One Peacemaker Character's Obsession Comes From James Gunn Himself
Eagly might be the star of Peacemaker, but Vigilante is more interested in facts about crows. It's an obsession he shares with show creator James Gunn.
Read MoreEagly might be the star of Peacemaker, but Vigilante is more interested in facts about crows. It's an obsession he shares with show creator James Gunn.
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Read MoreNow that we're halfway in, it's clear Peacemaker season 2 is as much a sequel to James Gunn's The Suicide Squad as it is a new installment in the DC Universe.
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Read MoreDesperate Housewives helped launch a popular subgenre of twisty sitcom, so we've round up 15 of the best shows like the Emmy Award winner.
Read MoreWhile Only Murders in the Building has already caught its white whale, Meryl Streep, there is one other acting legend the show's creatives would love to cast.
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Read MoreThe creators of The Big Bang Theory had something very different in mind for Amy Farrah Fowler when Mayim Bialik first auditioned to play the character.
Read MoreDespite reuniting The Office creator Greg Daniels and star Steve Carell, Netflix's workplace comedy Space Force only ran for two seasons before being canceled.
Read MoreCharlie Brooker, the creator of Black Mirror, is heading back to Netflix with a new show that pokes fun at overly dour detective mysteries.
Read MoreMeryl Streep is one of the world's best actors (and has the Oscars to prove it), but that can be a problem in a TV show ensemble.
Read MoreSeinfeld is a self-described sitcom 'about nothing.' But if you want to understand its essence without watching the entire show, these episodes are must-sees.
Read MoreAlexandra Daddario is perfect casting as Rowan Fielding on Mayfair Witches, but a guest spot on New Girl over a decade ago predicted she'd one day play a witch.
Read MoreWhile Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez remain a charming combination, Only Murders In The Building season 5 finds the series running on fumes.
Read MoreWhen it comes to prestige TV, HBO was once king. Here are 10 incredible HBO shows that, in hindsight, remain severely underrated.
Read MoreThough Peacock's The Paper is a spin-off of The Office, it feels more like another popular modern sitcom that airs on a rival network.
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Read MoreThe Brady Bunch is responsible for countless classic episodes of television, but two of the Brady kids think the best stories went to two characters.
Read MoreThe Paper keeps the references to The Office few and far between, but the season 1 finale has a lovely nod to a great Michael Scott moment.
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