Gowron's Story In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Almost Had A Much Darker Ending
The showrunners on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine had originally planned to make Gowron a Changeling in disguise.
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The Lrrr Joke One Futurama Writer Has Spent A Decade Trying To Get Into The Show
Futurama producer and writer Patric Verrone has wanted to make a joke about Lrrr and Ndnd's names that has never been done before.
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Why Bones' Season 11 Finale Was Super 'Awkward' For The Cast And Crew
Bones came dangerously close to concluding on a cliffhanger when the show's fate was temporarily up in the air at the end of season 11.
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The Star Trek Reference In David Fincher's Zodiac, Explained
A quick Star Trek joke in David Fincher's Zodiac comes with a lot of Trekkie lore.
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Star Wars Rebels Had To Completely Re-Stage A Confrontational Scene In The Finale
The creatives behind Star Wars Rebels were determined to get the series finale just right, which led to them retooling the big showdown between Zeb and Rukh.
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Star Trek's Michael Dorn Thinks Kurn Changed Worf's Character For The Worse
Michael Dorn changed his acting to account for Worf's decision involving his brother Kurn in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode 'Sins of the Father.'
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Murder, She Wrote
Murder, She Wrote was a beloved and long-running comedy mystery series, and many of its incredible actors still have thriving careers today.
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Yellowstone's Lainey Wilson Knows What The Future May Hold For The Franchise
Lainey Wilson, who plays Abby on Yellowstone, says she knows a few things about the show's upcoming final season.
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The Reason Buffy's Seth Green Thinks Sarah Michelle Gellar Was Unfairly Labeled Difficult On Set
Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Seth Green came to Sarah Michelle Gellar's defense when people labeled her as 'difficult.'
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A Serious Off-Set Injury Ended Up Working To The Twilight Zone's Advantage
In the Twilight Zone episode titled 'The Silence,' actor Franchot Tone is often shown with only one side of his face visible. Here's why.
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Percy Jackson And The Olympians Actor Is Rooting For An Avengers Crossover
It wouldn't be so farfetched for the world of Percy Jackson to crossover into the world of Marvel superheroes, and the show's teen cast is rooting for it.
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Futurama And Elf's Best Burps Come From The Same Person
There's a burp expert in Hollywood, and he's been belching for years - his work is on Futurama and Elf, particularly for Will Ferrell's long belch.
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President Ford Visited M*A*S*H's Set And It Was A Very Eerie Experience
Everyone who was anyone wanted to visit the set of M*A*S*H, including former president Gerald Ford.
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How Star Trek: Enterprise's Dr. Phlox Could Return In Strange New Worlds
Star Trek: Enterprise actor John Billingsley says that the possibility of Dr. Phlox's return came up on the Hollywood picket lines this year.
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Frasier Getting His Own Sitcom Wasn't The Original Plan For Post-Cheers Kelsey Grammer
The original post-Cheers plan for Kelsey Grammer didn't include Frasier Crane, but we're so glad that all changed.
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For All Mankind Season 4's Biggest Asset Is Time
By bringing its story forward a decade with each new season, For All Mankind has been able to show the long-term impact of character choices.
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Gene Roddenberry Used Star Trek's Khan To Send A Hidden Message
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry supposedly named the Khan character 'Noonien' to reach an old friend he had lost contact with.
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The One Bones Callback David Boreanaz Insisted On Including In The Series Finale
It was David Boreanaz who pushed for the Bones series finale to call back to Booth's original X-Files joke from the series' pilot.
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The Saddest Thing Data Ever Said Is In This Overlooked Episode Of Star Trek
The Star Trek: The Next Generation episode The Game features a moment with Data that's very, very tragic when you stop and think about it.
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Bill Mumy Led One Of The Twilight Zone's Darkest Episodes Years Before Lost In Space
Bill Mumy became one of the most famous child actors in history thanks to Lost in Space, but he appeared in The Twilight Zone before he became Will Robinson.
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One Of Radar's Most 'Unhinged' M*A*S*H Moments Was Completely Improvised
M*A*S*H star Gary Burghoff improvised Radar's amusingly panicked response to a woman giving birth in the season 3 episode 'Love and Marriage.'
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Monarch Just Revealed Its Endgame With The Most Surprising Movie Crossover Yet
Oh, my Godzilla! Monarch just took a King Kong-sized step toward Legendary's MonsterVerse film franchise.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Leave It To Beaver
Leave it to Beaver hit the airwaves over 65 years ago. Here's what the living cast members have been up to after all these years.
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The Lucille Ball Cheers Cameo That Never Came To Be
Lucille Ball was a fan of Cheers pretty early on and even came close to playing Diane's mom on the classic sitcom.
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How M*A*S*H Managed To Wedge A Pool Ball Into George Wendt's Mouth
Before George Wendt became Norm on Cheers, he joined the 4007th on M*A*S*H and shoved an entire pool ball in his mouth ... or did he?
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Footage From The Unaired It's Always Sunny Pilot Found Its Way Into The Finished Show
A scene from the handmade pilot for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia ended up in the professional pilot which ended up in the actual series. Let us explain.
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One Classic Twilight Zone Episode Was Adapted Into A Movie You've Never Seen
Did you know The Twilight Zone episode called A Stop at Willoughby was remade as a feature length film called For All Time starring Mark Harmon?
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