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How Chuck Lorre's Two And A Half Men Surprised Fans With A Dharma & Greg Crossover
The memorable "Dharma & Greg" crossover during the Season 9 premiere of "Two and a Half Men" was somehow kept totally under wraps back in 2011.
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Family Guy's 15 Worst Episodes, According To IMDb
Seth MacFarlane's claim-to-fame animated series is indisputably an all-time classic. It has also put out some serious clunkers over the years.
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5 Great Shows That Were Completely Removed From Their Streaming Service Home
In an era where series and movies can be removed from streaming at a moment's notice, we've seen some truly great shows be abandoned by their home platforms.
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What To Watch This Week: 50+ Premieres, Finales, And More
TVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for September 6-12.
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Why Adam Beach's Det. Chester Lake Left Law & Order: SVU After Just One Season
Adam Beach could have had a long career as Detective Chester Lake on SVU, but the universe had other plans and the star moved on almost immediately. Here's why.
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15 Best TV Shows About Aliens
Aliens are often the cornerstone of many great sci-fi shows. Here are 15 of the best shows that heavily revolve around extraterrestrial beings.
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There's One Jack Reacher Book The Amazon Series Probably Will Never Adapt
Prime Video has adapted several of Lee Child's Jack Reacher novels for Reacher, but one book in the series will probably never make it to the screen.
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15 Best DC Comics TV Villains Of All Time, Ranked
DC Comics has helped create many fantastic, many really wicked TV villains. Here are the 15 greatest of all time, ranked.
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5 Classic Cartoons That Deserve An X-Men '97-Style Revival
X-Men '97 is continuing to soar on Disney+. Here are five other classic cartoons that deserve their own long-awaited animated revival.
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10 Best TV Shows Like Frasier
Fans of Frasier have plenty of sitcoms to explore, especially if sharp dialogue, eccentric characters, and sophisticated humor are what keep you watching.
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Peacock Orders New Take On I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here, With Maura Higgins And Rob Rausch As Hosts
Peacock has ordered a new U.S. adaptation of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here, with Maura Higgins and Rob Rausch set to host.
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Andre Braugher's Breakout Homicide: Life On The Street Role Was Based On A Real Cop
Homicide: Life On The Street drew a lot from real life — including the foundations of Andre Braugher's character, Detective Frank Pembleton.
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Why Supernatural's Creator Quit The Hit Show After Just 5 Seasons
When Supernatural returned for its sixth season in 2010, it had a new showrunner at the reins. But why did the show's creator decide to step away?
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5 Famous Actors You Forgot Guest-Starred On Seinfeld
Before starring in Friends, Better Call Saul, and other major television hits, these five famous actors made guest appearances on Seinfeld.
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Star Trek's John De Lancie Had A Big Guest Role On A Nearly Forgotten Ann Jillian Sitcom
A few years before John de Lancie played Q on Star Trek: The Next Generation, he was showing off his comedic skills as a guest star on this '80s sitcom.
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What To Watch Saturday: New Haunted Harmony Mystery, Crossroad Springs Returns, And More
On TV this Saturday: Tamera Mowry-Housley stars in a fourth Haunted Harmony mystery, Lifetime tells The Roxanne Gay Story, and Crossroad Springs returns.
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Quote Of The Day By Glen Powell: 'When You Go Out There And Things Inevitably Do Not Go According To Plan, Just Remember That's When Your Movie's Plot Is Just Getting Interesting...'
Glen Powell shares shares his trick for staying positive when things don't go according to plan.
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What To Watch In September: A Printable TV Calendar Highlighting Every Major Premiere And Finale
Discover What to Watch with TVLine's printable September 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
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The TVLine Scorecard: Which Shows Are Returning — And When? And Which Are Canceled?
The TVLine Scorecard tracks the renew/cancel status of more than 250 scripted broadcast, cable, and streaming series — and offers the latest return date intel.
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5 Ways House Of The Dragon Is Better Than Game Of Thrones
House of the Dragon has proven a worthy, and in some ways superior, successor to the hit HBO series Game of Thrones. Here's what it has improved upon.
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Timothy Olyphant Played Himself On This Short-Lived Rob Lowe Sitcom
Timothy Olyphant guest-starred as an exaggerated version of himself on a short-lived Rob Lowe sitcom, complete with a fake TV role and a real award.
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Emmys 2026 Poll: Who Should Win For Supporting Actor In A Limited Series?
It's our final Primetime Emmy poll before the big night! Who do you think should win for Supporting Actor in a Limited Series this year?
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After Gilligan's Island, Bob Denver Starred In This Even Goofier '70s Kids' Show
After Gilligan's Island, Bob Denver landed a similar role in this classic '70s kids' show about two janitors accidentally blasted into space.
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60 Years Ago, The Monkees Debuted On TV - Here's Where You Can Stream Their Show For Free
The Monkees debuted on our TV sets in September 1966, a few weeks after their first single hit the charts. Here's where you can watch the show today.
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Grey's Anatomy Casts James Wolk As 'Handsome, Arrogant' Troublemaker For Season 23
James Wolk is entering Shondaland by way of Grey's Anatomy, recurring this fall as a "handsome, arrogant" surgeon-turned-businessman. Get more details.
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TVLine Asks: Did DWTS: The Next Pro Results Surprise? Who Should Win Project Runway? Was Chad Powers Giving The Purge? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro, Project Runway, Chad Powers, and much more!
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Lanterns Writer Says The Power Ring's Sexism Stopped It From Choosing John Stewart's Mother
Lanterns is using the Green Lantern mythos to explore inequality in America. John's mom would have been Earth's Green Lantern if the ring wasn't biased.
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