Black Mirror's Saddest Episode Was Written By The Creator Of A Beloved HBO Series
Before creating one of the most acclaimed HBO shows of all time, Jesse Armstrong wrote the saddest episode of Black Mirror.
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Why Dennis Weaver's Chester Left Gunsmoke
Here's why Dennis Weaver, who went on to play the lead in Steven Spielberg's Duel, left the successful Western series Gunsmoke.
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Jerry Seinfeld was sued by an old friend after the massive success of his sitcom, and it's a story straight out of a Seinfeld episode.
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One of the best and most emotional sequences on The Pitt was filmed before the show was fully written, and it's hard to imagine the show without it.
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In 2022, Family Guy writers set their sights on some of HBO's best shows, dropping the Griffin family into parodies of Succession, Game of Thrones, and more.
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How Much Money Did Mad Men's Don Draper Make?
As the enigmatic creative director at an advertising firm, Don Draper on Mad Men seemed to have it all. But how much would the character have actually made?
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What Happened To The Cast Of Chuck?
Let's take a look at what the main and recurring cast of Chuck has been up to since the NBC action-comedy spy series wrapped up in January 2012.
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What Is The Syndrome In Silo? Everything We Know So Far
On the hit sci-fi show Silo on Apple TV+, there's a mysterious condition known as The Syndrome. Here's everything we know about how it works.
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Why Sheldon Cooper Always Knocks Three Times On The Big Bang Theory
Sheldon Cooper's famous triple knock was eventually given a canonical explanation on The Big Bang Theory, but the writers initially had a different idea.
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The Severance season 2 finale is pretty heartbreaking. According to Adam Scott, the episode's shooting conditions didn't make it any easier to film.
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Years before they would co-star on Star Trek, Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner shared the screen on a classic spy TV series.
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Classic Horror Fans Will Love This Thrilling, Underrated Paramount+ Series
We've said it before and we'll say it again: if you're a horror fan, you should really check out the streaming series Evil.
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One Batman: The Animated Series Episode Was First Pitched As A Movie
Before Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, writer Paul Dini had a pitch for an animated Batman movie that ultimately became an episode of the TV show.
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Doctor Who Season 2, Episode 5 Features The Surprise Return Of The Doctor You Forgot
Doctor Who season 2, episode 5 proves the show's Disney+ era is embracing any and all concepts from previous seasons with an unexpected callback.
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The 15 Worst Things Batman Has Ever Done
Throughout all his years as a comic book, movie, and television character, Batman has crossed the line and done morally questionable things on many an occasion.
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The Creepy Bones Prop That Emily Deschanel Gifted To David Boreanaz
Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz knew each other very well by the end of Bones' 12 seasons, including which props would freak the other out.
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15 Best TV Shows Like The Rookie
Looking for a little more Nathan Fillion or police procedurals in your life? Here are the best TV shows like The Rookie that you should check out.
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Doctor Who Delivers The Ultimate Insult To ... The Marvel Cinematic Universe?
A run-in with the 'God of Stories' on Doctor Who reveals that the Doctor is a fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe - but only up to a certain point.
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That Rogue One Easter Egg In Andor Season 2 Has A Surprising (And Hilarious) Origin
While the moment where Andor season 2 tips its hat to a famous Rogue One scene is quite poignant, the story behind it is much more light-hearted and amusing.
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George R.R. Martin Had One Condition To Turn Game Of Thrones Into A TV Show
George R.R. Martin had a simple test for David Benioff and D.B. Weiss when they pitched him their idea for adapting Game of Thrones into a TV series.
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The Big Bang Theory's Sheldon Cooper Is Based On A Real Person
Sheldon Cooper on The Big Bang Theory is based on a real person, and that same person also inspired another character on the show.
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Why Stephen Amell's Suits LA Was Canceled By NBC
Another Suits spin-off series has bitten the dust, as NBC has now canceled the Stephen Amell-led Suits LA after a single season.
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Why Melissa Rauch's Night Court Was Canceled By NBC
After three seasons, the Night Court revival featuring Melissa Rauch and original series cast member John Larroquette has been canceled by NBC.
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The director of Tucker and Dale vs. Evil tells us about his planned TV sequel to the movie that was unceremoniously killed by David Zaslav.
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Andor Season 2 Episode 8's Biggest Death Could Have Been Completely Different
The major character death in Andor season 2, episode 8, could have played out differently (though the final version was most certainly the best one).
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10 Best Lewis Pullman Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Lewis Pullman's star is on the rise thanks to roles in Top Gun: Maverick and especially Marvel's Thunderbolts, so we've picked his best movies & TV shows.
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Adult Swim Might Have Canceled Its Hilarious Tim Robinson Sitcom
Despite Tim Robinson's ongoing success, one of the comedic star's less-known but still hilarious sitcoms on Adult Swim seems to have died a quiet death.
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