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Due to the series' budget limitations, Battlestar Galactica's creatives had to drastically change their initial plans for the reboot's first season.
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Every Season Of Psych Ranked Worst To Best
With endless guest stars and quirky plots, "Psych" put the fun back into murder mysteries. Here's how each season stacks up.
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Several classic episodes of The Twilight Zone look like garbage for a very specific reason – and there will never be a way to fix them.
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Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry was initially unsure about Spock having green blood, but then he came up with a scientific explanation for it.
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15 TV Shows That Were Canceled Multiple Times
Sometimes, a TV show may get canceled out of nowhere, only to be renewed or rescued before getting axed once again. Here are 15 series that met such a fate.
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One of the best horror shows of all time is now available to stream on Netflix. Maybe if we all binge it, they'll finally give us a Season 4.
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10 Characters Who Beat Batman In A Fight
Not even DC's legendary Dark Knight is invincible. Here are 10 characters, heroes and villains, who have managed to defeat Batman in combat.
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Rhaenyra's actions in HBO's House of the Dragon Season 3 finale carve a prophecy-sized plot hole in Westeros that has us wondering about the show's future.
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Before Grey's Anatomy became the longest-running medical series on TV, ER had a pretty impressive 15-season run. Here are the show's 15 best episodes ever.
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The 12 Best Marvel And DC Animated Shows, Ranked
It doesn't matter if you're more of a Marvel or DC fan; both franchises have created stellar animated projects over the years. Here are 12 spectacular examples.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3's Battle Of Tumbleton Breaks Game Of Thrones Tradition In One Big Way
Season 3 of House of the Dragon wraps up with the Battle of Tumbleton, which differs from other battles in the Game of Thrones universe in a crucial way.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 Finale Finally Explains Who Alys Rivers Really Is
Alys Rivers finally reveals more about her history in the House of the Dragon Season 3 finale, raising all new questions in the process.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3's Big Death Proves George R.R. Martin Right
Unfortunately, the House of the Dragon Season 3 finale has proven George R.R. Martin was right to be concerned when it comes to a certain character's death.
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The Boys' Downfall Can Be Traced Back To One Moment
The Boys was once the smartest and most subversive superhero property around, until it wasn't. Here's where we think things took a turn.
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This 2014 Fantasy Miniseries Is Easily One Of The Best Animated Shows Ever Made
There's no better way to usher in the fall season than watching this 2014 fantasy miniseries, itself one of the best animated shows ever produced.
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What Is A Cloaking Device On Star Trek And How Does It Work?
In Star Trek, cloaking devices are used by the Romulans to effectively render their ships invisible. But how does the cloaking technology work?
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This Hilarious Superhero Series That Was Canceled Too Soon Is Tucked Away On Netflix
Netflix subscribers should check out this frequently funny superhero series that, unfortunately, only lasted a couple of seasons.
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Tina Fey knows that authenticity and fame are a tricky combination, and she breaks down why in our latest quote of the day.
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Samuel L. Jackson's Near-Perfect Crime Miniseries Is An Underseen Gem On Peacock
In 2024, Samuel L. Jackson starred in a Peacock miniseries that received a near-perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes. Have you seen it?
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Andy Weir Thinks This '50s Sci-Fi Book Was Ahead Of Its Time (And He's Not Wrong)
Science-fiction has always been at the forefront of progressive storytelling, and Project Hail Mary author Andy Weir especially loves this classic.
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Alan Hale Jr. Starred In A Legendary TV Actor's Western Series For 6 Episodes
Calling all Hale Heads! We've got another red hot Alan Hale Jr. story for you! Did you know the Skipper popped up in 6 episodes of this Western TV series?
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Nickelodeon gave kids lucky enough to have cable a new era of programming made just for them, and these are their best shows from the 1990s.
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Michael Crichton's Westworld Movie Got A Forgotten TV Sequel That Was Abruptly Canceled
Michael Crichton's influential sci-fi movie from 1973, Westworld, was given the TV sequel treatment. Sadly, it ended way too soon.
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Paul Newman Made His TV Debut In A '50s Sci-Fi Anthology Show That Needs More Love
Before Paul Newman was a household name and an acting legend, he made his on-screen debut in a nearly lost sci-fi series.
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Who Plays Annie Jacobson On Sterling Point
Annie Jacobson on Sterling Point is the breakthrough role of Ella Rubin, but here's where else you may have seen the up-and-coming actress.
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Jackie Gleason's Short-Lived '50s Sitcom Is An Influential Masterpiece Worth Revisiting
Jackie Gleason's '50s sitcom The Honeymooners is one of the most influential TV shows ever, but it only lasted for a brief period of time.
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While Silo Season 3 has featured plenty of great characters, there's one, in particular, who really comes into their own in Episode 6.
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