Ryan Gosling And A Scrubs Star Were In An Obscure '90s Western Series
Ryan Gosling's pre-Hollywood career is full of Canadian-produced gems, like this Western series co-starring Sarah Chalke.
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George R. R. Martin's A Song Of Ice And Fire Books, Ranked
George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire saga may never be finished, but we're ranking the five books that have been published so far.
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This Short-Lived NBC Series Could Have Been One Of The Best Sci-Fi Shows Of The 2020s
NBC canceled this 2021 sci-fi series after just one season, which is too bad since it had the potential to become something truly special.
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Lanterns Episode 4 Teases The Arrival Of A Major Green Lantern Villain (But There's A Catch)
The latest episode of Lanterns introduces a major villain from the Green Lantern comics... or does it? Like many things in this show, it's complicated.
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Lanterns Episode 4 Ending Twist Explained: Who Is The Manhunter?
An ending twist in Lanterns Episode 4 reveals the identity of the Manhunter that Hal Jordan and John Stewart have been searching for.
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Lanterns Episode 4 Uses The Perfect Green Lantern Weakness From The Comics
Lanterns Episode 4 forgoes a traditional Green Lantern weakness for another comic influenced idea instead, and it works.
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Before Star Trek, Leonard Nimoy Guest-Starred In A Western Series We Don't Talk About Anymore
Westerns used to dominate the television landscape, but this show that cast Leonard Nimoy as a guest-star is mostly forgotten.
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Steve McQueen's Legendary Western Series With 3 Seasons Is Mandatory Viewing
You can see Steve McQueen growing as an actor when you watch this Western series, which he starred in just before his film career skyrocketed.
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5 Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes With Great Space Battles
Space warfare wasn't all that common on Star Trek: The Next Generation, but when it did happen, it left an impact. Here are the five best space battle episodes.
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After The Twilight Zone, Rod Serling Created A Short-Lived Western Series That Deserved More
Rod Serling followed up The Twilight Zone with a short-lived but worthwhile Western series that was definitely ahead of its time.
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Silo Writer Hugh Howey Thinks The Apple TV Series Does One Thing Better Than The Books
Hugh Howey is not only a big fan of Apple TV's adaptation of his Silo books, he also thinks the show improves on them in one key way.
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Star Trek When It's Evil: The Mirror Universe Explained
Hang on to your goatee: here's everything you need to know about the topsy turvy Mirror Universe in the Star Trek franchise.
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Alan Hale Jr. Guest-Starred In A '60s Fantasy Series Featuring A Future Oscar Winner
TV used to be a wonderful, magical place where future Oscar-winner Sally Field could team up with Alan Hale Jr. in a show about a flying nun.
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For All Mankind Star Joel Kinnaman's Other Apple TV Series Was A Star-Studded Disappointment
In addition to the long-running For All Mankind, Joel Kinnaman also appeared in another Apple TV series, but it didn't go over as well.
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Sam Elliott's Short-Lived Western Series Is A Forgotten '80s Relic
In the 1980s, Sam Elliott starred in a short-lived Western soap opera TV series that felt like the prototype for Yellowstone.
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Every Character Taylor Sheridan Plays In His Own TV Shows & Movies, Ranked
Taylor Sheridan often shows up in the TV series and movies he writes, so let's rank every character he's played in them so far.
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Dark Matter Season 2 Makes A Surprising Connection To Another Apple Sci-Fi Show
While Dark Matter Season 2 doesn't explicitly reference another Apple TV sci-fi show in its second episode, the connection is nevertheless apparent.
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Dark Matter Season 2 Finally Explains Leighton Vance's Original Plan For The Box
The second episode of Apple TV's Dark Matter Season 2 flashes back and shows Leighton Vance's original plan for the multiversal box.
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Silo Season 3's Finale Gives Us The Most Harrowing Scene In TV Since Andor
The Silo Season 3 finale invokes the celebrated Star Wars series Andor with its most harrowing (and utterly horrifying) moment.
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How Batman: The Animated Series Managed To Stay Faithful To Its Comic Book Counterpart
Some episodes of Batman: The Animated Series were closer to the comics than you realized.
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5 Biggest Unanswered Questions After The Silo Season 3 Finale
The Silo Season 3 finale left some major dangling plot threads to be resolved in the next season. Here are the 5 biggest unanswered questions.
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Who Plays Sinestro On Lanterns
Sinestro, a former Green Lantern Corps member who became a villain, has already shown up on the DC show Lanterns. Here's who plays him.
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Silo Season 4 Trailer Brings Both Timelines Together For The Final Season
Silo Season 4, the final season of the excellent Apple TV show, now has an official premiere date and a very thrilling teaser trailer to go with it.
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When McLean Stevenson Left M*A*S*H, Audiences Were Truly Heartbroken
'Everybody loved Henry Blake.'
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Harry Potter Season 2 Cast: HBO Reveals Dobby, Tom Riddle And Ginny Weasley Actors
HBO's Harry Potter reboot series has cast the roles of Dobby, Tom Riddle, and Ginny Weasley for its already-confirmed second season.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4's Big Puppet Episode Has The Perfect Director
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds sees the whole crew (except Spock) turned into puppets - and the show had the perfect director for the episode.
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Silo Season 3 Just Hinted At The Book's Real Villain With A Simple Line
While the Silo Season 3 finale hints at the show's true villain, the series may be changing things from Hugh Howey's original Silo books.
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