Sherlock Holmes Is Getting A New TV Series (But Not How You Think)
An new animated Sherlock Holmes TV series is on the way, but this cartoon is not going to be aimed at children, so hide your kids.
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The Biggest Strength Of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Could Become Its Greatest Weakness
Strange New Worlds has thrived by embracing the traditional components of the Star Trek franchise, but that could become a problem for the show going forward.
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A Harry Potter Star Turned Down A Spooky Marvel Series
A Harry Potter movie veteran was approached to star in Agatha All Along, but they had two specific (and amusing) reasons for passing on the witchy Marvel show.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Sends Captain Pike On His Most Heartbreaking Journey Yet
The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 finale delivers the tragic turn in Captain Pike's story that fans have been expecting (if in a surprising way).
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Most Famous Twist Has One Big Problem
There's a great twist in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet," but here's why it may have been more impactful if it went in a different direction.
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This Improvised Bryan Cranston Moment On Seinfeld Left Jerry Seinfeld In Stitches
It takes a lot to make a comedian break, but a small moment from Bryan Cranston threw Jerry Seinfeld into a laughing fit.
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An Underrated Amy Adams HBO Miniseries Featured Sydney Sweeney Before Euphoria
A few years before Euphoria made her a bigger star, Sydney Sweeney had a small role in this underrated Amy Adams miniseries on HBO.
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How (And When) Bones Killed Off One Of Its Most Important Characters
Lance Sweets is one of the most loved supporting characters on Bones, but tragically met his demise before the show's end. Here's how it all went down.
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Charlie Day Made A Small But Historic Change To It's Always Sunny's Pepe Silvia Speech
The name Pepe Silvia was the result of a misreading - not by Charlie on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia but by actor Charlie Day himself.
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Reacher's Alan Ritchson Learned A Hard Lesson From A Season 1 Injury
Reacher star Alan Ritchson asked his scene partner to go all-out against him during a fight sequence, but the ensuing take taught him a tough lesson.
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James Gunn Almost Cast A Marvel Movie Star As Peacemaker Before John Cena
Peacemaker has quickly become one of John Cena's best roles, but James Gunn originally had a different person in mind to play Chris Smith.
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Was Teen Titans Go Voice Actor Greg Cipes Fired As Beast Boy? Here's What We Know
There's been a lot of back-and-forth between Greg Cipes and Warner Bros. over Cipes departing his role as Beast Boy on Teen Titans Go!, so here's a full recap.
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Hannibal's Creator Has The Perfect Pitch For A New Hannibal Lecter Miniseries
Hannibal creator Bryan Fuller wants to continue the show with a Silence of the Lambs miniseries, and he already knows exactly who to cast as Clarice Starling.
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15 Best TV Shows Like Desperate Housewives
Desperate Housewives helped launch a popular subgenre of twisty sitcom, so we've round up 15 of the best shows like the Emmy Award winner.
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Where Was Stargate SG-1 Filmed? Every Major Location, Explained
Stargate SG-1 didn't have a huge budget for a sci-fi TV show, so it had to get creative with locations. Here are the major spots where production took place.
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A Beloved Horror Director Was Responsible For Some Of Indiana Jones' Best Adventures
George Lucas' well-received Young Indiana Jones TV show features contributions from several talented artists, including this celebrated horror writer-director.
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Why FX Canceled Y: The Last Man After One Season
Y: The Last Man was canceled before it had even finished airing its first season, but the comic book adaptation had already missed its moment by then anyway.
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While Only Murders in the Building has already caught its white whale, Meryl Streep, there is one other acting legend the show's creatives would love to cast.
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How Sigourney Weaver Really Feels About FX's Alien: Earth
Sigourney Weaver is practically synonymous with the Alien franchise thanks to playing Ellen Ripley, and she finally made her thoughts known on Alien: Earth.
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The 15 Best Dystopian Novels Of All Time, Ranked
From The Hunger Games to Brave New World, these are the best dystopian novels of all time, and many of them have been turned into movies and TV shows.
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The Friends Guest Actor Who Almost Played Ross Geller Before David Schwimmer
It's hard to imagine anyone other than David Schwimmer playing Ross Geller on Friends, but one of the series' most important guest stars nearly had the job.
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The Best Modern Season Of Survivor Isn't Available On Streaming — Here's Why
An all-time great and legendary series of Survivor is next to impossible to watch in the United States, and it's incredibly frustrating for hardcore fans.
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Netflix is home to some pretty wild reality TV shows, including this titillating dating show inspired by one of the best episodes of Seinfeld.
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A New Star Trek Animated Series Is Streaming For Free, And It Raises All Kinds Of Questions
An animated Star Trek series aimed at younger viewers has abruptly started streaming, and it raises some questions about the current start of the franchise.
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The creators of The Big Bang Theory had something very different in mind for Amy Farrah Fowler when Mayim Bialik first auditioned to play the character.
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Why Lina Esco's Christina Alonso Left SWAT
Many SWAT fans were disappointed when Lina Esco's fan-favorite Christina Alonso left toward the end of Season 5. Here's the reason behind her departure.
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The Breaking Bad writing staff always stuck to a simple rule, especially when they didn't have a clear idea of where they were actually going with the show.
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