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The 1990s sci-fi series Now and Again only lasted one season and feels pretty much forgotten these days, but it deserved better.
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Zach Hadel and Michael Cusack's Smiling Friends has exploded in popularity, and we've got 10 TV shows you should watch that capture the same bizarre humor.
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Chuck Lorre's series have included vanity cards at the end for much of his career, although they're in danger of being killed off entirely by streaming.
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Surface, an intriguing but short-lived mystery box sci-fi series starring Lake Bell, can now be watched for free online.
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Star Trek may be one of the most iconic franchises in pop culture history, but it's also taken some missteps with some terrible storylines here and there.
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Despite having white hair in Creature Commandos, Frank Grillo's Rick Flag Sr. will have dark hair in live-action DC Universe projects until further notice.
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Ethan Hawke has played a number of downright iconic characters, but one of his most famous is one that he spent years resenting.
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Danish spy thriller series The Asset is climbing up Netflix's global charts. Here's why it might be worth the binge for genre fans.
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This Western series only ran for a season before it was canceled, but it had a lot in common with (and was arguably better than) the Yellowstone spin-off 1923.
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Before he became a major voice actor in Hollywood, Seth Green got his voice acting start on an episode of Batman: The Animated Series.
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It's always a treat when a pop star or a legendary rocker stops by your favorite series, and these are the best musician cameos in TV shows.
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A cartoon version of Stan Lee showed up in an animated DC show but ended up being removed ... until HBO Max restored things.
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The premiere of The Witcher season 4 features a moment that feels like a big miscalculation on the part of the showrunners.
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