Does The Jeffersonian Institute From Bones Exist In Real Life?
The Jeffersonian Institute is the hub of bone-related activity in Bones, and it has a real-life counterpart in Washington DC.
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Fool Me Once Ending Explained: Baffling Twists And Rushed Resolutions
Netflix's series adaptation of the Harlan Coben novel Fool Me Once is full of big twists and turns but very little narrative logic, especially the ending.
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Daredevil: Born Again Trailer Resurrects Marvel's Bloodiest Superhero Show For Another Round
Charlie Cox's Daredevil is back to getting his hands bloody in Marvel's Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again. Check out the new trailer.
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New set photos from The Boys season 5 indicate that a new superhero group could be entering the fray in the Prime Video show's final season.
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Matt Murdock will have more than Kingpin to worry about in Daredevil: Born Again. Here's an introduction to one of the show's nastiest villains, Muse.
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Marvel's trailer for Daredevil: Born Again is here, and if you're wondering about the mysterious masked White Tiger, you can learn about the character here.
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The season finale of Skeleton Crew brought back a powerful ship from Star Wars Rebels, and it's just as cool in live-action as it was in animation.
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The eighth episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew finally reveals the truth about Jod Na Nawood (Jude Law), where it concerns his Force sensitivity.
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A Sesame Street episode was once pulled from syndication after parents complained it was too scary due to the appearance of a certain Wizard of Oz character.
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The Twilight Zone's 15 Scariest Episodes, Ranked
"The Twilight Zone" always knew how to expertly terrify an audience. Here are the scariest episodes from across the franchise's history.
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This Star Trek Episode Was Banned In The United Kingdom For Almost 30 Years
Numerous viewer complaints about Star Trek led to the BBC initially banning this episode of the series and declining to air for another 30 years.
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Marvel's Vision Series Is Bringing Back A Forgotten Iron Man Villain
The upcoming Vision series from Marvel and Disney+ is bringing back a villain superhero fans haven't seen since the first Iron Man movie.
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Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane's love of Star Trek is evident in all of his shows, but he's also canonically part of the franchise.
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A viral claim is making the rounds that the hit Netflix series Squid Game is based on, or at least inspired by a true story. Here are the facts.
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12 Best Jensen Ackles Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
In a career that spans almost 3 decades, Jensen Ackles has played a wide range of roles in various projects. Here are his 12 best TV and movie roles, ranked.
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The Office's cold opens are some of the show's funniest moments, but one especially controversial one has never been officially released since it first aired.
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Why FX Canceled What We Do In The Shadows
If you've ever wondered why FX's fantastic vampire comedy series What We Do in the Shadows came to an end in 2024, here's the answer.
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Cobra Kai Season 6: The Chad McQueen Tribute Explained
Cobra Kai is known for honoring the actors from the original Karate Kid movie trilogy, and that extends to the late Chad McQueen.
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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's Ratings Spell Bad News For A Potential Season 2
Nothing's official yet, but the ratings for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's two-part premiere don't bode well when it comes to a possible season 2.
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Why Does Kryptonite Make Superman Weak?
Even if you don't like superheros, everyone knows that kryptonite weakens Superman. We're breaking down the powerful substance in all its forms (and colors).
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The Correct Order To Watch The Bridgerton Shows On Netflix
There's a fair amount of material in Netflix's Bridgerton franchise to get through. Here's the best way to enjoy what the Ton has to offer.
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The Recurring Big Bang Theory Guest Star Who Auditioned To Play Leonard
Before Johnny Galecki earned the role of Leonard on The Big Bang Theory, a different actor's take on the character was reused when he guest starred.
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Disney's First Big TV Show Had A Sneaky Ulterior Motive
While Walt Disney helped to revolutionize television with his first-ever TV show, he had an ulterior motive for making the project in the first place.
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The Farrelly Brothers Worked On A Classic Seinfeld Episode Before Their Rise To Fame
Two years before making Dumb and Dumber, Bobby and Peter Farrelly worked on a Seinfeld episode that was, unsurprisingly, more risqué than usual.
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How Amy's 'Girl Crush' On Penny In The Big Bang Theory Helped Her Character Grow
Amy on The Big Bang Theory could have just been 'Sheldon's girlfriend,' but her connection with Penny helped move the show forward.
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15 Best TV Shows Like The Twilight Zone
Combining several genres in one, "The Twilight Zone" inspired a plethora of similar anthology series. Here are 15 shows that stay true to its spirit.
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Picard Season 3 Creates One Of The Wildest Contradictions In The Star Trek Universe
Star Trek: Picard season 3 stands in direct contrast to the show's second season when it comes to their outlooks towards the Borg.
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