The Comedy Sketch Show That Quietly Launched The Simpsons
The Simpsons is technically a spin-off, but as the longest-running scripted televisions eries in history, it far surpassed its mother series.
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She-Hulk Was Canceled Twice Before Marvel's Disney+ Series
There were multiple attempts to bring She-Hulk to the small screen before the Marvel character got her own Disney+ series.
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What became of Nick Clark (Frank Dillane) on Fear the Walking Dead? Here's what ultimately happened to the character (and what Dillane's been up to since then).
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The 8 Best Sci-Fi Shows On Apple TV+ Ranked
Apple TV+ has become the go-to streaming service for fans of smart, funny, strange, cool science fiction TV shows. These are the best of the bunch.
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Watch Stephen Colbert Get Admirably Geeky About 'Lord Of The Rings' Before 'The Late Show' Recordings
Before The Late Show tapings, sometimes a fan asks a question that allows for a glorious Stephen Colbert Lord of the Rings geek out session.
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The Real-Life Origins Behind Seinfeld's Festivus Holiday
You would think Festivus was invented for Seinfeld, but it was actually something one of the show's writers and his family had been celebrating for years.
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The representation of LGBTQIA+ superheroes and villains in media has been an important development in pop culture, and these are some of our favorites.
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Jujutsu Kaisen: Why Does Satoru Gojo Cover His Eyes?
Without a doubt, Satoru Gojo is by far the most popular character on Jujutsu Kaisen. But why does the charming Jujutsu Sorcerer always cover his eyes?
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Michael Richards Followed Up Seinfeld With A Major Television Flop
After Seinfeld came to an end, Kramer actor Michael Richards launched a now-forgotten sitcom that only lasted eight episodes.
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The Office's Worst Episode, According To IMDb
What's the worst episode of the American version of The Office? There's one clear winner (or rather, loser) according to IMDb.
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Pat Morita's Mr. Miyagi Return In Cobra Kai Explained By The Show's Creators
Cobra Kai season 6 uses AI to bring back Pat Morita as Karate Kid franchise character Mr. Miyagi, which ended up being complicated.
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The Only Stargate Project That Doesn't Feature Daniel Jackson
Daniel Jackson is an essential part of the Stargate franchise, so much so there's only one canon entry (and one non-canon title) he doesn't appear in.
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The Emmy-Winning Comedy Series That Laid The Groundwork For Night Court
The 1980s sitcom Night Court was a delightfully loopy show that was only able to exist thanks to an older (and equally loopy) Emmy-winning series.
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15 Best TV Shows Like Bridgerton
Here are 15 shows that Bridgerton fans can check out for similar stories of royal intrigue and steamy romance, usually set in a long-ago era.
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The Only Actor To Play 3 Different Characters In The Big Bang Theory Franchise
The Big Bang Theory has expanded into two spin-off series, but only one actor has played three different characters across all three shows.
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Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 Finally Delivers The Karate Kid Reference It's Been Missing
Cobra Kai has referenced so many details from The Karate Kid franchise over the years, but they saved one of the best (around) for the final season.
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Every Season Of How I Met Your Mother, Ranked
Like any long-running sitcom, How I Met Your Mother has definitive high points and low points. Here's our ranking of all nine seasons of the show.
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Who Does Korra End Up With In The Avatar Universe?
The Legend of Korra may have ended after four seasons on Nickelodeon but the story (and Korra's love life) continued in a comic mini-series.
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An Overlooked K-Drama Is One Of Netflix's Best Westerns
One of the best Western shows on Netflix won't be found with cowboys in the American West, but instead on an underseen K-Drama.
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Why Wizards Of Waverly Place Star Jake T. Austin Disappeared From Hollywood
Jake T. Austin exploded in popularity after Wizards of Waverly Place but took some time away from Hollywood when he was 19. Here's why.
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Mark Harmon's Gibbs Originally Had A Totally Different Name On NCIS
Mark Harmon has become synonymous with Leroy Jethro Gibbs after playing him on NCIS for 19 seasons, so it's hard to imagine the character by any other name.
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SNL Called Out 50 Years Of Poorly Aged Sketches, But They Didn't Go Hard Enough
Saturday Night Live could't last 50 years without a few moments aging poorly, but acknowledging its problematic history still had some glaring omissions.
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How Bob Denver Felt About His Gilligan's Island Co-Star Alan Hale Jr.
Bob Denver and Alan Hale Jr. worked tirelessly together on Gilligan's Island, but fans should be thrilled to know their rapport wasn't limited to television.
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Star Trek: What Does ISS Stand For?
In the world of Star Trek, ISS doesn't stand for International Space Station. Here's what the designation means on the beloved sci-fi series.
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Why Jennette McCurdy Disappeared From Hollywood
Jennette McCurdy has mostly disappeared from Hollywood (at least on screen) since her child star days for reasons that are personal and, sadly, traumatic.
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Why Breaking Bad's Creator Doesn't Want To Be Remembered For Walter White
Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan thinks Walter White is 'one of the all time great bad guys,' but he doesn't want that to be his personal legacy.
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The SNL 50 Anniversary Special's 6 Best Moments, Ranked
Saturday Night Live's big 50th anniversary celebration went off with a bang on Sunday night, but what were the best moments from the SNL 50 special?
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