Star Trek's Best Era Of TV Shows, According To Rotten Tomatoes
There are three distinct eras of Star Trek television shows, and the data from Rotten Tomatoes indicates that one era rises above the rest in terms of quality.
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Marvel's Captain America Almost Got An Animated Television Series In The '90s
In an era when several major Marvel characters were getting their own animated TV shows, Captain America came close to headlining his own series.
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Glenn Howerton has an unpleasant experience in a restaurant that inspired one of the show's best episodes.
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The follow-up series from the creators of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel seemed like a surefire hit for Prime Video, but Étoile was given the chop after one season.
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The 15 Funniest Family Guy Episodes, Ranked
Family Guy has always been in the shadow of The Simpsons, but it also carved its own path, as evidenced by the funniest episodes of Family Guy, ranked here.
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A John Wayne Western Led To A Short-Lived Spin-Off Starring Jim Davis
Near the end of John Wayne's career, he starred in a Western that inspired a television spin-off. Unfortunately, the show only ran for a dozen episodes.
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Before Meghan Markle became Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, she was a major player on the legal drama Suits as Rachel Zane. Here's why she left after 7 seasons.
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This Twilight Zone Episode Was So Similar To Another Story That Rod Serling Almost Bought The Rights
A time-hopping episode of The Twilight Zone had creator Rod Serling concerned about its eerie similarities to a story from a radio show.
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Family Matters And Full House's Crossover Was Sitcom Gold
In the early 1990s, two of ABC's biggest sitcoms, Family Matters and Full House, crossed over when Steve Urkel visited San Francisco.
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Why Prime Video Canceled Citadel: Honey Bunny & Diana
Prime Video intended on creating its own TV spy universe through Citadel but alas, the interconnected universe is already being scaled back.
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Moon Knight: What Jake Lockley's MCU Suit Could Look Like
Oscar Isaac's Moon Knight costume is different depending on which personality has the reins, and here's what Jake Lockley's version of the suit could look like.
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The 25 Best Criminal Minds Episodes Ranked
Criminal Minds has dozens of episodes spread across its many thrilling seasons, but these are the best Criminal Minds episodes from the entire series run.
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Star Trek's William Shatner Played This Classic Batman Villain In A Forgotten Movie
When the cast of the 1966 Batman series returned for an animated revival, Star Trek's William Shatner joined them as a villain who wasn't in the original show.
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A Failed Adult Swim Fantasy Show Directed By By Genndy Tartakovsky Could Have Been A Classic
Let's look back at the wonderfully gross Korgoth of Barbaria, an animated Adult Swim pilot directed by Genndy Tartakovsky.
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How Much Beck's Mansion From Reacher Season 3 Costs In Real Life
The good news is Reacher fans can check out Zachary Beck's mansion from season 3 in real life. The bad news? It'll cost you a pretty penny to stay over there.
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The Twilight Zone Creator Rod Serling Felt That One Thing Hurt The Series The Most
Rod Serling nailed it when he created The Twilight Zone, but there was a factor he felt prevented the anthology series from being as good as it could be.
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The 15 Best Scooby-Doo Villains, Ranked
The Scooby-Doo franchise has seen plenty of ghosts and monsters (mostly sneaky people in costumes), but these are the best Scooby-Doo villains ever.
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Why Andor's Creator Thinks Syril Karn Is The Show's Most Romantic Character
Andor creator Tony Gilroy has said that the bootlicking weasel character Syril Karn might be the show's most romantic character. Here's why.
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The Big Bang Theory's Mayim Bialik Was Mentioned On The Show Before Her Casting
Mayim Bialik famously holds a PhD, a fun fact that made its way into an episode of The Big Bang Theory before she wound up on the show.
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Before She Made Barbie, Greta Gerwig Starred In An Underrated Adult Swim Show
Greta Gerwig had a prolific career as a performer before she pivoted to directing, including lending her voice to an oddly brilliant Adult Swim show.
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Mayim Bialik Disagreed With The Big Bang Theory Writers About One Late-Series Plot Point
After playing Amy for 8 season on The Big Bang Theory, Mayim Bialik had plenty of thoughts about her character's storylines.
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Why The Young Sheldon Set Had To Be Rebuilt For Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage
The Young Sheldon set was taken apart after the show ended, which posed a problem for a crucial moment on its spin-off series Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage.
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Why Sandra Oh's Cristina Yang Left Grey's Anatomy
Sandra Oh's Cristina Yang is one of many characters who've come and gone on Grey's Anatomy (though at least she didn't meet a grisly end, unlike many others).
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Ryan Reynolds Starred In A Quirky Sitcom That's Nearly Impossible To Watch Today
Before he became a household name, Ryan Reynolds starred on a sitcom for four seasons that is only available to watch if you track down physical copies.
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The Stargate SG-1 Line That Made Richard Dean Anderson Join The Series
A moment of subtle humor in the Stargate SG-1 pilot episode was enough to convince Richard Dean Anderson to become part of the sci-fi show.
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How Much Does The Home From Full House Cost?
Ever wonder how much the San Francisco home from Full House (and the sequel series Fuller House) costs? Well, even if you didn't wonder that, we'll tell you.
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Ron Perlman's Gritty Crime Thriller Series On Prime Video Is An Underrated Gem
This Ron Perlman-led crime thriller show on Prime Video wants to be taken seriously but is better enjoyed as a wild B-movie by way of a wannabe prestige series.
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