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  • Ben Stiller as Mr. Furious in Mystery Men

    The Underrated Ben Stiller Sci-Fi Flop That Should Have Spawned A Franchise

    Superhero Movies By Nick Staniforth

    Ben Stiller once starred in a sci-fi flop that could have spawned a franchise, but audiences were busy seeing other films in theaters instead.

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  • Sarah Michelle Gellar as Daphne, Linda Cardellini as Velma, Matthew Lillard as Shaggy, Freddie Prinze Jr. as Fred, and Neil Fanning as Scooby in

    James Gunn's Canceled Scooby-Doo 3 Story Would Have Challenged You

    Comedy Movies By Noah Villaverde

    James Gunn originally signed a deal to write and direct a third live-action Scooby-Doo movie, and it would have been a more mature adventure for Mystery Inc.

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  • Cillian Murphy as Tommy Shelby in Peaky Blinders

    Are The Accents In Peaky Blinders Accurate? It's Complicated

    Drama Shows By Lee Adams

    What do you think about the accents in Peaky Blinders? There have been some complaints about accuracy, but that hasn't affected the show's popularity.

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  • A collage featuring 'Yellowstone' stars John, Kayce, and Jamie Dutton

    8 Things About The Yellowstone Series That Don't Make Sense

    Drama Shows By Kieran Fisher

    The Yellowstone franchise is Taylor Sheridan's opus, but if you really think about the stories, you'll realize how many plotlines don't actually make sense.

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  • Jonathan Groff's Holden Ford sits opposite Cameron Britton's Ed Kemper at a prison meeting table in Mindhunter

    Why Netflix Canceled Mindhunter Season 3

    Thriller Shows By Valerie Ettenhofer

    David Fincher's Netflix series Mindhunter released its second season, but never came back for season 3. Here's a timeline of what happened.

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  • Dina and Joel on horses in The Last of Us

    How The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 2 Changes The Game's Most Controversial Scene

    Horror Shows By Nick Staniforth

    A shocking moment from The Last of Us Part II game finally arrives in The Last of Us season 2, but it plays out a bit differently.

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  • The Rehearsal, Nathan explaining his research findings

    The Rehearsal Season 2 Premiere Puts Nathan Fielder (And You) In A Creepy Ethical Dilemma

    Documentary Shows By Michael Boyle

    Nathan Fielder gets creepy right out of the gate in The Rehearsal season 2 premiere, raising uncomfortable questions about the right to privacy.

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  • Ellie looking shocked in a coat in The Last of Us

    The Last Of Us Season 2 Recruited One Of HBO's Biggest Directors For That Devastating Second Episode

    Science Fiction Shows By Nina Starner

    The Last of Us season 2 called in the big guns when it came to its crucial second episode, recruiting a director who has lots of experience on major HBO shows.

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  • Jesse talking to a patrol group in Jackson

    The Last Of Us Season 2's Most Jaw-Dropping Sequence Brings The Show To Game Of Thrones Territory

    Science Fiction Shows By Nina Starner

    The Last of Us season 2's second episode features a surprising scene that was clearly inspired by heavy hitters like The Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones.

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  • Joel leaning on a railing looking scared on The Last of Us

    The Last Of Us Season 2's First Major Death Is Pure, Pit-Of-Your-Stomach Horror

    Horror Shows By Nina Starner

    Fans of the game knew it was coming but the first shocking death of The Last of Us season 2 is still a brutal, upsetting moment.

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  • Elaine talking in restaurant in Seinfeld

    One Of Elaine's Goofiest Subplots On Seinfeld Was A Last Minute Addition

    Comedy Shows By Quinn Bilodeau

    One of Elaine's harebrained Seinfeld schemes came as the result of one of the show's writers being scared to accidentally steal a Frasier plotline. (Or did it?)

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  • Rick, Tyreese, and Daryl standing together with other survivors in The Walking Dead

    The Walking Dead Creator Robert Kirkman Regrets Killing Off One Character Too Soon

    Horror Shows By Michael Boyle

    Anyone really could die at any time on The Walking Dead. However, there's one character, in particular, that creator Robert Kirkman wishes he hadn't killed off.

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  • Lucy Hale as Katy smiling while holding a notebook in Katy Keene

    Why The CW Canceled Riverdale Spin-Off Katy Keene After Only One Season

    Drama Shows By Sandy Schaefer

    The Riverdale spin-off series Katy Keene was surprisingly short-lived. Here's why The CW canceled the Archie Comics adaptation so quickly.

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  • Ji Sun-woo (Kim Hee-ae) leans in to kiss Son Je-hyuk (Kim Young-min) in The World of the Married

    The Most-Watched K-Drama On Cable Is Based On A Thrilling British Series

    Drama Shows By Samuel Stone

    K-dramas have often looked to American or British series for inspiration, which is also the case with this mega-popular dramatic thriller.

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  • Michael Caine's Alfred Pennyworth in the makeshift Batcave in The Dark Knight

    The Dark Knight Star Michael Caine Reveals His Reaction To Heath Ledger's Joker

    Superhero Movies By Pauli Poisuo

    Michael Caine, who played Alfred in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, wrote about Heath Ledger's Joker performance in his memoir.

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  • Tom Stone, on the back of Tony the Wonder Horse, riding next to Frank in a scene from the 1926 film No Man's Gold.

    Before Clint Eastwood And John Wayne, One Actor Dominated Westerns For Years

    Action & Adventure Movies By Witney Seibold

    Years before Clint Eastwood or John Wayne (or even Gene Autry or Roy Rogers) came along, another actor reigned as the king of Westerns in Hollywood.

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  • The Brothers Grunt, all lined up, wearing no shirts and holding small animals, from The Brother's Grunt.

    The Creator Of Ed, Edd N Eddy Started With This Revolting MTV Animated Series

    Cartoon Shows By Witney Seibold

    Before he created one of Cartoon Network's most beloved shows, the creator of Ed, Edd n Eddy worked on a truly disgusting cartoon series for MTV.

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  • Bludworth smiling in Final Destination 2

    Every Character Who Has Survived The Final Destination Movies

    Horror Movies By Quinn Bilodeau

    You can't cheat death for very long in the Final Destination movies, but have any of the film's characters actually survived?

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  • Simon Pegg, Jason Sudeikis, Daniel Craig, and Jodie Comer surrounding Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) from Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)

    The 12 Best Celebrity Cameos In The Star Wars Franchise

    Science Fiction Movies By Larry Fried

    Star Wars has featured some stealthy celebrity cameos over the years, especially in the recent movies and TV shows, and these are the best of the bunch.

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  • Iain Armitage's Sheldon sitting at the dinner table with his mittens on in Young Sheldon

    Young Sheldon's Dinner Table Scenes Took A Surprising Amount Of Time To Film

    Comedy Shows By Ryan Scott

    Filming scenes with a large cast like Young Sheldon already isn't easy, but shooting a family around a dinner table is even more challenging.

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  • John Wayne leaning against a horse saddle as Hondo Lane in Hondo

    A John Wayne Movie With James Arness Led To A Television Spin-Off

    Action & Adventure Movies By Jeremy Smith

    John Wayne was so pleased with this particular Western (featuring future Gunsmoke star James Arness) that he later turned it into a TV show.

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  • Liam Neeson as Rob Roy standing defiantly in Rob Roy (1995)

    A Marvel Actor Accidentally Stabbed Liam Neeson While Filming A Historical Epic

    History Movies By Witney Seibold

    Years before he joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Tim Roth engaged in a sword fight that got a little too real with Liam Neeson in this historical epic.

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  • Paulina Chávez as Ariana Medina stands at the door to her house in Landman

    Landman Star Paulina Chavez Explains What Taylor Sheridan Is Like Behind-The-Scenes

    Drama Shows By Jeremy Smith

    Landman cast member Paulina Chavez says working with creator Taylor Sheridan on the show is 'a very collaborative thing.'

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  • Henry Winkler celebrates Christmas as Arthur

    The One Sentimental Item That Henry Winkler Took From The Happy Days Set

    Comedy Shows By Jeremy Smith

    When Happy Days wrapped up, Henry Winkler, looking to take home a meaningful memento from the show, zeroed in on a piece of the set viewers never saw.

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  • Kit Harington as Jon Snow looking sad in Game of Thrones

    HBO Ignored The George R.R. Martin Advice That Could Have Saved Game Of Thrones

    Fantasy Shows By Nick Staniforth

    A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin had some advice for the HBO adaptation of Game of Thrones that might have changed its legacy.

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  • T.J. Thyne's Jack Hodgins looks suspicious as he stands next to Tamara Taylor's Camille Saroyan in Bones

    Bones Season 4's Most Controversial Scene Has Somehow Gotten Worse With Age

    Drama Shows By Joe Roberts

    Bones has pushed things too far before with their depiction of bodies, but a season 4 episode has a controversial scene and bit that just hasn't aged well.

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  • Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Denzel Washington as Macrinus in Gladiator II, and Meryl Streep as Janine Roth in Lions for Lambs.

    10 Actors Who Always Make Bad Movies Better

    Movies By Blaise Santi

    Though there are plenty of bad movies out there, these actors somehow always manage to make them better, from Denzel Washington to Meryl Streep.

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