The Secret Origin Of Sheldon Cooper's 'Bazinga' On The Big Bang Theory
The real-life origin of Sheldon Cooper's 'Bazinga' catchphrase on The Big Bang Theory is, much like the term itself, pretty ridiculous.
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Lorne Michaels Once Named This Action Star The 'Biggest Jerk' In SNL History
Lorne Michaels almost never bad mouths talent, but in an episode of Saturday Night Live, he confirmed who "the biggest jerk" was and many SNL veterans agree.
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One Of Hollywood's Biggest Child Actors Turned Down The Big Bang Theory More Than Once
A former mega child star rejected multiple offers to join the cast of the hit sitcom The Big Bang Theory, but he seemingly has no regrets.
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How Accurate Is Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone?
Yellowstone is a soapy Western drama by design, but just how accurate is it? Here's what several real-life ranchers and farmers have said.
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Kevin Costner's Yellowstone Future Tease Raises A Huge Question About John Dutton
After Horizon: An American Saga underperformed, could Taylor Sheridan and Kevin Costner possibly change John Dutton's fate on Yellowstone?
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Stargate SG-1 Writers Expected To Receive Pushback For One Gag
When it was announced Stargate SG-1 would end after 10 seasons, one of the show's writers decided to have a little fun with a somewhat salacious gag.
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A New Frasier Season 2 Character Has A Real-Life Connection To Kelsey Grammer
The latest Frasier season 2 guest star not only plays a character from the original show, but also has a close connection to Kelsey Grammer himself.
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Game Of Thrones Star Sophie Turner Has One Condition To Return As Sansa Stark
Sophie Turner has kept busy since Game of Thrones ended, but she's not entirely opposed to reprising her role as Sansa Stark at some point.
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LEGO's New Marvel Set Is Exactly What X-Men '97 Fans Have Been Waiting For
LEGO has announced an X-Men X-Mansion playset that lets fans build a full modular building of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, complete with many mutants.
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The 30 Best Vampire Movies Of All Time
Movie vampires come many forms. Whether you're looking for seductive space vamps, misguided wannabes, or angst-ridden romantics, here are 30 of the best.
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Agatha All Along Reveals The Sad Fate Of WandaVision's Most Controversial Character
Agatha All Along brought back a certain character from WandaVision in a flashback episode that helped Joe Locke's Teen find his way to Agatha Harkness.
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Agatha All Along Name-Drops A Marvel Character Missing For Years
Agatha All Along episode 6 name-drops a major Marvel character who's been MIA for a while and reveals the rumors surrounding their disappearance.
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How Matthew McConaughey Feels About Kevin Costner's Yellowstone Role
Matthew McConaughey has, in the only way he can, waxed philosophical about Yellowstone and Kevin Costner's role within the hit series.
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Star Wars Outlaws Provides A Template For Lucasfilm Film & TV – But Will They Use It?
Star Wars Outlaws provides a template for Lucasfilm to potentially recapture the casual fans who have been turned off by the recent lore-obsessed TV shows.
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Luke Grimes Teases How You'll React To The Yellowstone Season 5 Finale
Yellowstone actor Luke Grimes, who plays Kayce Dutton, on the show has a pretty good idea of how fans will react to the long-awaited season 5 finale.
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A Dark Stephen King Fantasy Epic Is Becoming A TV Series With An Unlikely Director
The latest Stephen King adaptation is a dark fantasy epic that's being developed as a TV series by a surprising (though accomplished) director.
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The FTC's Click-To-Cancel Rule Changes Everything For Streaming Services Like Netflix
Thanks to the FTC, streaming services like Netflix can no longer use shady methods to discourage subscribers from canceling their memberships.
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A Bones Episode Was Basically A Shameless Plug For James Cameron's Avatar
Fox got the Bones cast and crew to frame an entire episode around James Cameron's Avatar ahead of its release in theaters.
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Is Matthew McConaughey Still Joining The Yellowstone Universe? Here's What We Know
There have been many rumors about Matthew McConaughey's involvement in the Yellowstone universe, but here's what we know for sure.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage Before
The Young Sheldon spinoff Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage boasts a cast of longtime industry greats and fresh faces. Here's where you've seen them before.
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Marvel Is Working On An Iron Man Disney+ Series (But It's Totally Not What You Think)
The Marvel Cinematic Universe's live-action Ironheart series isn't the only Iron Man-adjacent Marvel show coming to Disney+ in the foreseeable future.
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What We Do In The Shadows Season 6 Review: The Final Bite Is Bloody Good Fun
The sixth and final season of What We Do in the Shadows suggest the show will end just as strongly as it started. Here's our review.
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The 30 Best Horror TV Shows Of All Time
Horror and suspense have occupied a central place in American television as early as the 1950s. Here's our list of the best horror TV shows of all time.
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A New Star Wars Book Has Bigots Furious About A Character Introduced In 2022
Fans are furious about a character in a new Star Wars book called Secrets of the Clone Troopers, but this clone trooper character first appeared in 2022.
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The Penguin Episode 4 Just Made Its Biggest Connection To The Batman Yet
The TV series The Penguin has been working hard to separate itself from The Batman movie, but the latest episode features a big movie connection.
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The Simpsons Just Killed A Character Who Was Gone For 27 Years In A White Lotus Parody
The Simpsons killed a returning character in season 36's White Lotus parody 'The Yellow Lotus' ... albeit one who hadn't appeared in almost 30 years.
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Veteran Star Trek Writer Ronald D. Moore Named His Favorite Episode - And It's A Shakespearean Classic
Accomplished sci-fi TV writer Ronald D. Moore's favorite Star Trek episode kickstarted the tradition of intertwining Trek and Shakespeare.
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