The Netflix Medical K-Drama That Got In Hot Water For Misrepresenting A Disease
This Netflix K-drama is a generally effective blend of medical drama and situational comedy, save for the time it garnered controversy for its medical aspect.
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15 Best Movie Opening Title Sequences Of All Time
A great movie title opening sequence helps set the tone for what's to come, and these are the best movie opening title sequences of all time.
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A now-famous George Costanza speech from a beloved episode of Seinfeld was put together at almost the last possible minute.
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After surging past expectations with its box office debut last week, Sinners is on track to make almost as much in its second weekend.
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Why CBS Canceled A Musical Comedy Starring Hugh Jackman After Just Two Episodes
Did you know Hugh Jackman once starred in a CBS musical murder mystery comedy series? Here's what led to the largely-forgotten show's cancellation.
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Before Scooby-Doo, Matthew Lillard & Freddie Prinze Jr. Starred In A Forgotten Sci-Fi War Movie
In 1999, before Freddie Prinze Jr. and Matthew Lillard would co-star in the live-action Scooby-Doo movie, they led the cast of a forgettable sci-fi war film.
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The Pitt Star Noah Wyle Played A Tech Giant In A Movie That's Impossible To Watch Today
Back in the late 1990s, The Pitt star Noah Wyle got to play Steve Jobs in a TV biopic that's almost impossible to watch today.
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The Gritty Crime Thriller That Influenced Black Mirror's Vibe
While Black Mirror was influenced by a lot of different movies and shows, its general vibe was heavily inspired by this David Fincher crime thriller classic.
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This Forgotten Sketch Comedy Show May Be The Weirdest TV Series Of All Time
This bizarre late-night show wasn't so much a traditional sketch comedy series as it was a collage or showcase of various forms of weirdness.
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Why George Lucas's VFX Company Turned Down James Cameron's Avatar
George Lucas's VFX company Industrial Light & Magic could have hit it big by working on James Cameron's Avatar, but they chose a different, adventurous project.
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An Obscure 2022 Murder Mystery Western Is Killing It On Netflix
A Western movie with Yellowstone in the title (but which has nothing to do with the show Yellowstone) is suddenly a hit on Netflix.
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12 Biggest Differences Between HBO's Game Of Thrones And George R. R. Martin's Books
Since Game of Thrones had to wrap up before George R. R. Martin completed his books, there are big differences between the series and its source material.
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Watch Out Christopher Nolan, This Adaptation Of The Odyssey Is Taking Over The Paramount+ Charts
As Christopher Nolan films his adaptation of The Odyssey, another recent adaptation is topping the charts on Paramount+.
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The Accountant Movies Are The Closest We'll Get To Ben Affleck's Solo Batman
Ben Affleck's solo Batman movie never happened, but action sequel The Accountant 2 does give us Affleck as a vigilante superhero.
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Why Gene Roddenberry Put Michael Dorn's Worf On The Bridge In Star Trek: TNG
At first, Michael Dorn's Worf wasn't going to be included in Star Trek: The Next Generation. Then, Gene Roddenberry changed things.
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Why Lisa Edelstein's Dr. Lisa Cuddy Left House M.D.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy was one of the most popular characters on House M.D. but here's why actor Lisa Edelstein decided to call it quits.
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One Of The Pitt's Best Scenes Is A Secret Homage To A Real-Life Event
One of the most somber and devastating scenes in The Pitt season 1 was Noah Wyle's way of secretly honoring a real-life incident.
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Gilligan's Island Star Russell Johnson Hated Westerns For One Reason
Russell Johnson became a household name as The Professor on Gilligan's Island, even if he had the look of a country Western TV star.
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The Star Wars Director Who Could Bring Samuel L. Jackson's Mace Windu Back
Samuel L. Jackson has long maintained that his Star Wars character, Mace Windu, is still alive, and one director wants to bring him back.
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A Beloved Animated MTV Sci-Fi Series Led To A Live-Action Flop Starring Charlize Theron
Charlize Theron starred in a 2005 sci-fi flop that was the victim of studio meddling and was based on an animated MTV series.
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12 Best Glen Powell Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Glen Powell is becoming one of the biggest stars in Hollywood, and these are his best movies and TV shows worth seeking out (so far).
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The Best Scene In The Accountant 2 Takes Full Advantage Of The Buddy Dynamic
A funny moment of brotherly bonding between Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal ends up being the best scene in The Accountant 2.
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The Two Stargate Atlantis Actors You Didn't Know Were Siblings In Real-Life
Stargate Atlantis casts real-life siblings David and Kate Hewlett as Rodney McKay and his sister Jeannie. Here's how that casting came to pass.
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The Happy Days Changes That Saved The Show From An Early Cancellation
Happy Days faced some unexpected ratings turbulence early on in its run. Luckily, creator Garry Marshall knew just what to do to prevent it from being canceled.
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What Happens To Abby In The Last Of Us Part II? Her Video Game Fate, Explained
HBO's The Last of Us has stayed pretty faithful to its source material thus far, so read no further if you want to avoid potential spoilers about Abby's fate.
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The Rachel Zegler Snow White Controversy Explained
How the heck did Disney's Rachel Zegler-led live-action Snow White remake become such a lightning rod for controversy? Let's break it down.
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Alan Ritchson's Reacher Role Was Initially Promised To Another Actor
Alan Ritchson's arduous Reacher audition process included having to convince Amazon to hire him despite his role having been promised to someone else.
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