One Important Transformers Villain Is Based On Star Trek's Spock
Leonard Nimoy impacted the Transformers property in multiple ways. One of its villains was even based on his beloved Star Trek character, Spock.
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Why CBS Canceled Hawaii Five-0
While the rebooted Hawaii Five-O pulled in strong ratings throughout its 10-season run, there were multiple reasons CBS chose to cancel it in 2020.
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Gilligan's Island famously started off filming in monochrome before it switched to shooting in color. Here's when (and why) the change happened.
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Before launching his TV empire, Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan was a humble costar on Sons of Anarchy. Here's why he left that show in the first place.
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The original '80s Equalizer TV series wound up birthing a surprisingly durable franchise. Here's what the show's surviving cast members are up to now.
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The Star Trek franchise has featured plenty of odd couple friendships, but the bond between Bashir and Garak in Deep Space Nine is the most important.
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If you're looking for a show to binge to fill the void left by "Modern Family," here are some of the best options available to watch.
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A supernatural thriller series starring Games of Thrones' Iain Glen had found its way onto Prime Video's top charts alongside some much bigger titles.
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You may have noticed that the Harkonnens in Dune: Prophecy look very different from the way that family appears in Denis Villeneuve's Dune movies. Here's why.
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Two Of The World's Best Character Actors Once Worked Together As Private Investigators
Actors are hired for weird jobs all the time, but now we demand a private investigation series starring two beloved character actors based on their experience.
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A Game Of Thrones Star Is Replacing Ray Stevenson As Baylan Skoll For Ahsoka Season 2
Ahsoka season 2 will replace the late Ray Stevenson as Baylan Skoll with a Game of Thrones veteran who reads as a fitting choice (given the circumstances).
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What Happened To The Cast Of My Name Is Earl?
Here's what the main and recurring cast of the NBC sitcom "My Name is Earl" has been doing since the show aired its last episode more than 15 years ago.
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John De Lancie Had One Condition To Return As Q On Star Trek: Picard
Patrick Stewart and other Next Generation veterans readily agreed to appear in Star Trek: Picard, but Q actor John de Lancie required some convincing.
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The 10 Best Demi Moore Performances, Ranked
Demi Moore won a Golden Globe for her work in The Substance, but there are plenty of other performances that should have put her in the awards conversation.
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Why Can't Charlie From It's Always Sunny Read? The Abbott Elementary Crossover Offered One Theory
Abbott Elementary took Charlie from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia to school (literally) in the shows' crossover, shedding light on his struggle to read.
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Marvel Pits X-Men's Storm Against One Of The Greatest Comic Book Villains Ever [Exclusive Preview]
The new Marvel comics series centered on Storm from X-Men has her facing off against a villain who has yet to debut in the MCU.
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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7 Marks A Sherlock Holmes Reunion
Among other things, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 7 features a Sherlock Holmes reunion you almost certainly didn't see coming.
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One Of The Most Popular Sitcoms Ever Is Coming To Netflix In 2025
The 1990s sitcom juggernaut Home Improvement, which made star Tim Allen into a household name, is coming to Netflix this year.
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Skeleton Crew's Brutus Continues A Sad Star Wars Tradition
Skeleton Crew baddie Brutus is the latest addition to a tragic Star Wars tradition that dates all the way back to the original trilogy.
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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7 Puts The Adults In A Classic Steven Spielberg Scene
Steven Spielberg's influence continues to make itself felt in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, with episode 7 drawing from one of the filmmaker's classics.
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One Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7 Scene Evokes Anakin Skywalker's Darkest Moment
A key scene in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 7 evokes Anakin Skywalker's darkest moment while also raising further questions about Jod (Jude Law).
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How Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's At Attin Mystery Could Hide A First Order Connection
Is there a connection between the First Order and At Attin? The latest episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew may be hinting at just that.
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The trailer for Reacher season 3 pits Jack Reacher against the best villain from the original Reacher books (and a guy who's twice Reacher's size).
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Did A New League Of Legends Trailer Just Tease An Arcane Sequel?
Arcane is seemingly over, but a new League of Legends trailer suggests there may yet be more to come in terms of the show's story.
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Did Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7 Canonize Villains From The Legends Lore?
The seventh episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew appears to sneakily bring some nasty villains from Star Wars Legends into the official canon.
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Skeleton Crew Episode 7 May Have Revealed The Identity Of Star Wars' Most Mysterious Pirate
Who is the legendary Star Wars pirate Tak Rennod? The answer might have been hinted at in the latest episode of Skeleton Crew.
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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7 Solves Two Of The Show's Biggest Mysteries
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 7 resolves two of the show's biggest mysteries so far, and the explanations are pretty straightforward.
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