Jorge Garcia Got His Lost Role Thanks To A Very Different TV Show
Jorge Garcia might've never played Hurley on Lost had co-creator J.J. Abrams not spotted him in a show that was worlds apart from the series.
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Why William Shatner's 1986 SNL Appearance Left Some Star Trek Fans Furious
William Shatner's infamous 1986 SNL sketch targeting Trekkies caused a commotion, but how did Star Trek fans really feel about it? Here's the truth.
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5 Characters Jared Padalecki Could Play In The Boys Season 5
Jared Padalecki is reuniting with Supernatural showrunner Eric Kripke to join The Boys season 5. Here are five characters he could end up playing.
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William Shatner had the chance to play Captain Kirk in Star Trek: Enterprise, but he chose not to. Here's why.
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An emotionally devastating closing moment of Slow Horses season 4 wouldn't have happened without a season 3 scene where two actors overdelivered in a big way.
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The Boys Writers Jokingly Wanted This Other Oscar Winner To Play The Deep's Octopus Girlfriend
Tilda Swinton voiced The Deep's octopus girlfriend on The Boys, although series creator Eric Kripke originally (jokingly) had another Oscar-winner in mind.
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Agatha All Along's Secret Weapon Might Surprise Marvel Fans
Agatha All Along has quietly proven to have a secret weapon, and it's a refreshing change of pace from much of what we've seen in the MCU.
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DC Has Found Its Green Lantern John Stewart In A Netflix Action Movie Star
DC Studios has found its John Stewart for the upcoming Green Lantern series Lanterns in the form of a newly-risen Netflix action movie star.
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Shōgun Ending Explained: This Was Never Blackthorne's Story
The Shōgun Season 1 finale is an intentional anti-climax that works thanks to one key character. Here's what the show's creators have said about it.
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One Star Wars Actor Calls Disney Out For Not Protecting The Acolyte Cast From Trolls
The Acolyte actor Jodie Turner-Smith has called out Disney for not defending the Star Wars TV show's cast from toxic individuals online.
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The Boys Season 4 Cut An Improvised Kiss Scene During Its Biggest Cameo Appearance
The Boys loves to satirize celebrities' infatuation with themselves, but its biggest season 4 cameo almost took this running gag further than usual.
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Star Trek's Wildest Storyline Cloned A Main Character – And Then Promptly Forgot It Happened
Remember that time Star Trek cloned William Riker? Here's what became of the character's doppelganger, Thomas Riker, the last we saw of him.
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The Real Reason The Star Wars Series The Acolyte Was Canceled
There are multiple factors that led to the Star Wars series The Acolyte being canceled, but one particular reason is bigger than the rest.
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Star Trek Writers Had To Fight Gene Roddenberry For One Worf-Focused Episode
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry didn't see Worf as a primary character on The Next Generation. Hey, sometimes even geniuses have bad takes!
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What Happened To The Cast Of Prison Break?
Prison Break ran for four seasons on Fox, and many of the main cast members are still acting today. Here's what they've been up to since the series ended.
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The Only Actors Still Alive From The Bionic Woman
The Bionic Woman only ran for a few seasons, yet it left a strong cultural imprint. Let's catch up with the surviving members of its cast.
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Frank Sinatra Had One Condition To Appear In Magnum P.I.
Frank Sinatra was a huge Magnum P.I. fan and was keen to appear on the series, but he had a simple requirement that needed to be met first.
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Gene Roddenberry's Original Star Trek Pitch Gave Spock A Familiar Home Planet
Spock is perhaps Star Trek's defining character. However, in Gene Roddeneberry's original pitch for the series, the Vulcan had a different home world.
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The Creepy Connection Between The Boys And What We Do In The Shadows
The Boys and What We Do in the Shadows share an unusual prop that you'd never realize was used for both shows.
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The Director Of Netflix's Latest Sci-Fi Thriller Directed A Must-Watch Promo For A Now-Canceled Show
The director of Netflix's It's What's Inside once made a promo for the live-action Cowboy Bebop show, and it's bursting with the same creativity as the film.
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The Rings Of Power Just Teased One Of Middle-Earth's Most Important Locations
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 wrapped up by seemingly revealing an important location in Middle-earth history.
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Worf Actor Michael Dorn Almost Made His Star Trek Return Years Before Picard
It's great that Trekkies got to catch up with Worf on Star Trek: Picard, but another series nearly brought the cranky Klingon back years earlier.
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The Rings Of Power Reveals Why The Balrog That Killed Gandalf Is Called Durin's Bane
The season 2 finale of The Rings of Power explains why the Balrog, the fiery creature that later kills Gandalf, got the nickname of "Durin's Bane."
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The Rings Of Power Season 2 Reveals The Stranger's Identity – And He's A Classic Lord Of The Rings Character
The finale of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 finally reveals the identity of the mysterious Stranger, played by Daniel Weyman.
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The Rings Of Power Has A Triple Samwise Gamgee Homage In Season 2
Remember Samwise Gamgee's big speech at the end of The Two Towers? The final episodes of Rings of Power season 2 called back to that moment in a big way.
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Every Easter Egg In The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Season 2
If you're looking for an incredibly nerdy deep dive into all of the easter eggs from The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2, we've got you covered.
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The Boys Season 4 Sister Sage Lobotomy Twist Explained By The Series Showrunner And Star
There are plenty of storylines where The Boys' willingness to go NSFW pays off, especially Sister Sage's (Susan Heyward) lobotomy in season 4.
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