South Park's Creators Made A Forgotten Live-Action Political Sitcom
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone once made a live-action series that was just as focused on mocking older sitcoms as modern politics.
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Michael Chiklis Fondly Remembers His Seinfeld Cameo For One Reason
Michael Chiklis may be best known for his role on The Shield, but for a time, his career was filled with more comedic roles, including a cameo on Seinfeld.
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The Big Bang Theory Star Melissa Rauch Kept One Of Bernadette's Props
Melissa Rauch, who played Bernadette Rostenkowski-Wolowitz on The Big Bang Theory, admitted that she kept one of her character's props when the show ended.
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Why Patrick Warburton's David Puddy Couldn't Star In More Seinfeld Episodes
David Puddy (Patrick Warburton) seemed like a perfect recurring player for Seinfeld after his first appearance, only to vanish until the final season.
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Stephen King Hates Himself For Liking This Taylor Sheridan TV Series
Horror maestro Stephen King begrudgingly acknowledges the power and charms of a certain Taylor Sheridan Paramount TV series.
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If you want to visit all Seven Kingdoms, you'll need a passport and a lot of money to travel where Game of Thrones was filmed.
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Why Young Sheldon's Creators Don't Regret Killing George Cooper
While The Big Bang Theory showrunner Chuck Lorre regretted killing George Cooper Sr. on that show, his fellow Young Sheldon creators feel otherwise.
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15 Best British Crime Dramas, Ranked
Across the pond, the British just know how to deliver a great crime drama. Here are some of the best crime dramas you can stream right now.
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A Rejected Star Trek Episode Found Second Life As A Manga
Not every great idea for Star Trek ends up on screen, in the case of one that would have been too expensive to film, it was reused for the official Trek manga.
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The Real Reason The Simpsons Killed Off Maude Flanders
Only a few characters on The Simpsons have ever died and stayed dead, but the choice to kill off Maude Flanders was a result of behind the scenes conflict.
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Seth MacFarlane Made The Worst Sitcom Ever, According To Metacritic
Seth MacFarlane-backed shows generally tend to succeed. However, one of the Family Guy creator's rare misses is the lowest-rated sitcom on Metacritic.
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Bob Denver & Dawn Wells Reprised Their Gilligan's Island Roles On Baywatch
Did you know Baywatch had an episode where Bob Denver and Dawn Wells appeared as their Gilligan's Island characters? It was quite a silly episode!
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Henry Winkler Had One Condition To Play Fonzie On Happy Days
It took Happy Days so long to cast Henry Winkler that he thought he had lost the part of Fonzie, but when the offer came in, he had one stipulation.
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How The Simpsons Made Jennifer Tilly Rich
Jennifer Tilly may voice Bonnie Swanson on Family Guy, but it's the animated show's competitor, The Simpsons, that made her rich.
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15 Best Anime Movies & TV Shows On Crunchyroll
For years, Crunchyroll has been a one-stop shop for anime fans of all kinds. Here are 15 anime movies and shows you should check out on the streamer.
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The Cancelled Stargate Movie That Would Have Brought Every Show Together
When Stargate Universe was cancelled, it left the larger Stargate TV saga in limbo. However, there were once plans to make a movie that would've fixed that.
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Why So Many Cartoon Characters Only Have 4 Fingers
Ever wonder why cartoon characters have four fingers? It's not just to save on animation costs (though that was one of the reasons).
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How To Watch Star Wars: The Clone Wars In Order (Chronologically & By Release Date)
Watching Star Wars: The Clone Wars in release order is simple enough, but it gets much more complicated if you want to watch it chronologically.
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One Of Macaulay Culkin's Earliest Roles Was In A Beloved '80s Crime Thriller Series
Before his breakout turns in movies like Home Alone and Uncle Buck, Macaulay Culkin was a guest star on a popular '80s crime series.
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Why Mindy Kaling Left The Office
Mindy Kaling was a vital part of The Office as customer service representative Kelly Kapoor, but here's why she left the show after season 8.
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Why Amy Poehler's SNL Audition Was Unlike Any Other
It was never a question whether or not Amy Poehler would join the cast of Saturday Night Live, but she still had to audition like everyone else.
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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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The Best & Worst Jack Ryan Adaptations, According To IMDb
Several actors have played Jack Ryan over the years in Tom Clancy adaptations of varying quality. Here's how IMDb's users rate the different Ryan projects.
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Is The Fox TV Series Bones Scientifically Accurate?
Is the Fox series Bones scientifically accurate? Here's the truth behind the long-running show and whether it played fast and loose with the facts.
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Every New Star Trek: Section 31 Character, Ranked
Star Trek: Section 31 has introduced a new host of characters for Trekkies to become obsessed with, so we ranked them all.
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Severance Season 2 Has One Of Star Wars' Most Famous Sound Effects
If you paid extremely close attention to the sound mix in Severance season 2's second episode, you may have heard the Wilhelm scream during a key moment.
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Section 31's Ending Teases One Of The Darkest Storylines In Star Trek History
A scene near the end of the new Star Trek movie Section 31 drops an Easter egg about one of the darkest Trek storylines.
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