Creators Keep Track Of The Show's Complicated Lore
By this point, the South Park canon is immense and spans literal decades. So, the show's creators have developed a hilarious way of keeping track of everything.
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Bryan Cranston's One Condition To Return As Breaking Bad's Walter White
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The South Park Episode That Aged So Badly It Got An Official Apology
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The Canceled Miniseries You Likely Have No Idea HBO's Euphoria Was Based On
HBO's Euphoria took the world by storm in 2019. However, it was actually inspired by an international miniseries that has gone under the radar.
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Avatar 3's Villain Has Previously Clashed With Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock
The actor behind Varang has participated in some memorable television moments, including an awkward exchange with London's greatest detective.
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Bradley Cooper Played A Fictional Version Of Anthony Bourdain In A Short-Lived Sitcom
A few years before he became a household name in The Hangover, Bradley Cooper starred in a sitcom inspired by a memoir from celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain.
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South Park's Worst Episodes, According To Creators Matt Stone And Trey Parker
Matt Stone and Trey Parker have been writing up South Park episodes for literal decades. It's only naturally that they have mixed feelings about some of them.
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The Gossip Girl Star Who Almost Played Breaking Bad's Jesse Pinkman
The actor who didn't quite become Walter White's sidekick went on to Gossip Girl, then played the lead on yet another successful show a few years later.
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How Friends And Seinfeld Exist In The Same Universe
Two of the most popular sitcoms of their era are canonically linked, along with a handful of other shows that appear to reside on the same Must See TV timeline.
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How South Park Was Able To Get Radiohead To Cameo In Its Most Disturbing Episode
Here's how South Park got the services of alternative rock icons Radiohead for a Season 5 episode that shocked audiences while redefining Cartman's character.
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David Harbour Was So Frustrated By Netflix's Stranger Things Marketing That He Shaved His Head
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The How I Met Your Mother Star Who Almost Played The Office's Jim Halpert
A whole bunch of big-name actors auditioned for The Office, and one of them went on to play a very important character on HIMYM.
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A Forgotten TBS Sitcom Gave Jennifer Lawrence Her First Big Break
Before Hunger Games and winning an Oscar, Jennifer Lawrence got her big break on television in a TBS sitcom you probably forgot about.
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Breaking Bad's Most Iconic Death Scene Was Way Harder To Shoot Than You Think
The most notable death scene in Breaking Bad's five-season run took a whopping 19 takes to get right, as confirmed by the show's creator, Vince Gilligan.
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Before Stranger Things, The Duffer Brothers Worked On An Underrated Sci-Fi Series
Before launching Stranger Things on Netflix, the Duffer Brothers worked on another, albeit more underrated, sci-fi series.
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Rick Moranis Reprised His Most Beloved Role In A Hilarious The Goldbergs Episode
Although he's mostly stayed away from the spotlight since the 1990s, Rick Moranis had a memorable cameo on The Goldbergs, reprising an iconic role.
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The Fan-Favorite iCarly Character Who Almost Got A Spin-Off Series
Following iCarly's original run on Nickelodeon, one of the show's more popular characters was involved in a pilot for a spin-off series that never got to air.
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Breaking Bad's Creator Almost Didn't Write An Important Character In The Pilot
According to Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, he came close to leaving out an important supporting character when coming up with the show's pilot episode.
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Why Mila Kunis Replaced Lacey Chabert As Meg Griffin In Family Guy
Before Mila Kunis took on the role of Meg Griffin, the part belonged to Mean Girls star Lacey Chabert. Here's why the latter departed the show early on.
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Austin Butler Had More Than 40 Appearances In A Classic Nickelodeon Sitcom
Years before he rose to big-screen fame on films such as Elvis, Austin Butler was little more than an extra for most of this Nickelodeon teen sitcom's run.
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How I Met Your Mother's Barney Was Written With A Specific Actor In Mind (Not Neil Patrick Harris)
Before Neil Patrick Harris perfectly brought life to Barney Stinson on How I Met Your Mother, the show's creators had another actor in mind for the part.
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