Tatiana Maslany's Cult Sci-Fi Series On HBO Max Is Worth Revisiting
The cult sci-fi TV series that put actress Tatiana Maslany on the map is now available on HBO Max, and it's still a gripping watch.
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Remember Patrick Stewart With His Star Trek Co-Star Brent Spiner's Hilarious Impressions
Brent Spiner's many years spent working alongside Patrick Stewart allowed Spiner to fine-tune the perfect, hilarious impression of his Star Trek co-star.
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One Of The Best Neo-Western Shows Is Streaming On Prime Video
This neo-Western series started on A&E before making he jump to Netflix. Now, all of its seasons are streaming on Prime Video.
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Before Mike Flanagan's The Exorcist, You Need To Watch This Forgotten TV Sequel Series
While we wait for Mike Flanagan's The Exorcist: Martyrs, there's a TV follow-up to The Exorcist that's been unjustly forgotten.
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Star Trek Has Literal Demons: Pah-Wraiths Explained
Did you know that the Star Trek universe contains literal demons? They're called Pah-wraiths, and here's everything you need to know about them.
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It: Welcome To Derry Halloween Episode Features Live-Action Debut Of Iconic Stephen King Character
It: Welcome to Derry's special Halloween prequel episode features the very first on-screen appearance of a powerful, iconic Stephen King character.
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Before Bonanza, Michael Landon Was In This Underrated '50s Western Series' Pilot
Michael Landon's small role in this pilot for a '50s Western TV series played a part in eventually landing him a career-making turn on Bonanza.
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Lanterns VFX Reel Shows How The HBO Series Spent Its Massive Budget
HBO's Lanterns clearly wasn't a cheap show to make, and a newly-released reel reveals how much 'invisible' VFX work went into the DC Studios series.
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A Hunger Games Star's Western Series Is One Of The Genre's Most Underrated Offerings
Before he landed the lead role in the first Hunger Games prequel, Tom Blyth lead this underrated Western TV series from MGM+.
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It: Welcome To Derry Prequel Episode Released On HBO Max For Halloween
HBO Max has a special Halloween surprise for fans of It: Welcome to Derry — a 30-minute prequel episode set in the spooky Western Woods.
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Beau Bridges' Hilarious Western Show Is A '90s Series Worth Revisiting
In 1993, Beau Bridges led the cast of a fish-out-of-water comedy Western that's worth another look if you're looking for a quick, one-season experience.
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5 Best New Movies And Shows To Stream This Weekend On Netflix, HBO Max, Paramount Plus And More (Oct. 30-Nov. 1)
If you want something brand new to watch over Halloween weekend, we've got you covered. These recommendations encompass offerings from multiple streamers.
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VisionQuest's Showrunner Confirmed A Major Marvel Cameo Most Fans Missed
Marvel Studios' VisionQuest showrunner confirmed that there's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo in the sixth episode that diehard fans will want to know about.
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10 Best TV Shows From Streaming Services In 2026 (So Far)
Streaming shows are still dominating television these days, but if you're having trouble figuring out what to watch, these are the best streaming shows of 2026.
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Harry Potter HBO TV Series Provides Glimpse Of Hogwarts Castle In New Poster
HBO has released a new poster for its Harry Potter TV series, and you can catch a glimpse of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in Harry's glasses.
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10 Worst Agatha Christie Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Agatha Christie's work has been adapted into countless movies and TV shows, but not all of them are winners, and these are guilty of murdering her books.
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The Biggest Succession Storylines That Were Never Resolved
The lack of closure is a feature, not a bug, but let's take a closer look.
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10 Best Julia Garner Movies And TV Shows Ranked
Actor Julia Garner's career has been on the steady rise since she became one of the breakout stars of "Ozark," but is that her best work to date?
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This '70s Phenomenon Led To The Cancellation Of Several Promising Western Shows
A decision made at CBS that caused a mass cancelation of a certain type of TV show also ended up spilling over into the TV Western.
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Stephen King Thinks A Beloved Taylor Sheridan Drama Was Snubbed By The Emmys
Stephen King, who loves to make TV and movie recommendations on social media, wants to know why this Taylor Sheridan show didn't get any Emmy nominations.
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Before The Six Million Dollar Man, Lee Majors Guest-Starred In This Rarely Mentioned Western Series
In addition to The Six Million Dollar Man and The Fall Guy, Lee Majors appeared in many TV Westerns, including this one that feels forgotten today.
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RoboCop Star Peter Weller's 2000s Sci-Fi Show Should Have Never Been Canceled
RoboCop star Peter Weller led the ensemble cast of a Showtime sci-fi series in the 2000s that had a killer premise but was canceled after just one season.
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Walter Koenig Improvised His Entire Columbo Guest Spot In A Single Take
Like a lot of Star Trek actors, Walter Koenig once had a guest spot on Columbo. When a problem arose with the script, Koenig smoothly ad-libbed all his lines.
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Marshals Season 2 Episode 4 Ends On A Deadly Cliffhanger For Two Main Characters
Two main characters get caught in a deadly situation in Marshals Season 2, Episode 4, and it may lead to real trouble for one of them.
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Dutton Ranch's Rumored 5-Season Plan Addressed By Kelly Reilly And Cole Hauser
Rumor has it Dutton Ranch has a five-season plan, but stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser have slightly different takes on the Yellowstone spin-off's future.
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Star Trek's Robert Picardo Credits His Success To One Hilarious Thing [Exclusive]
Star Trek's Robert Picardo tells us he didn't initially know how to play the role of the Doctor, but his kids pointed out something that helped get him through.
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Star Trek's Brent Spiner Won't Take Credit For Data's Most Important Contribution [Exclusive]
Brent Spiner, who played the android Data in the Star Trek franchise, tells us that he refuses to take credit for a big part of the reaction to his character.
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