Where Was Lost Filmed? Every Major Location Explained
The Emmy-winning drama series Lost filmed almost entirely on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. Here are some of the key locations, many of which you can still visit.
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This New Comic Book Satire Flips Squid Game On Its Head [Exclusive Preview]
Patrick Horvath's one-shot comic Free For All is a twist on Squid Game that sees billionaires fighting to the death to keep their fortunes.
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Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor and his new companion find themselves in all sorts of trouble (and even a different medium) in the latest Doctor Who trailer.
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The Forgotten TV Miniseries That Turned A Stephen King Story Into Marvel's X-Men
Stephen King's Firestarter once got a sequel in the form of a forgotten miniseries that seemed to be borrowing ideas from Marvel's X-Men.
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Star Trek: TNG's Worst Episode Left Michael Dorn Worried About The Show's Future
Michael Dorn doesn't have too many "Star Trek"-related regrets. However, there was one "Next Generation" episode he was sure meant doom for the show as a whole.
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Why Jonathan Frakes Knew His First Star Trek Directing Gig Was Going To Be Special
The Next Generation cast member Jonathan Frakes made his Star Trek directing debut on an episode he immediately knew was going to be special.
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Mark's quest to free Gemma from Lumon's clutches in Severance season 2 has some major parallels with the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.
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The Severance Season 2 Finale Gets Violent, But Did The Show Need To Cross That Line?
Severance has never been a bloody show ... until the season 2 finale. Let's talk about that shocking (and gory) sequence and what it means for the series.
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The Only Major Actor Still Alive From ABC's The Invaders
Larry Cohen's science-fiction series The Invaders was hugely influential for its two seasons, but many of the show's cast members have unfortunately passed on.
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Why Patrick Stewart Was Disappointed With The First Two Seasons Of Star Trek: TNG
Beloved Star Trek veteran Patrick Stewart was disappointed by his performance in the first two seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Here's why.
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The 10 Most Underrated K-Dramas Of All Time
While some K-dramas are getting international attention outside of Korea, others deserve more eyes. Here are the most underrated K-dramas you should watch.
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Why Ming-Na Wen Was Reluctant To Join Stargate Universe At First
Ming-Na Wen was initially hesitant to join the cast of the Stargate spin-off series Stargate Universe, but eventually changed her mind. Here's what happened.
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Severance Star Britt Lower Debunks A Major Season 2 Finale Theory About Helena Eagan
Britt Lower, who plays both Helena Eagan and Helly R. on Severance, has debunked a fan theory about the season 2 finale.
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Why Tuvok Was Underutilized On Star Trek: Voyager, According To Tim Russ
Tuvok actor Tim Russ has attributed his character's lack of major storylines on Star Trek: Voyager to two specific factors.
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Why Christopher Judge Never Directed An Episode Of Stargate SG-1
Teal'c actor Christopher Judge wrote several episodes of Stargate SG-1, but there's a good reason he never wanted to directo.
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Gwendoline Christie Broke A Personal Rule For Severance's Season 2 Finale
Gwendoline Christie had to remember some of her Game of Thrones training for an explosive scene in the finale of Severance season 2.
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The Severance Season 2 Finale Offers A Satisfying First For The Series
Severance season 2 offered one very important first for the series, and we can only hope that season 3 will keep the momentum going.
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Severance Season 2's Biggest Mysteries & Unanswered Questions
Now that the dust has settled on season 2, we can look ahead to Severance season 3, and the biggest mysteries the wild sci-fi series still has to resolve.
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The Severance Season 2 Finale Raises So Many Questions About The Show's Strangest Character
Mr. Milchick is the strangest character on Severance, and the season 2 finale Cold Harbor has us asking so many questions about his past and future.
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The Severance Season 2 Finale Introduces The Strangest Lumon Department Yet
Just when you thought Severance couldn't top the Music Dance Experience or that room full of goats, the season 2 finale introduces THAT department.
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Officially Fixes A Huge Mistake From Season 1
The Last of Us season 1 made a somewhat infamous change from the original video games where it concerns the Infected, but season 2 will undo that.
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The Severance Season 2 Finale Finally Explains The Show's Most Popular Mystery
After years of waiting, Severance fans finally understand the meaning behind one of the most mysterious aspects of Lumon Industries.
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Severance Season 3: Everything We Know So Far
Apple TV+ has officially confirmed that Severance season 3 will eventually make its way to our screens. Here's what we know about the next season so far.
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The Severance Season 2 Finale Introduces Us To Mark's Greatest Enemy
The season 2 finale of Severance introduces us to Mark S.'s potentially biggest enemy yet, and it's someone we didn't quite expect.
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TV's Most Accurate Sci-Fi Series Is An Underrated Gem With Six Seasons
If you like intriguing, multilayered sci-fi stories that truly delve into varying facets of being human, then The Expanse is the show for you.
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Michael Dorn Knows How Gene Roddenberry Would Feel About Worf's Star Trek Arc
Michael Dorn had a lot of freedom in crafting the character of Worf on Star Trek: The Next Generation, but what did Gene Roddenberry think about the character?
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Christopher Judge Knows Why Stargate SG-1 Fans Love Teal'C
Teal'C is one of the Stargate franchise's most popular characters. But why? The actor behind him, Christopher Judge, has an answer.
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