The One Body On Bones That Had Eric Millegan Extra Grossed Out
Bones featured a lot of dead bodies, though one particular corpse from season 1 left Eric Millegan (who played Zack Addy) extra unsettled.
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The Never-Seen M*A*S*H Plotline Censors Thought Was Too Salacious For TV
M*A*S*H dealt with some heavy subject matter, but it was the 'two dates to the prom' sitcom trope that crossed a line for CBS.
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The Twilight Zone episode Caesar and Me might be the second to feature a ventriloquist dummy, but the first and only to be written by a woman.
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All in the Family had audiences deep sighing over the good ol' days, but here's what the actors who are still alive are up to these days.
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How Gilligan's Island Stirred Some Chaos For The Real Coast Guard
Enough viewers believed the events of Gilligan's Island were happening for real to cause a headache for the Coast Guard.
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Bones' David Boreanaz Thought This Storyline Was Just 'Bad Television'
Bones' Gormogon storyline was very complicated. Even David Boreanaz was baffled by the underground cannibalistic serial killer arc.
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Why Cartoon Network Killed Off The Original Toonami TOM
Cartoon Network shocked the world when it killed off Toonami's original TOM, but the character's death was equal parts capitalism and creativity.
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Why Cheers' Coach Goes Missing In Season 3 And Never Returns
Coach Ernie Pantusso (Nicholas Colasanto) was a big part of Cheers' heart in its early seasons before his deteriorating health forced him to leave the series.
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Disney Keeps Details About Theo James' X-Men '97 Character Sparse
Who is Theo James playing on the Disney+ animated series X-Men '97? Here are some rumors.
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A Season 10 Moment In It's Always Sunny Had Glenn Howerton Cackling In Bloopers
Glenn Howerton couldn't stop cracking up at Danny DeVito's delivery of a certain line in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 10.
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Futurama Hid A Hard-To-Spot Reference To One Of The All-Time Rarest Star Wars Toys
Talk about a deep cut reference! The Futurama writers snuck a nod to an incredibly rare Star Wars toy -- the elusive Yak Face -- into one of their episodes.
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The It's Always Sunny Bon Jovi Cameo That Never Came To Be
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia failed to snag Bon Jovi for 'Dennis Reynolds: An Erotic Life,' although the episode was still replete with memorable cameos.
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Why Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Dominion Wars Caused Tension Behind The Scenes
The Dominion Wars led the creatives running Star Trek: Deep Space Nine to have behind the scenes battles about the spirit of what a Star Trek show should be.
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3 Body Problem Review: One Of The Greatest Sci-Fi Novels Gets The Brazenly Nerdy Adaptation It Deserves
The Netflix adaptation of 3 Body Problem sets a new standard for what sci-fi is capable of. Read our review right here.
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Every Stephen King Miniseries Ranked From Worst To Best
Stephen King was once king of the miniseries. Come along with us as we rank every Stephen King miniseries from worst to best.
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Netflix's The Gentlemen Series Shares A Title With The Movie, But Does Its Own Thing
How does the new Netflix series The Gentlemen connect to the 2019 movie of the same name? The answer isn't too complicated.
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Emilia Clarke's Legs Created A 'Nightmare' For Game Of Thrones' VFX Team
When it came to creating the visual effects of dragon riding on Game of Thrones, the VFX artists ran into a problem with Emilia Clarke's legs.
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Akira Toriyama, Legendary Creator Of Dragon Ball, Has Died At 68
The influential artist and writer behind Dragon Ball and its spin-offs has passed away, and Akira Toriyama leaves behind a massive legacy.
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Why Universal Allegedly Tried To Sink Star Trek: Generations Before It Even Released
Rumor has it, Universal was afraid Star Trek: Generations would outperform Waterworld and caused a little chaos to stop it ... allegedly.
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Star Trek's Brent Spiner Constantly Considered Quitting In The Franchise's Early Years
After every season of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," Brent Spiner, who plays the fan-favorite android character Data, thought he would quit the series.
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Cool Stuff: LEGO Reveals Gotham City's Building Brick Skyline From Batman: The Animated Series
In honor of Batman's 85th anniversary this year, LEGO is releasing a new Gotham City skyline building brick set inspired by Batman: The Animated Series.
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Futurama's Nibbler is voiced by Frank Welker, a giant in his field who lent his vocals to multiple films from the Disney Renaissance.
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The Fallout TV Show Trailer Makes The Apocalypse Funny And Weird
The latest trailer for the Fallout TV show has arrived and the show looks as funny as the video games.
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Alan Ritchson's Quest To Achieve Reacher's Proper Weight Sent Him To The Hospital
After bulking up for and shooting season 1, Reacher star Alan Ritchson ended up needing surgery.
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The costume worn by Doug Jones on Star Trek: Discovery resulted in what fans call the Saru walk.
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The Twilight Series Will Be Animated, And That's Unconditionally And Irrevocably A Good Idea
Lionsgate has confirmed the Twilight TV series will be animated, which is the first exciting news we've gotten about the project.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender Masters The Elements, Gets Seasons 2 And 3 On Netflix
Netflix is doubling down on its live-action remake of Avatar: The Last Airbender, announcing two more seasons of the show to close out Aang's adventure.
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