Before The Big Valley, Barbara Stanwyck Starred In A Genre-Defining Crime Thriller
Before she starred on the Western TV series The Big Valley, Barbara Stanwyck played a femme fatale in one of the best film noir movies ever made.
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The Only Beverly Hills, 90210 Actors To Appear In Every Episode
Beverly Hills 90210 didn't just survive, it thrived with surprisingly little turnover at the top. Still, only a handful of actors appeared in every episode.
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Where Was Little House On The Prairie Filmed? Every Major Location Explained
Ever wonder where the classic series Little House on the Prairie was filmed? Here's where the sets for the town of Walnut Grove were located.
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Lanterns Episode 6's Surprise Cameo Introduces A Green Lantern Legend
In the sixth episode of HBO's Lanterns, we're introduced to a key figure in Green Lantern lore who only receives a very quick cameo.
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5 Star Trek: Voyager Episodes With Great Space Battles
Voyager was more apt to enter a weapons-hot space battle than many other ships in Star Trek, so let's count down five great battle-centric episodes.
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The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Wrote A Polarizing TV Adaptation Of A Beloved Book
The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling adapted A Christmas Carol into a TV movie with heavy themes that didn't go over so well with some critics.
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Before Gilligan's Island, Alan Hale Jr. Played A Bizarro Skipper In An Adventure Series
Before he played a sea captain on Gilligan's Island, Alan Hale Jr. also played a sea captain on an episode of the series Adventures in Paradise.
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Tina Louise And John Cassavetes Guest-Starred In This Rarely Remembered '50s Anthology Series
Before Gilligan's Island, Tina Louise appeared alongside John Cassavetes in the little-known anthology series Appointment with Adventure.
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This Landmark '70s Western Miniseries Everyone's Forgotten About Was Based On A Beloved Book
The '70s Western miniseries Centennial, adapted from an epic novel, was a hugely ambitious TV project that's hard to find today.
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Why Are So Many Star Trek Admirals Evil? An Investigation
If you encounter an admiral in the Star Trek universe, chances are they're going to be up to something shady. But why does that happen so frequently?
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Before Star Trek, Leonard Nimoy Guest-Starred In A Western Series No One Remembers
A Man Called Shenandoah, a short-lived Western series that seemingly no one remembers, featured a guest appearance from Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy.
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This Cozy Western Series Streaming On Netflix Is A Comforting Watch
If you're looking for a Western series without the intensity and violence of Taylor Sheridan's work, you may watch to catch this show on Netflix.
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Tina Louise Starred In Some Of The Best '70s Detective TV Shows Ever Made
Tina Louise, aka Ginger from Gilligan's Island, had one heck of a run appearing in multiple hit detective TV shows of the 1970s.
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5 Best Crime TV Shows Of 2026 (So Far)
2026's best crime drama TV series to date have been fueled by twisty plots, great performances, and compelling subject matter. Let's run through them, shall we?
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Dark Matter Season 2 Adds A Minor But Crucial Element From Blake Crouch's Book
Dark Matter showrunner Blake Crouch has included an element from his original novel into Season 2 of the Apple TV show that didn't make it into Season 1.
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Shows Like Veronica Mars You Really Need To Watch
Fellow Marshmallows will enjoy these TV shows with characters who get up to some darkly comic, noir-tinged detective stuff in the same vein as "Veronica Mars."
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10 Great Stephen King Books That Still Need Sequels
Stephen King remains one of the most revered and prolific writers of our time, but some of his books still need a sequel to continue the story.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Makes Perfect Use Of An Iconic Arthur C. Clarke Quote
The latest episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 spotlights a famous quote from science fiction legend Arthur C. Clarke.
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5 Yellowstone Characters Who Deserve Their Own Spin-Offs
If there are going to be more Yellowstone spin-offs — and there probably are — here are 5 characters who deserve their own time in the spotlight.
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Marshals Is Bringing Back This Fan-Favorite Yellowstone Character — And Not Just As A Guest
He may not be returning to the Yellowstone universe in the way fans originally expected, but this fan favorite is indeed joining the recurring cast of Marshals.
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Foundation Season 4: Every Book Storyline That Could Happen Next
The Foundation season 3 finale takes a surprising diversion from the books, but there are some storylines we can expect to see in season 4.
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Who Plays Jim In Slow Horses Season 6?
In Slow Horses Season 6, a character named "Jim" is part of a duo that's hunting down some of Jackson Lamb's former Joes. Here's where you've seen "Jim" before.
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5 Reasons Better Call Saul Is Better Than Breaking Bad
Better Call Saul is the rare example of a spin-off being better than the original source material.
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Slow Horses Season 6 Premiere Finally Reveals Jackson Lamb's Biggest Secret
Slow Horses' Jackson Lamb has been hiding a big secret from one of his closest colleagues for years. In the Season 6 premiere, that secret finally comes out.
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Why The Star Trek: Year One Spin-Off Series Isn't Happening
Fans want a Star Trek: Year One spin-off show that bridges the gap between Strange New Worlds and The Original Series, but it looks like that won't happen.
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Slow Horses Season 6 Immediately Fixes The Main Problem With Season 5
The Season 6 premiere of Slow Horses seems to jettison the more comedic approach the show had in Season 5, marking a welcome return to form.
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Neagley Delivers The Cameo Everyone Was Hoping For In Its Premiere
Prime Video's series premiere of Neagley, the Jack Reacher spin-off show, features a cameo that fans will certainly appreciate.
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