The Complex Schemes And Alliances In The Shogun Premiere, Explained
Let's explore the historical backdrop of Shogun's shifting schemes and alliances, and how the show plays them out to dramatic effect.
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7 Biggest Changes The Shogun Premiere Makes From The Book
The new FX series Shogun makes some changes from the massive book that inspired it. Let's compare the two. -
We Were The Lucky Ones - Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
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The Batman Part II Writer To Helm Game Of Thrones Spinoff, Aegon's Conquest
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AMC Horror Series The Terror Returning For Season 3, Jennifer's Body Filmmaker Karyn Kusama Directing
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Jesus Saves – And Also Helped A Terrible Weekend At The Box Office
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Is Apple TV's Masters Of The Air Historically Accurate?
You might be surprised at how close Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks' new Apple TV+ show Masters of the Air got to depicting events as they were in real life. -
Amazon's Fallout TV Series Will Tackle Modern Politics Using The M*A*S*H Approach
The COVID-19 pandemic provided an eerily relevant backdrop for developing a Fallout TV series, so the showrunners took a lesson from M*A*S*H. -
How One M*A*S*H Cast Member's Role Carried Over Into Real Life
Mike Farrell played surgeon B.J. Hunnicutt for eight seasons on M*A*S*H, but in 1985, the actor's role on TV suddenly got a little bit more real. -
One Thing M*A*S*H Got Wrong Was Marvel Comics History
M*A*S*H featured a handful of references to Marvel Comics, but their inclusion was anachronistic to the time period. -
McLean Stevenson Learned His M*A*S*H Character Was Beloved The Hard Way
M*A*S*H fans loved McLean Stevenson as Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake but weren't as dedicated when he left the show to pursue his own series. -
President Ford Visited M*A*S*H's Set And It Was A Very Eerie Experience
Everyone who was anyone wanted to visit the set of M*A*S*H, including former president Gerald Ford. -
The Six-Time Oscar Nominee Who Played Memorable Roles On Both Buffy And Charmed
A lesser-known Amy Adams appeared on both Charmed and Buffy the Vampire Slayer in the same year, and gave a predictably fantastic pair of performances. -
Pieces Of M*A*S*H's History Are Buried Somewhere Beneath The CBS Lot
When the characters of M*A*S*H buried a time capsule in Korea, the cast members playing them held a similar ceremony on the CBS lot. -
How The Mary Tyler Moore Show Helped M*A*S*H Cast David Ogden Stiers
David Ogden Stiers added something invaluable to the M*A*S*H cast dynamic, something that his predecessor, Larry Linville, couldn't quite capture. -
A Major League Baseball Star Inspired A Major Change To M*A*S*H
M*A*S*H's main characters were often seen drinking in the first couple seasons, but after a call from a baseball legend, the writers reconsidered these habits. -
Peaky Blinders Actor Benjamin Zephaniah Dead At 65
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Austin Butler Takes To A Spielberg-Produced Sky In The Masters Of The Air Trailer
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Gary Burghoff Wrote A Radar-Centric M*A*S*H Episode We'll Sadly Never Get To See
MASH star Gary Burghoff endeared audiences as Radar, but he almost had the chance to write an episode of his very own. -
The Crown Season 6 Part 1 Review: The Death Of Princess Diana Looms Large Over The Final Season
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Netflix's Blue Eye Samurai Showrunners On R-Rated Animation, A Possible Season 2, And More [Exclusive Interview]
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FX's Shogun – Release Window, Trailer, Cast, And More Info
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Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan Has One Actor He Just Can't Help But Kill
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Yellowstone Pushes Its Final Episodes Another Year, Adds Two New Spinoffs
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The Only Original Twilight Zone Episode Studio Censors Successfully Changed
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How M*A*S*H's Series Finale Caused A City-Wide Water Pressure Issue
The public's response to the MASH finale sounds like an urban legend, but it's al true. -
Winning Time Showrunner Says The Complaints And Controversies Were 'Inevitable'
Max Borenstein says Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty was bound to draw complaints, since the subjects of the show are still around.
