Seth MacFarlane's Favorite Family Guy Episode Pays Tribute To A Literary Icon
Seth MacFarlane loves to incorporate references to his favorite works of art in Family Guy, and one of his favorite episodes paid homage to a classic novel.
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Why Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3's Sekai Taikai Hosts Look So Familiar
Two real-life sportscasters play fictionalized versions of themselves while covering the Sekai Taikai in Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3.
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Invincible season 3 features the voices of Aaron Paul and Jonathan Banks, but one Breaking Bad actor has proven elusive.
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Cobra Kai's Creators Want A Spin-Off For Two Of The Show's Best Characters
Cobra Kai may be over, but spin-offs could happen. The show's creators have even indicated two fan-favorite characters might get their own show.
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Why NBC Canceled Chicago Justice
The One Chicago Universe is sprawling, with shows like Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med. But there was another Chicago show that didn't last.
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The TV Show That Holds The Record For Most Emmy Wins
The Primetime Emmy Awards honor the best in television, and they have for 76 years and counting. But which show has the most Emmy wins? We have the answer.
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The Stephen King Book Horror Maestro James Wan Wants To Adapt
James Wan has his eyes on a beloved Stephen King book to adapt one day, but could the horror maestro succeed where others have failed before him?
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Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 Gives The Legendary Dojo Yet Another Makeover
The Cobra Kai dojo gets its most exciting makeover yet as Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 brings the Karate Kid legacy sequel series full circle.
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The White Lotus Season 3's Surprise Cast Member Could Have Major Implications
Let's talk about that unexpected cast member in the White Lotus Season 3 premiere and what their presence could mean for the episodes to come.
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The Simpsons' Duffman Made His First Appearance In A Banned Episode
Duffman is one of the most memorable recurring characters on The Simpsons, but his debut episode is so controversial it's banned.
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White Lotus Season 3 Cast Guide: Every New And Returning Character
The White Lotus Season 3 is full of faces both new and familiar to the show. Here's a guide to the various guests and staff members this time around.
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BLACKPINK's Lisa Is Officially A Crossover Acting Star On The White Lotus
BLACKPINK member Lalisa Manoban, aka Lisa, makes her acting debut in White Lotus season 3 as the resort's health mentor, Mook.
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Why Arrested Development Star Portia De Rossi Disappeared From Hollywood
Since leaving Scandal, former Arrested Development star Portia de Rossi hasn't acted in many projects. Here's why she has left Hollywood, seemingly for good.
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Happy Days' Original Title Was A Terrible Idea
Before Happy Days became Happy Days, series creator Garry Marshall considered a very different title that was shot down for a surprising reason.
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Why John Hart Replaced Clayton Moore In The Lone Ranger
There are conflicting stories about why actor John Hart was brought in to replace Clayton Moore as the star of The Lone Ranger TV series for one season.
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Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston Directed One Of The Office's Deadliest Episodes
Bryan Cranston made deadly drugs in an RV for Breaking Bad, and he was around for an equally deadly bus on The Office.
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The Forgotten Horror Series Buffy The Vampire Slayer Fans Need To Watch
There's one forgotten horror show that every "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" fan needs to check out before the iconic show's long-awaited return.
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Why Wil Wheaton's Wesley Crusher Left Star Trek: The Next Generation
Here's why Star Trek: The Next Generation actor Wil Wheaton made the then-baffling decision to leave Wesley Crusher behind (and later return in guest spots).
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Larry David Originally Had A Different Look In Mind For Seinfeld's Kramer
Kramer's famous look on Seinfeld was almost very different, but Michael Richard rightfully ditched one key component.
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David Lynch Made A Forgotten Sitcom After Twin Peaks
David Lynch followed up Twin Peaks with the series On the Air, a deeply weird 30 Rock-esque sitcom that's anything but conventional.
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The 15 Best Guest Stars On Family Guy, Ranked
Over the years, "Family Guy" has gotten some pretty big names for guest spots. Here are 15 of the greatest guest stars "Family Guy" has ever had.
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Castlevania: Nocturne Fans Need To Check Out This Classic Anime
If you're looking for something that might fill that Castlevania: Nocturne-shaped hole in your TV viewing, give this classic anime a shot.
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Jerry Seinfeld Was Nervous To Meet A Sports Legend On His NBC Show
Keith Hernandez's Seinfeld role is a highlight of season 3, and the cast members all had different reactions to his presence.
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Bruce Willis' Bizarre Animated TV Show Is A Blast From The Past
Not many people remember Bruno the Kid, Bruce Willis' short-lived '90s vanity project where he voiced a cartoon spy.
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Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 Gives Johnny Lawrence His Own Karate Kid Moment
The series finale of Cobra Kai puts the spotlight back on Johnny Lawrence in a big way and finally gives the villain-turned-hero his own Karate Kid moment.
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The Sacrifices Kunal Nayyar Had To Make To Star In The Big Bang Theory
Getting paid lots of money to star on a hit show has its many perks, but The Big Bang Theory co-star Kunal Nayyar also had to make some sacrifices.
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Star Trek's Spock Shares An Unlikely Connection To A 60s Western Comedy
Thanks to a clever Star Trek novel from the '80s, sci-fi icon Spock now has a direct connection to a somewhat less iconic '60s western.
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