Why The Walking Dead Comics Are In Black And White, Explained
The original Walking Dead comic books were drawn in black and white, and there were several important reasons for this choice.
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Before Severance, Adam Scott And Britt Lower Starred In A Canceled Sitcom... As Spouses
Severance isn't the first show to star Adam Scott and Britt Lower. In fact, they actually played a husband and wife on this short-lived sitcom.
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Marvel's Thunderbolts Just Remade One Of The Most Controversial Anime Endings Ever
The big finale of the new Marvel Cinematic Universe movie Thunderbolts directly recalls a controversial anime conclusion.
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If you've ever wondered how much Tony Soprano's house costs, we have the answer, but there's a big catch: if you bought it, you'd have to live in New Jersey.
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Steven Spielberg And A Star Trek Legend Teamed Up For A Forgotten Sci-Fi Series
You would think a sci-fi series created by Steven Spielberg and legendary Star Trek producer Harve Bennett would be well-remembered, but that's not the case.
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How An Unmade Indiana Jones TV Show Used Star Wars To Keep Its Secrets
It appears an Indiana Jones streaming series was previously in development and even used the Star Wars franchise to cover its tracks.
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The Taylor Sheridan-Created Western Series You've Probably Never Heard Of
Taylor Sheridan is the contemporary king of cowboys thanks to the Yellowstone franchise, but he also created a Western series in 2019 that is seldom discussed.
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The Pitt Season 2 Won't Feature One Thing, According To The Show's Creator
The Pitt season 2 is likely to avoid this particular storytelling device used in the first season when it returns next year.
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Why Glenn Howerton Almost Left It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Fans of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia remember when Glenn Howerton briefly stepped away from the show, but he was actually considering leaving much earlier.
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Why Hulu Canceled How I Met Your Father
Here's why Hulu's How I Met Your Father failed to match its parent show's longevity, lasting just two seasons before getting canceled in 2023.
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R.L. Stine's Favorite Twilight Zone Episode Is A Classic
R.L. Stine has admitted to being heavily influenced by The Twilight Zone, with one particularly Goosebumps-y episode making an impact on the storyteller.
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Why Kevin Conroy Wanted To Play Two Other Batman: The Animated Series Characters
When Kevin Conroy was approached to play the Dark Knight in Batman: The Animated Series, he initially found himself drawn to two supporting characters instead.
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Why Adult Swim's The Boondocks Reboot Was Canceled
The Boondocks was one of Adult Swim's most celebrated animated series and was all set to be rebooted at one point. Here's why it didn't happen.
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Bob Denver Once Explained Why The Humor On Gilligan's Island Doesn't Wear Out
Gilligan's Island is an incredibly dumb show [complimentary], but star Bob Denver thinks that might be the key to its longevity.
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Why Leonard Nimoy Was Glad Star Trek Got Canceled
While Leonard Nimoy was happy when Star Trek garnered its loyal following, he was also relieved when the show was canceled after its third season.
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The Only Episode Of Columbo To Be Directed By Peter Falk
Peter Falk primarily focused on acting rather than directing Columbo, although he did call the shots on one episode (and wound up writing a different one).
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Why Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone Was Almost Canceled After Season 2
These days, everyone knows that Yellowstone is a hit that spawned spin-offs. But the series almost got canceled after season 2.
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All The Community Paintball Episodes, Ranked From Worst To Best
There's no such thing as a bad paintball episode of Community, but some are notably better than others. Here's how we ranked them.
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Doctor Who Season 2 Introduces The Most Chilling (And Realistic) Monster Of The Disney+ Era
The latest episode of Doctor Who returns to a common trope in the show's Disney+ era with a particularly malevolent and all-too-realistic villain.
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The Big Bang Theory's Kunal Nayyar Was Blown Away By One Detail On The Show
Kunal Nayyar, who played Raj Koothrappali on the long-running sitcom The Big Bang Theory, was very impressed by one specific production detail.
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10 Best Florence Pugh Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
In a relatively short time, Florence Pugh has carved out an impressive career for herself. Here are Florence Pugh's best movies and TV shows (so far).
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An Unsettling Doctor Who Season 2 Episode Echoes One Of The Show's Most Controversial Hours
Ruby returns in a Doctor-lite episode of Doctor Who, which has echoes of the controversial Tennant-era episode 'Love and Monsters.'
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Why Everyone In Severance Drives Old Cars, According To The Show's Creator
Severance creator Dan Erickson has explained why Lumon uses that retrofuturistic technology, and how that approach extends beyond the company's severed floor.
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Before Dominating The Horror Genre, Ryan Murphy Created A Grisly Medical Drama
Ryan Murphy has become synonymous with horror television, but his big breakthrough hit was a FX medical drama that ran for six seasons.
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Why David Boreanaz Picked SEAL Team As His Bones Follow-Up
David Boreanaz had a great experience on Bones, and when it came time to pick his network TV follow-up project, here's why he chose CBS's SEAL Team.
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Why The WB Canceled The Batman Spin-Off Series Birds Of Prey
Birds of Prey aired at the same time as Smallville on The WB, but it proved to be a much, much less successful DC Comics adaptation.
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The Pitt Could Get The Spin-Off That Fans Have Been Begging For
The Pitt's fans are calling for a spin-off series that could very well come to fruition (once certain practical concerns are addressed, anyway).
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