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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What Happened To The Cast Of The Kids In The Hall?
Canadian comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall have a long history together, but they've also kept busy with individual careers since the original show ended.
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15 Strongest Pokemon Of All Time, Ranked
This can be tricky, but we ranked the strongest Pokémon of all time, considering established lore, as well as feats they've across the anime, games, and manga.
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10 Most Underrated Star Wars Lightsaber Duels, Ranked
Here are 10 lightsaber duels from the Star Wars universe that don't get as much love as they deserve, may it be in terms of choreography or narrative impact.
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10 Characters Who Beat Superman In A Fight
Superman may seem unbeatable and often invincible, but he's lost his share of battles through the years, as evidenced in his encounters with these characters.
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Lanterns Episode 6 Fixes A Superhero Mistake From Zack Snyder's Extended Universe
Lanterns Episode 6 serves as a reflective, somber, and stark contrast to the DC Extended Universe that came before.
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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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Lanterns Episode 6 Features The DC Universe's First Live-Action Batman Reference
Batman has yet to make his live-action DC Universe debut, but Lanterns Episode 6 includes the first non-animated nod to the DCU’s Dark Knight.
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Nathan Fillion's Small But Vital Return As Guy Gardner In Lanterns, Explained
Nathan Fillion's Guy Gardner doesn't seem like a character who would fit the tone of Lanterns, yet Episode 6 makes his appearance work quite nicely.
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This Skeet Ulrich Series Was Meant To Be A 'Spiritual' Version Of The X-Files
After The X-Files became a hit,, networks scrambled to create their own X-Files-ish shows, like this one, which featured Skeet Ulrich.
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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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Silo Series Author Hugh Howey Loves These 2 Apple TV Sci-Fi Shows
Hugh Howey is a much bigger name now thanks to the TV adaptation of his Silo books, but he's just as much a fan of Apple TV's other hit sci-fi series.
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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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After Gilligan's Island, Dawn Wells Starred In A Slasher Movie Based On A True Story
Nearly a decade after Gilligan's Island ended, Mary Ann actor Dawn Wells appeared in a slasher film that was loosely based on a true story.
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Stargate SG-1 Featured A Major Star Trek: The Next Generation Actor As A Recurring Villain
Star Trek: The Next Generation and Stargate SG-1 shared a certain actor who played antagonists on both of these long-running sci-fi series.
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Elle Fanning's Sci-Fi Miniseries Is A 2000s Gem That's A Must-Watch On Tubi
In 2006, Syfy aired a miniseries called The Lost Room that featured a young Elle Fanning. The show is now streaming for free on Tubi.
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Is SNL New Tonight? (September 19, 2026)
Is Saturday Night Live new tonight? Here’s everything to know about the next SNL host, musical guest, air time, and what’s coming next in Season 52.
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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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Joel Kinnaman Knows Why Sci-Fi Fans Love Apple TV's For All Mankind So Much
For All Mankind is one of Apple TV's most celebrated sci-fi series, and star Joel Kinnaman understands its appeal all too well.
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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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The Big Bang Theory Showrunner Calls This Amy Episode His 'Least Favorite' Of The Series
Former Big Bang Theory showrunner Steve Holland has a problem with this Amy-centric episode, calling it his 'least favorite' on the show.
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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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Avengers: Doomsday's Directors Produced This Forgotten Comic Book TV Show That Needs More Love
Not all of the comic book exploits from Anthony & Joe Russo turned out to be hits. But their Syfy adaptation of the comic Deadly Class is worth checking out.
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