Metacritic's Highest-Rated Animated TV Show Is A Cartoon Network Classic
One of the best shows in Cartoon Network history rightfully holds the distinction as the highest-rated animated show according to Metacritic.
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A Hollywood Legend Yelled At A Young (And Shy) Tim Burton On The Set Of Batman
Directing Batman was already stressful enough for Tim Burton even before he got dressed down on set by a legendary Hollywood star.
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A Sylvester Stallone Sci-Fi Flop Nearly Became An Action-Horror Movie Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger
One of Sylvester Stallone's most notorious sci-fi flops was almost a horror-flavored movie starring Sly's biggest rival, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Andrew Garfield's Underrated Hulu Miniseries Is A Must-Watch For True Crime Fans
True crime fans should check out the miniseries adaptation of Under the Banner of Heaven starring Andrew Garfield and Daisy Edgar-Jones.
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A Seinfeld Episode Was So Controversial That NBC Scrapped It
Seinfeld's writers rarely kept things safe and sweet, which is why it was somewhat surprising when NBC cut this particular storyline.
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Star Trek's First Proposed Spin-Off Could Have Changed The Franchise's Trajectory
A particularly bizarre episode of Star Trek: The Original Series was actually a backdoor pilot for the first proposed Star Trek spin-off series.
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Does Young Sheldon Cooper Say Bazinga? Here's How The Character Got His Catchphrase
Even people who haven't seen The Big Bang Theory have likely heard Sheldon's catchphrase, "Bazinga!" This episode of Young Sheldon explained where it came from.
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The 10 Best Horror Movies About Scary Clowns
Horror movies use clowns to terrify us rather than make us laugh, and we think these are the best horror movies about scary clowns. Hahahahaha!
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Charles Bronson Played Two Very Different Roles On Gunsmoke
Death Wish franchise star Charles Bronson appeared on the Western TV series Gunsmoke twice, playing two different characters.
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Epic Universe Envisions A Bold New World For Immersive Theme Parks – And It Succeeds
We had a chance to experience Epic Universe, Universal Studios' newest theme park, and it raises the bar for what a themed experience can be.
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One of the best actors on Severance made his TV debut on a classic 1980s crime thriller show, and another terrific guest star also appeared in the same episode.
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MTV's Intense Animated '90s Anti-Superhero Series Was An Antidote To Modern Tropes
This animated 1990s MTV comic book adaptation was a weird, semi-surreal show that subverted the superhero genre's tropes at every turn.
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How Bad Timing Got A Hellraiser Reboot Project Cancelled
Amid multiple attempts to reboot the Hellraiser franchise, a cancelled project called Hellraiser: Origins is one of the most interesting.
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What Happened To The Cast Of The George Lopez Show?
George Lopez gave the Hispanic community the TV representation they deserved with his first sitcom, but what happened to the cast of the George Lopez show?
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John Wayne Only Directed Two Movies In His Career (And They're Both War Stories)
Western film icon John Wayne was an incredibly prolific actor, but he only tried his hand at directing twice and wound up telling war stories both times.
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Netflix's Daredevil Season 4 & 5 Plans Revealed By Former Marvel Showrunner
Daredevil: Born Again is essentially a continuation of the Netflix series, but the original plans for Daredevil season 4 were very different.
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K-Drama Fans Will Love This Ancient Fantasy Series On Netflix
A popular K-Drama centered on ancient communities on Netflix has serious Game of Thrones vibes, but seeing season 2 requires another streaming subscription.
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Do Gilligan's Island And The Brady Bunch Share A Universe?
A joke in A Very Brady Sequel indicates that The Brady Bunch and Gilligan's Island, both sitcoms created by Sherwood Schwartz, took place in the same universe.
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The Hilarious Condition Carrie Fisher Had To Appear In Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back
Casting Carrie Fisher in Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back was a dream come true for Star Wars megafan Kevin Smith, even if it meant a very odd payment plan.
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How Columbo's Writers Came Up With The Detective's Catchphrase
Columbo always says some form of 'Oh, just one more thing...' Here's how the show's creators made the decision for the catchphrase.
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Why The Big Bang Theory's Original Pilot Gave Penny A Different Name
The original Big Bang Theory pilot had a different actress and character name for Penny. Here's why things changed for the series.
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Why Pasta Giant Chef Boyardee Refused To Be Mentioned On Seinfeld
Most brands didn't mind having their names dropped on the hit series Seinfeld ... except for Chef Boyardee, who said no.
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Why The Animated Batman: Hush Changed The Identity Of The Comic's Villain
The animated movie adaptation of the Batman story Hush makes one massive change involving the villain's identity. Here's why.
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If you're a diehard Harry Potter fan looking to explore the wizarding world, here's where you can find every major filming location.
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Eric Andre Turned Down The Role That Won Kieran Culkin An Oscar
Comedian Eric Andrew was offered Kieran Culkin's Oscar-winning role in A Real Pain, but turned it down because he thought it would be a 'bummer.'
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How Much Would Ted Mosby's Apartment In How I Met Your Mother Cost To Rent?
Could Ted Mosby have afforded his apartment in How I Met Your Mother? Maybe the professor of architecture could, but the rest of us likely could not!
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Why The Simpsons Fired Its Lead Composer Of 27 Seasons
Alf Clausen had spent nearly 30 years scoring hundreds of episodes of The Simpsons when he was let go in 2017. Here's what led to his firing.
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