Gilligan's Island Based Ginger Grant Off Of Two Classic Actresses
Ginger Grant (Tina Louise), the glamorous actor on Gilligan's Island, was meant to be a cross between Marilyn Monroe (natch) and Lucille Ball.
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The Best Version Of The Star Wars Prequels Came In A Classic Manga Series
The Star Wars prequels have their defenders, but the best version of that story is in the popular manga, Berserk.
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The Acolyte Trailer Brings A Murder Mystery To The Star Wars Universe
Lucasfilm celebrates Star Wars Day with a new trailer for upcoming Disney+ series The Acolyte, a mystery set during the High Republic era.
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The Boys don't just have Homelander to worry about in the new season 4 trailer. They're also facing off against superpowered chickens and flying sheep.
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The Character Deaths In It's Always Sunny That Glenn Howerton Regrets
The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang have been responsible for a lot of deaths, but there are two characters Glenn Howerton really regrets killing off.
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Star Wars: Tales Of The Empire May Set The Stage For A Villain's Redemption
Star Wars: Tales of the Empire expands the story of the Fourth Sister, who debuted in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, and it sets up an interesting future for her.
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How Cartoon Network's Space Ghost Coast To Coast Made History
The '90s punk rock animation renaissance would lead to Cartoon Network's Space Ghost Coast to Coast becoming the bedrock of a generation of entertainment.
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Star Wars: Tales From The Empire Finally Reveals The Fate Of Defected Jedi Barriss Offee
The animated anthology series Star Wars: Tales of the Empire reveals the fate of defected Jedi Barriss Offee. So which fan theories turned out to be right?
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Sugar Episode 6 Just Took The Biggest Creative Swing I've Seen In Years
The Apple TV+ show Sugar, starring Colin Farrell as a P.I. trying to find a Hollywood producer's missing granddaughter, just rocked our world with a huge twist.
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X-Men '97 Retains One Of Magneto's Defining (And Tragic) Character Details
'Magneto was right' rings harder in Marvel's X-Men '97 because his radicalization stems from a real act of human evil.
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Netflix's Cobra Kai To Conclude With Extended Three-Part Final Season
Netflix's shockingly popular Karate Kid series Cobra Kai will split its sixth and final season into three parts over the next year.
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Discovery Added A New Wrinkle To Star Trek's Biggest Moral Dilemma
The latest episode of Star Trek: Discovery adds a fresh twist to one of the franchise's biggest moral dilemmas: whether or not to abide by the Prime Directive.
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That Breaking Bad Moment In Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Was Completely Improvised
Iain De Caestecker channeled his inner Jesse Pinkman for some Breaking Bad-inspired improvisation in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s season 2 finale, 'S.O.S. Part 2.'
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The Best Game Of Thrones Successor Isn't On HBO – And Has No Dragons
FX's Shogun is a better Game of Thrones successor than HBO's own House of the Dragon.
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X-Men '97 Just Revealed A Jaw-Dropping Line-Up Of Marvel Villains
The latest episode of X-Men '97 has a ton of Marvel cameos. Let's break them down right here!
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Lost Still Has The Greatest TV Show Soundtrack Of All Time And It's Not Even Close
Michael Giacchino's masterful score for the ABC drama LOST remains the lofty standard against which all subsequent TV scores have been judged.
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The Bad Batch Series Finale Explained: A Star Wars Era Concludes
Join us as we break down the Star Wars: The Bad Batch series finale and what its ending portends for the future.
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The Best Documentaries Streaming This Month Dive Deep Into Showbiz (May 2024)
From controversial showbiz docs to legendary concert films, here are the best documentaries and documentary series available to stream at home in May 2024.
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Bones Scaled Back On One Of Its Worst Kills, But It Was Still Sickening
Remember that time a few million kids tuning in for American Idol inadvertently saw someone's head explode in an episode of Bones?
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The Failed Gene Roddenberry Series That Led To DeForest Kelley's Star Trek Casting
Before Star Trek, DeForest Kelley had been directed by show creator Gene Roddenberry on two failed TV shows.
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Fallout Just Became One Of Prime Video's Biggest Hits Ever
With season 2 on the way, Fallout has already become one of the biggest hits ever for Amazon and Prime Video.
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One Jedi In Star Wars: The Acolyte Couldn't Stop Breaking Lightsabers
Dafne Keen, who plays Jecki in Leslye Headland's upcoming Star Wars series The Acolyte, broke multiple lightsabers during production of the show.
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The Acolyte Star Manny Jacinto Calls His Star Wars Fashion 'Hobbit Meets Poverty'
In Star Wars: The Acolyte, Manny Jacinto's character, Qimir, much like Jason Mendoza from The Good Place, is what you might call 'pre-successful.'
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Family Affair
These are the only major actors still alive from the classic sitcom Family Affair.
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Star Trek Advertised Enterprise By Having A Klingon Knock Out A Hater
The marketing for Star Trek: Enterprise literally punched out those who complained about the influx of Star Trek series in the '90s.
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John Candy Brilliantly Channeled Orson Welles For Billy Crystal's Short-Lived TV Show
Billy Crystal had his own short-lived sketch comedy show before jumping to SNL, and one memorable bit included John Candy brilliantly playing Orson Welles.
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DeForest Kelley Made A Change To Star Trek's Dr. McCoy In The Voyage Home
Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy experienced an attitude adjustment toward a particular character in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, thanks to actor DeForest Kelley.
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