This 1980s anthology series featured an episode with Leonard Nimoy, James Earl Jones, and Robert Carradine in a whimsical take on the tale of Aladdin.
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Read MoreBefore his role as Nate Fisher on Six Feet Under made him famous, Peter Krause played a neo-Nazi in one of Seinfeld's most memorable early episodes.
Read MoreNothing is more tried and true than the television anthology. Let's dive into the 20 greatest anthology shows of all time, and try to rank them.
Read MoreOlivia Benson's run on Law & Order: SVU is truly legendary in the world of TV. Even more impressively, Mariska Hargitay has played her on other shows, too.
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Read MoreFrom awkward holiday gatherings to heartfelt moments and memorable comedy, we're ranking 10 Christmas-season episodes of Friends from worst to best.
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Read MoreLong before Annie Potts was old enough to play Meemaw in Young Sheldon, she appeared in an important piece of television history that's been forgotten by time.
Read MoreYellowstone was a show that kickstarted a franchise. For fans wanting to go back and watch the original series, here are 10 episodes to potentially skip.
Read MoreTVLine is ranking all six Noah Wyle TV shows: ER, Falling Skies, Leverage: Redemption, The Librarians, The Pitt and The Red Line. Where does your favorite rank?
Read MoreMolly Ringwald, best known for starring in '80s teen films, has never hosted or appeared onscreen on Saturday Night Live, but she did have a voice role.
Read MoreAction fans looking for a new show to binge have plenty of options to choose from on Netflix, and these are the best ones that are currently streaming.
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Read MoreAllison Janney's a phenomenal actress, but even an award-winning star like her couldn't get through a tricky Law & Order guest spot without some help.
Read MoreIt has been over 30 years since the 1990s, but these five sitcoms somehow get funnier, richer, and more rewarding with every single rewatch.
Read MoreFans of Scrubs have plenty of other television comedies to enjoy, from hospital-based sitcoms to imaginative ensemble shows with plenty of humor and heart.
Read MoreCrew Girl's a fast binge at only eight episodes, but these series will keep you entertained with plenty of romance and drama while you wait for Season 2.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: Dakota Johnson returns to Studio 8H, Crossroad Springs heads for hiatus, and Julie Gonzalo leads A Knight to Remember.
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