Two The Pitt Season 2 Actors Earned Emmy Nominations Without Any Studio Support
Among The Pitt Season 2's many Emmy Awards nominees are two actors who actually submitted and campaigned for themselves.
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How Jonathan Frakes Successfully Stole His Star Trek: The Next Generation Uniform
Most of the Star Trek: The Next Generation cast didn't get to keep their uniform costumes. Jonathan Frakes, however, simply stole his.
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War thrillers don't often tackle the American Revolution, but this spy series with Jamie Bell from 2014 is one of the best.
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Western television history is littered with shows that deserve to be better remembered, whether they ran for years or a single season.
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Awards shows don't always get it right, and the Emmys have once again snubbed one of the best dramas on TV for the fourth season in a row.
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There's one Taylor Sheridan show that should've broken his Emmy snub streak, but it didn't, and we have some things to say about that.
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The hit Yellowstone spin-off Dutton Ranch didn't land any 2026 Emmy nominations, but there's a very specific reason for that.
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X-Men '97 proves once again that no X-Man is safe with another major character death. Here's why it works so well, and what it could mean for the show's future.
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The third and fourth episodes of X-Men '97 Season 2 provides the origin for Apocalypse, one of the most powerful villains in the X-Men canon.
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X-Men '97 isn't a non-stop cameo-fest like some other Marvel projects, but two Avengers do show up in a post-credits scene from Season 2 Episode 4.
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This Forgotten '70s British Sci-Fi Show Should Jump To The Top Of Your Watchlist
British sci-fi television is among the most influential in the genre, and this forgotten series from the 1970s is a part of that legacy.
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How Dutton Ranch Star Kelly Reilly Feels About Monica Dutton's Death In Marshals
Yellowstone’s Monica Dutton died off-screen on the spin-off Marshals, and Kelly Reilly has considered how her own spin-off, Dutton Ranch, could address this.
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How Margaret Atwood Really Feels About The Handmaid's Tale Getting Banned
Margaret Atwood's celebrated dystopian novel The Handmaid's Tale is always being banned, and she (naturally) has thoughts on the matter.
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While the White Lotus is exemplary satire, it's not the only example on television. These 20 series are biting, relevant, and, most importantly, very funny.
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The Lord Of The Rings: What Happened To Elrond's Wife
Elrond's wife Celebrían is obviously important to his backstory, but what ultimately happens to her? Here's what we know from the Lord of the Rings books.
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Executive produced by George R. R. Martin, this dark Western series just dropped Season 4 on Netflix, which has put it back in the streamer's top 10 TV titles.
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Project Hail Mary author Andy Weir is a lifelong fan of science-fiction, so it's no surprise that his favorite authors of all time are legendary.
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Luke Sparke is following Primitive War with Dinosaurs of the Wild West, which very well could be the next Yellowstone ... with dinosaurs.
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Now that the end of Stranger Things is farther back in our rearview, let's rank the endings of every major character from the Netflix series.
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Dinosaurs Of The Wild West Trailer: Primitive War Director Takes Things In An Unexpected New Direction
Primitive War director Luke Sparke is developing a new dino-centric series titled Dinosaurs of the Wild West. Check out the trailer right here.
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This Underrated 2015 Sci-Fi Miniseries Adapted One Of Arthur C. Clarke's Best Books
A forgotten science-fiction miniseries from 2015 adapted one of Arthur C. Clarke's very best books in just three episodes.
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This underrated William Gibson adaptation is a must-watch for anyone with an affinity for heady sci-fi concepts that lean into prescient social commentary.
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While pitching shows in the wake of the original Star Trek being canceled, creator Gene Roddenberry came up with a rule named after author Isaac Asimov.
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Alias, the hit J.J. Abrams-created spy TV series starring Jennifer Garner, once featured a James Bond actor in a notable role.
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The superhero satire series The Boys has come to an end after five seasons, and there were 10 decisions we wished the show had made differently.
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