David Boreanaz Wishes He Shot More Scenes With These Bones Characters
David Boreanaz's Seeley Booth primarily did field work on Bones, which meant Boreanaz didn't get to spend as much time with certain actors as he wanted to.
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Why The Last Of Us Star Bella Ramsey 'Scared' Showrunner Craig Mazin On Set
An especially dark Ellie moment in The Last of Us season 2 even managed to scare showrunner Craig Mazin thanks to Bella Ramsey's performance.
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Severance's Biggest Mysteries Are Solvable, According To The Show's Creator
Severance is a show full of mysteries, many of which creator Dan Erickson claims are much more solvable than viewers may realize.
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Why The Frasier Writers Vetoed A Joke On The Simpsons
A classic era Simpsons episode featured multiple nods to Frasier, although one proposed joke was ruled a major no-no by the latter sitcom's writers.
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15 Most Underrated TV Shows On Netflix
Netflix has hosted plenty of breakout hit TV shows, both original and licensed, but these are the most underrated TV shows on Netflix.
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Why Logan Calls Rory Ace In Gilmore Girls
Attention, Gilmore Girls fans, we have all the info you need to know about the relationship between Logan and Rory right here.
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Why These Great Sci-Fi Shows Were Canceled After One Season
Sci-fi is a tough genre to crack on TV, if only because many shows don't get the time to blossom. Here are some great sci-fi shows canceled after one season.
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5 Reasons Why Tom Hardy's MobLand Is The Perfect Yellowstone Replacement
If you're missing the violent soap opera antics of Yellowstone, you should probably be watching the Tom Hardy series MobLand.
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What Is A Viscount In Netflix's Bridgerton?
Fan of Bridgerton but wondering what the heck a 'Viscount' is? Well, you're in luck, because we have all the details right here.
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Why Chuck Lorre's Controversial Sitcom The United States Of Al Was Canceled
Chuck Lorre is considered the King of Sitcoms, but they can't all be hits. Here's why The United States of Al was canceled after two seasons.
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Noah Wyle's Nurse Mom Thinks The Pitt Is Better Than ER For One Reason
Noah Wyle recently revealed his mom, who used to be a nurse, thinks his new show The Pitt is better than ER. Here's why.
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An Underrated Dennis Quaid Sci-Fi Movie Influenced One Of The Most Beloved K-Dramas Ever
The 2000 Dennis Quaid sci-fi movie Frequency not only gave rise to an American TV remake but also a successful K-drama adaptation as well.
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15 Actors Who Needed Therapy After Intense Movies & TV Shows
It's not uncommon for certain movie and TV roles to take their toll on the actors who play them. Here are 15 actors who sought therapy after these projects.
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One Of The Best Basketball TV Shows Is An Underrated Gem On Apple TV+
Apple TV+ could stand to improve its marketing, as evidenced by the lack of attention the streamer brought to this acclaimed basketball series.
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Shows Like Black Mirror That Are Definitely Worth Watching
Love Black Mirror? Love science fiction? Love good television? If so, we've got suggestions for your next binge watch.
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Star Trek's Michael Dorn Was The Only Choice To Voice Battle Beast On Invincible [Exclusive]
Invincible creator Robert Kirkman basically wrote 'Worf fanfiction' when it came to Battle Beast's dialogue, so Michael Dorn was the perfect casting choice.
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The Real-Life Influence Behind George Costanza's Quitting Job Bit On Seinfeld
Remember when George Costanza dramatically quit his office job on Seinfeld and then returned as if it never happened? That was based on a real-life scenario.
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The Canceled British Horror Series That Was So Controversial The BBC Allegedly Erased It
The canceled 1960s British horror anthology series Late Night Horror was (allegedly) almost entirely purged for being too controversial.
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The Groundbreaking Western Miniseries Fans Need To Watch On Prime Video
For any Western fan who wants to rewatch it (or any lucky son of a gun who's yet to see it), this four-part epic is now streaming on Prime Video.
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How Scientifically Accurate Are The Spores On The Last Of Us?
The Last Of Us has made audiences wary of eating mushrooms, but how realistic are the cordyceps spores shown on the hit HBO horror show?
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The White Lotus Season 3's Natasha Rothwell Responds To Belinda Backlash
Things in Thailand certainly don't go the way Belinda (Natasha Rothwell) expected in The White Lotus season 3, but Rothwell stands by her character's actions.
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Tulsa King Season 3: Everything We Know So Far
Sylvester Stallone's Dwight 'The General' Manfredi will ride again in Tulsa King season 3. Read on for everything we know about the season so far.
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Ellie's Darkest The Last Of Us Season 2 Scene Is An Exact Recreation From The Game
A brutal moment involving Ellie on the latest episode of The Last of Us is pulled directly from The Last of Us Part II game.
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What Song Is Ellie Playing In The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 5?
A Pearl Jam song briefly heard in the latest episode of The Last of Us is familiar to fans of the games (and anachronistic to the world of the show).
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 5 Finally Introduces A Key Threat From The Original Games
The Last of Us season 2 has finally introduced a major threat from the original games, leading to a turning point for Ellie.
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Jerry Seinfeld And Larry David Came Up With The NBC Show In The Most Mundane Way
Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David completely changed what was possible in the sitcom landscape, but it all came about after a casual situation.
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Tim & Eric Had A Bizarre But Beloved Adult Swim Show That Most People Forgot About
Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim are two of the most important voices in comedy history, and all of their Adult Swim shows are part of it.
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