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A pivotal moment from cult-favorite Buffy The Vampire Slayer left a lasting impact on those involved, revealing how one controversial scene changed its legacy.
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Game Of Thrones' Creators Wrote A Beloved It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Episode
One standout episode of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia came from an unexpected pair of writers whose usual work lives far outside the world of barroom chaos.
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Taylor Sheridan rarely relies on other writers to bring his television dramas to life, especially when it came to "Yellowstone."
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Police procedurals take the classic cop drama to a detailed new level, following a crime from beginning to end. These are the 15 best of all time, ranked.
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Before "The Office" concluded its historic run, an attempt was made to spin-off into the open country with "The Farm." So, what happened?
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Power star Naturi Naughton-Lewis gives us scoop about The Nowhere Man, the Starz series she stars in and executive-produces
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The Big Bang Theory Star Jim Parsons Played A Marvel Villain Only Hardcore Fans Remember
During the early days of "The Big Bang Theory," Jim Parsons lent his voice to a villainous character from a long-forgotten Marvel animated show.
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From 2014-2018, Vinessa Antoine was a consistent feature on "General Hospital." Today, some fans may still be wondering why she departed series.
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Concluding a wildly popular fantasy television series in a manner that satisfies all its fans can be quite difficult. Just ask David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
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Tiffany Haddish Explains How She 'Finally' Made It To The Masked Singer — And Her Plan To Go Full EGOT
After being eliminated, Masked Singer superfan Tiffany Haddish tells TVLine about her years-long journey to the show — and the big plan she has in the works.
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Why HBO Didn't Make Yellowstone (Despite Initially Developing It)
Before "Yellowstone" became Paramount's ultimate powerhouse of a franchise, Taylor Sheridan's series nearly went to HBO first.
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A Ted Danson Sitcom Was Originally Conceived As A 30 Rock Spin-Off
Before this Ted Danson sitcom premiered, it was originally meant to be a "30 Rock" continuation. But a significant change was made when the star bowed out.
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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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All 12 Star Trek Series, Ranked
Star Trek turns 60 years old this year, and with Starfleet Academy premiering this month, we're celebrating by ranking all 12 of the previous Trek series.
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Landman's Billy Bob Thornton And Ali Larter On The Finale Scene That Marks A Major Change In Tommy And Angela's Love Story
After Landman's Season 2 finale, series stars Ali Larter and Billy Bob Thornton go deep on why Angela and Tommy's love story is different this time around.
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Family Guy's Seth Green Based His Chris Griffin Voice On A Notorious Hollywood Villain
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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On TV this Monday: College football crowns a champion, Below Deck Med faces a crisis, and Hulu explores the link between basketball and civic engagement.
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A Controversial Seinfeld Episode Ruined The Sitcom For Bill Murray
As iconic as "Seinfeld" was, the sitcom had its fair share of stinkers. In fact, one episode was so bad that it killed the series for Bill Murray.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Introduces Dunk And Egg In Game Of Thrones Spinoff's Premiere — Grade It!
Is the newest Game of Thrones spinoff for you? Meet Dunk and Egg via our recap of the HBO series' premiere
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Did Reggie Dinkins Score In His Debut? Grade The Premiere Of Tracy Morgan's NBC Sitcom
Tracy Morgan plays a former NFL superstar with something to prove in his new NBC comedy The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins — grade the premiere in our poll!
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Industry's Kit Harington and Marisa Abela break down Henry's wild tailspin, mental health crisis, and that insane final reveal.
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Stephen Colbert Was Rejected From A Major HBO Show In The 2000s
Before he was a household name, Stephen Colbert was auditioning just like everyone else. In fact, he almost landed a gig on a HBO series in the 2000s.
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The Office Superfan Episode That Features Jim's Most Hypocritical Moment
The Office's Superfan episodes are must-see viewing for every, well, superfan — especially those who want to see Jim's hypocrisy at its finest.
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10 Best TV Shows Like The Orville
For longtime fans of Seth MacFarlane's highly underrated live-action hit, The Orville, here are 10 other shows that strike familiar beats and tones.
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Stranger Things Was Originally Set In A Real Town With A Spooky History
Before the cast of "Stranger Things" called Hawkins home, the Duffers planned to set their sci-fi horror series in a real location with a skin-crawling history.
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Why Ray Romano Was Worried About Everybody Loves Raymond's Title
Everybody Loves Raymond may be an iconic television title now, but the show's star was actually very nervous about it - for understandable reasons.
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The modern sci-fi hit Severance didn't emerge in a vacuum. One chilling anthology episode helped shape its themes, tone, and approach to identity and control.
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