The Landman Scenes Ali Larter Absolutely Hates Shooting
Ali Larter enjoys playing Angela Norris on Landman, although there’s a specific type of scene that she’s not so enthused about having to film.
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Canceled Netflix TV Shows That Are Still Worth Watching
There's a plethora of Netflix series that may have been canceled too soon. Here are some of those shows that deserve at least a rewatch or two.
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Just like Quentin Tarantino, the Duffer Brothers borrowed plenty of elements from beloved stories, especially the work of author Stephen King.
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Dragon Ball Super is set to continue with a new series, The Galactic Patrol, and the announcement video features music from a Hollywood legend.
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With its incredible puppet show, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 2 dramatizes an ancient legend from Westeros history in the best way possible.
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The songs in Tell Me Lies are instant nostalgia fuel for millennials. Here's how showrunner Meaghan Oppenheimer creates those perfect needle drop moments.
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Just two episodes in, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has already demonstrated what sets Dunk apart from other heroes in the Game of Thrones franchise.
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Why X-Men '97 Gave Up Making Logical Sense Of The X-Mansion
X-Men '97 production designer Anthony Go Wu quickly realized that trying to make logistical sense of the series' X-Mansion was a lost cause.
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How A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Quietly Reinvents One Of The Book's Key Characters
The ending of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 2 reinvents a character and becomes one of the most poignant moments in the franchise.
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15 Best Netflix Original Shows Of All Time, Ranked
Netflix has been churning out plenty of original programming for years now, but which shows truly deserve to be called the best? These are our picks.
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A Stephen King Villain Inspired Stranger Things Star Jamie Campbell Bower's Approach To Vecna
Jamie Campbell Bower drew inspiration from several sources for his Strange Things performance as Henry Creel/Vecna, including a famous Stephen King villain.
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Billy Bob Thornton Struggled To Shoot Landman Season 2 Scenes With One Co-Star
Billy Bob Thornton, the star of Taylor Sheridan's mega-popular series Landman, finds it challenging to shoot specific types of scenes with one of his co-stars.
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X-Men: The Animated Series' Gambit Actor Auditioned For A Major Live-Action Mutant Role
The voice of Gambit in X-Men: The Animated Series auditioned for the live-action film, but he wasn't interested in the character they had in mind.
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Saturday Night Lives gives us the Paul Thomas Anderson tie-in merch we've all been waiting for in this One Battle After Another toy commercial.
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The Pitt Season 2: Why Noah Wyle Chose To Include This Real-Life Pittsburgh Tragedy
The Pitt has incorporated real-life Pittsburgh events into its storylines, including a real-life tragedy that Noah Wyle was passionate about honoring.
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How Landman Actor Jacob Lofland Will Change His Approach To Cooper Norris Ahead Of Season 3
Jacob Lofland's Cooper Norris is heading in a different direction for season 3 of Landman. Here's what the actor had to say.
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How X-Men: The Animated Series Paved The Way For Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
The success of the '90s X-Men: The Animated series lead directly to the creation of the even more successful Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Here's how.
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How Frank Miller Felt About Batman: The Animated Series' The Dark Knight Returns Homage
Batman: The Animated Series paid tribute to Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns in an episode where Gotham kids imagine what Batman is really like.
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Why Batman: The Animated Series' Creators Originally Didn't Want To Use Bane
When Batman: The Animated Series' creators introduced Bane only under duress. They thought the character's comic book story was 'pretty stupid.'
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Played A Killer Bodybuilder In A Bonkers 1970s TV Episode
When he was first breaking into acting, Arnold Schwarzenegger played a murderous bodybuilder on an episode of the '70s show The Streets of San Francisco.
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Gary Oldman's acclaimed Apple TV spy series Slow Horses found some clever ways to reference two of his best movie performances.
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A Star Trek Veteran Helped Write The Short-Lived Logan's Run TV Series
Several Star Trek veterans worked on the short-lived Logan's Run TV show, including a legendary Star Trek: The Original Series writer.
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An Epic 2025 Pirate Series Based On A '70s TV Show Is Streaming On Netflix
If you're looking for an swashbuckling, heroic, historical pirate series, Netflix just snagged the rights to a must-watch 8-part series.
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Why Kaitlin Olson Almost Turned Down High Potential
High Potential with Kaitlin Olson is a hugely popular comedy series on ABC, but the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star nearly turned it down.
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The Love Boat Recast Its Captain After One Episode Because He Was Too Sexy
Gavin MacLeod took over as the Captain on The Love Boat after the show's pilot. Why? Because the then-head of ABC felt his predecessor was too sexy.
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Absolute Batman Isn't A Superhero's Journey - It's A Full-On Horror Story
DC Comics' Absolute Batman is fully embracing horror, as Batman's psychology is even more frayed than usual and Bane wreaks havoc on some familiar faces.
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Who's The Boss? Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Who's the Boss? turned Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano into big stars, but what happened to them and the rest of the cast after the show ended in 1992?
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