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This beloved, if under-seen, animated Netflix miniseries has a simple yet endearing message that should speak to anyone dealing with some existential angst.
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For fans who love watching Alan Ritchson punch bad guys in the face on Reacher, this DC superhero series is absolutely worth seeking out.
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The original premise for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia didn't involve the show's characters running a bar, but it's a good thing that changed.
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This well-reviewed John Wayne World War II movie is worth seeking out, especially since it chronicles an often neglected part of the conflict.
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Young Sheldon's Mary Cooper isn't always the easiest person to be around, so it's only to be expected that Zoe Perry found it challenging to play her at times.
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Apple TV+ could stand to improve its marketing, as evidenced by the lack of attention the streamer brought to this acclaimed basketball series.
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For any Western fan who wants to rewatch it (or any lucky son of a gun who's yet to see it), this four-part epic is now streaming on Prime Video.
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In 2022, Family Guy writers set their sights on some of HBO's best shows, dropping the Griffin family into parodies of Succession, Game of Thrones, and more.
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Even members of the Gunsmoke cast claimed John Wayne was once approached to star in the long-running Western series ... but was he? Here's the truth.
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Smallville saddled Tom Welling's Clark Kent with a lot of 'pre-Superman Superman' costumes and storylines, one of which the actor really did not care for.
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Lex Luthor's father, Lionel (John Glover), arguably got the most dramatic character arc on Smallville (at least during the show's first seven seasons).
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Before he was a movie star, Burt Reynolds had a recurring role on Gunsmoke (which he later deemed the greatest part of his career).
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Tom Welling isn't a big fan of the "Noir" episode of Smallville, regarded by some as one of the worst episodes of the young Superman series.
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Despite being critically acclaimed in its day, it feels like people rarely talk about this Cillian Murphy war movie anymore. Let's change that, shall we?
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Dave Bautista's first non-wrestling role came on The CW's superhero show Smallville, where he literally rips a guy's spine out on screen.
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Wondering why Kristin Kreuk left Smallville? The actress, who played Lana Lang on The CW series, explained why she walked away from the show.
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