The Correct Order To Watch The Harold & Kumar Movies
The correct order to watch the Harold & Kumar movies is fairly simple, although you may want to switch things up around the holiday season.
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The Seinfeld Episode That Made Michael Richards Think He Was Getting Fired
Michael Richards became deeply concerned about his future on Seinfeld after his character, Kramer, was excluded from an episode.
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Whoopi Goldberg Tried To Ban One Of Her Flops From Hitting Theaters
When Whoopi Goldberg decided one of her future flops wasn't up to snuff, she actually sued to try and prevent the film from being released.
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Marisa Tomei's My Cousin Vinny Oscar Controversy, Explained
Marisa Tomei's unexpected Oscar win for My Cousin Vinny led to some rather unflattering conspiracy theories about how it came to pass.
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Why Star Trek's Low-Budget Episodes Are An Essential Part Of The Franchise
Current Star Trek overseer Alex Kurtzman feels low-budget episodes are actually essential to what makes the sci-fi franchise tick.
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Stephen King Had A Secret Cameo In The Original Frasier Series
Frasier had no shortage of guest stars, but horror maestro Stephen King might have the shortest cameo in the series' history.
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The creators of The Big Bang Theory revealed their all-time favorite moments from the popular sitcom, and there are some you may not expect.
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The Winnie The Pooh Horror Movie Was Banned In Hong Kong For An Absurd Reason
The low-budget horror movie Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey was banned in Hong Kong for reasons that are sillier than the silly old bear himself.
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10 Best Movies Set In Pennsylvania, Ranked
From Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and everything in between, we break down the 10 best movies set in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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The Best Arrested Development Episode, According To IMDb
While Arrested Development has plenty of great and otherwise memorable episodes, the highest rated one on IMDb also happened to top /Film's ranking.
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The Best Episode Of The Simpsons, According To IMDb
With hundreds of options to choose from, picking the best episode of The Simpsons is no small task. Luckily, IMDB has already done it for us.
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Why Netflix Canceled Kaos After One Season
Koas featured Jeff Goldblum as Zeus in a comedy about Gods going through it, which sounds like a recipe for success. So why did Netflix cancel the series?
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Anton Yelchin's Earliest Starring Roles Included A Stephen King Flop
The late Anton Yelchin became a prolific and beloved actor, but one of his earliest movie roles was leading a box office flop based on a Stephen King novel.
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It's difficult to keep track of everyone in the Dutton bloodline between Yellowstone, 1883, and 1923, so we've made a guide to help you follow along.
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Why Wallis Day Replaced Ruby Rose As Batwoman In The Arrowverse
Batwoman deployed an elaborate face-swapping storyline to explain how Wallis Day replaced Ruby Rose as Kate Kane, but what was the real reason?
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The 12 Best Movies About The End Of The World, Ranked
Something about the world ending really makes for a gripping movie setting. So here are some of the best films that navigate the end of civilization.
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The Best Crime Thriller (According To IMDb) Is An All-Time Classic
While some movies that end up ranked high on IMDb might be questionable, here's one classic that deserves its placement.
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The Music Legend Who Keeps Refusing To Cameo In The Simpsons
Music legends ranging from Lady Gaga to most of the Beatles have guest-starred on The Simpsons. However, one music icon keeps passing on the show.
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James Gunn Wasn't The First Person To Root For Lesbian Velma
James Gunn originally wrote Velma as a lesbian in the 2002 Scooby-Doo movie, and he wasn't the first person to see her that way.
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Why Max Canceled Tokyo Vice
Max series Tokyo Vice, starring Ken Watanabe and Ansel Elgort, offered an unprecedented look at Japan's yakuza, but ended after just two seasons.
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A Classic Jim Carrey Comedy Was Originally Envisioned As A Horror Movie
A darkly funny horror comic was made PG-13 when it was adapted for the big screen, and the choice to lean into slapstick helped make Jim Carrey's career.
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Why Randy Quaid Disappeared From Hollywood
Randy Quaid is an Emmy and Oscar nominated actor who hasn't been seen much around Hollywood these days. Here's why he's no longer in the spotlight.
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Were The Mosquitoes From Gilligan's Island A Real Band?
Among the many guest stars on Gilligan's Island was a band known as The Mosquitos. But were they an actual band? The answer's a little complicated.
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The Best Episode Of Star Trek: The Original Series, According To IMDb
It's no mystery why the highest-rated Star Trek: The Original Series episode on IMDb still resonates with Trekkies the way it does.
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The Worst Horror Movie Stephen King Has Ever Seen
Stephen King's pick for the worst horror movie he's ever seen also happens to be a very important film when it comes to the genre's history.
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Why Prime Video Canceled My Lady Jane
Historical fantasy romance My Lady Jane was canceled by Prime Video after just one season, and looks unlikely to return any time soon.
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Why Steven Spielberg Almost Didn't Direct Catch Me If You Can
Catch Me If You Can might've looked quite different in the hands of the director who nearly made it before Steven Spielberg came aboard.
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