George Wendt's Norm From Cheers Shows Up In More TV Shows Than You Might Expect
George Wendt's Norm was a staple on Cheers, but the actor also reprised the character on several other TV shows (both live-action and animated).
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Cobra Kai's 10 Strongest Fighters, Ranked
With Cobra Kai coming to an end on Netflix, we take a look at the 10 strongest fighters on the hit show and rank them along the way.
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Anubis on Stargate SG-1 has a pretty convoluted arc, but we're here to help guide you through your journey in understanding The System Lord.
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Why Xavier Quinn From Reacher Season 3 Looks So Familiar
The ominous Francis Xavier Quinn is a bit of a mystery in the early part of Reacher Season 3, but the actor who plays him is quite prolific.
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Why Simon Helberg Was Hesitant To Audition For The Big Bang Theory
Simon Helberg was understandably wary of auditioning for Howard on The Big Bang Theory, given that he'd recently secured a sweet gig at the time.
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Do Star Trek Actors Get Residuals? Here's The Truth
Multiple actors from Star Trek: The Original Series have said they no longer receive royalties for their work on the show. Here's why that's the case.
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Why David Denman's Roy Anderson Left The Office
Roy Anderson has a large role in the early seasons of The Office, but here's why David Denman's character left after three seasons (save for some guest spots).
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The Last-Minute Addition To The Seinfeld Finale That Changed The Show
The Seinfeld finale is pretty universally disliked, and it might be the result of a last-minute decision made by Jerry Seinfeld himself.
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The Two Things Stargate SG-1's Co-Creator Would Change About The Sci-Fi Series
Though Stargate: SG-1 proved far more successful than anyone could've predicted, there are two aspects of the sci-fi show that co-creator Brad Wright regrets.
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Why George Clooney Left NBC's ER
George Clooney is one of Hollywood's brightest stars, but his start on the small screen and the medical drama ER helped make him a household name.
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Is Noah Wyle's Max Series The Pitt Medically Accurate?
The Pitt is the latest medical drama to dazzle audiences on the Max streaming service, but is the Noah Wyle series medically accurate?
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Why Carroll O'Connor Once Refused To Shoot All In The Family
All in the Family's Archie Bunker is one of TV's most notable bigots, but the actor who played him, Carroll O'Connor, was an outspoken liberal.
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The Office Plotline That Convinced Steve Carell To Return For The Finale
Steve Carell was hesitant about returning to The Office for the show's finale episode. But when he heard the pitch, he knew his character needed to be there.
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The Three Perfect Animated Video Game TV Shows, According To Rotten Tomatoes
There's one key element that these three animated video game TV shows with perfect Rotten Tomatoes scores have in common. Let's take a closer look.
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Jerry Seinfeld's Two Favorite Seinfeld Episodes Are Perfect
Jerry Seinfeld has pretty personal (albeit wildly different) reasons for loving what he's cited as his two all-time favorite episodes of Seinfeld.
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15 Best TV Shows Like The Big Bang Theory
If you are a massive fan of "The Big Bang Theory," then you're in luck, because there are over a dozen sitcoms that follow similar beats and themes.
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Kaley Cuoco's Favorite The Big Bang Theory Episode Features A Crowd-Pleasing Moment
Kaley Cuoco has 279 episodes of The Big Bang Theory to pick through to choose her favorite, and she went with one featuring a moment that took years to happen.
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Every Survivor Cameo You Missed In The White Lotus
the White Lotus creator Mike White famously appeared on Survivor, and has managed to sneak in some of his season's most memorable players onto his HBO series.
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The Real Reason Raquel Welch Didn't Star In Gilligan's Island
Raquel Welch was an international sex symbol, which might prevented her from playing Mary-Ann on Gilligan's Island. Here's what Sherwood Schwartz had to say.
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Reacher Season 3's Rotten Tomatoes Score Is As Unstoppable As Alan Ritchson Himself
In the wake of its excellent three-episode premiere on Prime Video, Reacher season 3 has a fantastic Rotten Tomatoes score.
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The 15 Best K-Dramas On Netflix
Squid Game and the rise of Korean pop culture has put a lot of attention on K-dramas, and these are the best of them streaming on Netflix now.
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Why Seven Of Nine Didn't Have A Human Name On Star Trek: Voyager
Seven of Nine has become one of the most beloved characters in all of Star Trek, but even after over 25 years, she never went back to a human name.
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Why Zachary Beck From Reacher Season 3 Looks So Familiar
Zachary Beck, the latest middleman to get involved with the wrong people on Reacher, is played by an actor whom '80s kids will undoubtedly recognize.
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Every Season Of Cobra Kai Ranked
During its run, Cobra Kai evolved from a great legacy sequel into a highly entertaining live-action anime. Here's our ranking of every single season.
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Was Seinfeld Improvised? Here's The Truth
The comedy on Seinfeld tended to feel pretty spontaneous, but how much improvisation (if any) did the show actually include? Here's the truth.
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What Marvel's Daredevil Season 4 Plans Were Before Netflix Cancelled The Series
Had Daredevil Season 4 come to pass, the series would have incorporated even more direct connections to the other Marvel Netflix shows.
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Severance Season 2 Episode 6 Finally Addressed A Burning Question About Innies & Outies
Severance season 2 continues to ask fascinating questions, and in the latest episode, it ponders whether innies and outies might actually have separate souls.
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