The Drastic Rule That Banned Batman Villains From A Classic DC Animated Series
In order to prevent confusion among viewers, DC instated "Bat-embargo" rules banning certain Batman characters from appearing in certain animated shows.
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1923 Season 2 Fixes One Of Yellowstone's Biggest Mistakes
Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone received criticism for forgetting about its Native American characters, but thankfully, 1923 season 2 is better in that regard.
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Why Yvette Nicole Brown's Shirley Bennett Left Community
Shirley was the heart of the Community study group, but Yvette Nicole Brown had a very good reason for leaving the show in season 6.
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Queen Latifah has managed to get a lucrative rule into her movie contracts that allows her many more opportunities for big screen appearances.
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Does Cooper Die On Taylor Sheridan's Landman? His Fate Explained
Cooper (Jacob Lofland) quickly gets himself in trouble on Landman. Here's what becomes of the character in the first season of Taylor Sheridan's series.
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The Marvel Characters Banned From Appearing In Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man featured several appearances from other animated Marvel characters, but this group was banned from being included.
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The One Part Of Stargate SG-1 Michael Shanks Found Frustrating
Stargate SG-1 star Michael Shanks, who played scientist Daniel Jackson, had one frustration with the sci-fi spin-off series as it developed.
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The Wild Anime That Turned Marvel's Greatest Heroes Into Pokémon
Did you know there was an anime series that more or less turned various Marvel superheroes into Pokémon? It's true, and here are the details.
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The Star Trek Book That Predicted Patrick Stewart's Marvel Future
Before Patrick Stewart was cast as Charles Xavier, a Star Trek book saw Marvel's X-Men cross paths with the actor's Captain Picard and his crew.
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Why HBO Executives Rejected Yellowjackets
HBO passing on Yellowjackets was a gift to Showtime and Paramount+, but here's why the premium network passed on the dual timeline cannibal series.
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Raegan Revord's Favorite Sheldon & Missy Moment On Young Sheldon
Sheldon and Missy don't have much in common despite being twins, but Young Sheldon actor Raegan Revord loved one particular bonding moment.
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The Last Of Us Season 2's Story Has A Major Difference From The Game
The new trailer for The Last of Us season 2 reveals a character who wasn't in the games, and could change things for Joel's brother Tommy.
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A Gilligan's Island Prop Sparked Unexpected Real-Life Complications
A comically unusual prop used on the TV movie The Castaways on Gilligan’s Island accidentally caused some real-world problems during filming.
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Game Of Thrones: Every Main Character Ending, Ranked
Here's our ranking of the endings for every main character of Game of Thrones. (Yes, we're still thinking about this show years after it wrapped up.)
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Official Trailer: There Are Monsters Outside The Fence
The final trailer for The Last of Us season 2 is finally here, and we're already bracing ourselves to be emotionally devastated.
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Why Kelly Reilly Was Terrified To Play Beth In Yellowstone
Kelly Reilly didn't have to audition to play Beth on Yellowstone, which scared her because she wasn't immediately sure how to find her way in to the character.
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The Controversial Horror K-Drama That Was Canceled After Two Episodes
This particularly controversial horror K-drama was abruptly canceled after two episodes due to complaints about its historical inaccuracy.
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Doctor Who's Agatha Christie Episode Was Inspired By A Bizarre True Story
One episode of Doctor Who featured Agatha Christie as a character, and was actually inspired by a true story and an unsolved mystery.
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How Much Jerry Seinfeld's Apartment In The NBC Sitcom Would Rent For
Suffice it to say, a struggling comedian like Jerry on Seinfeld would've needed to be far more successful to afford his apartment.
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How The Stargate Device Actually Works
Ever wonder how the Stargate works in the Stargate movie and various spin-off shows? Here's the 100% scientifically accurate answer (sort of).
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10 Worst Stephen King Endings, Ranked
Stephen King is one of the best writers of all time, but that hasn't kept him from delivering some poor conclusions. Here are the 10 worst Stephen King endings.
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A Cancelled Star Trek Crossover Pitted The Next Generation Crew Against Alien's Xenomorphs
A cancelled Star Trek comic once envisioned what would happen if Star Trek's Next Generation crew encountered Alien xenomorphs in space.
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The Simpsons' 10 Best Parody Episodes Ranked
Some of The Simpsons' all-time greatest episodes are also terrific parodies of famous movies or TV shows. Here's our ranking of the top 10.
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The Steven Spielberg Alien Abduction TV Series You've Probably Never Seen
Steven Spielberg's alien abduction series Taken isn't talked about much anymore, but the Emmy-winning series is definitely worth seeking out.
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The Penny Fan Theory That Makes The Big Bang Theory Much Darker
When a show is on as long as The Big Bang Theory, fans are bound to get creative with alternate takes on the characters. But does this Penny theory hold water?
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15 Best K-Dramas For First-Time Viewers
If you're thinking of diving into the world of K-Dramas, then have no fear, we got you covered. Here are 15 of the best K-Dramas for first-time viewers.
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The Star Trek Parody That Sparked A Lawsuit From Dr. Seuss' Company
Star Trek writer David Gerrold wrote a Dr. Seuss-inspired book called that took a little too much inspiration from the famous author and sparked a lawsuit.
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