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The gift Lumon's mysterious board extends to Mr. Milchick in Severance season 2 marks a new low for the company's level of corporate manipulation.
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AMC Wanted To Remove One Of Breaking Bad's Best Characters
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Let's all put on our cowboy hats and look back at the some of the worst bits of dialogue from the hit series Yellowstone.
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Mom-son private detective procedural So Help Me Todd was left on a permanent cliffhanger after being canceled by CBS. What happened?
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Bones got a lot of mileage out of mixing humorous banter with horrific crime scenes, although certain episodes were pure nightmare fuel for fans.
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Is The Fox TV Series Bones Scientifically Accurate?
Is the Fox series Bones scientifically accurate? Here's the truth behind the long-running show and whether it played fast and loose with the facts.
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If you paid extremely close attention to the sound mix in Severance season 2's second episode, you may have heard the Wilhelm scream during a key moment.
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The location of one character's job interview in Severance season 2 is a nod to a real-life place that helped inspire the creation of the show.
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Why did Chicago Fire's Otis leave the show in season 8? Here's the answer and a bunch of context, including what the actor thought about the decision.
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Thanks to a one-episode appearance by one character, a canceled crime show inadvertently tied in with Justified to create a shared universe.
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Rotten Tomatoes claims there's only one perfect season of Lost. But viewers might be genuinely surprised at which season has that coveted 100% score.
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Why Mark Harmon's Gibbs Left NCIS
After starring in NCIS for 19 seasons, fans were shocked when Mark Harmon left the series. Here's the real reason he quit and what he's been up to since then.
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One of the stars of the Mission: Impossible TV series passed on playing Spock in Star Trek, noting newscasters are 'more emotional' than the Vulcan.
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George Cooper's funeral is one of the most important episodes in the entire run of Young Sheldon, and the creative team took extra care to make it right.
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Why Gus Fring Killed Victor On Breaking Bad
One of the most shocking and memorable moments in Breaking Bad had Gus Fring murdering one of his own henchmen. Here's why it happened.
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Despite the show's ongoing popularity, ABC elected to cancel The Good Doctor after seven seasons. Here's why the network made that decision.
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The Peaky Blinders were a real gang that inspired the Cillian Murphy-led series of the same name. Here's where the gang's name came from.
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Not only did a Marvel actor/director have a cameo in The Sopranos playing himself, but a different MCU actor also played themselves on the acclaimed HBO series.
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The Worst Episode Of Mad Men, According To IMDb
IMDb users with enough time on their hands to vote on individual episodes have determined the 'worst' episode of Mad Men. It still has a 7.5 rating.
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In a decades-old interview, Star Trek star William Shatner spoke about why his version of Captain Kirk speaks in that famously halting manner.
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The Silo season 2 finale is full of twists and turns, bringing certain subplots to a close while raising a whole lot of questions about the future.
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