Over the past half century, William Shatner has played pretty much every kind of character — including a devious cop killer in a classic ABC crime show.
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Read MoreThe 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs are finally upon us. Here's your guide for how, where, and when to watch — as well as which drivers to look out for.
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Read MoreStranger Things star Maya Hawke shares a nugget of wisdom on the importance of enthusiasm.
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Read MoreA&E's Storage Wars has seen many cast members come and go since the reality series began in 2010. Sadly, a few notable buyers have actually passed away.
Read MoreThe 2000s was a pretty good decade for sci-fi television. Let's take a look back at 10 of the great, and unsung, shows of that decade.
Read MoreThe 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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Read MoreIn 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.
Read MoreTVLine 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.
Read MoreAdam 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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Read MorePrime 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.
Read MoreDC Comics has helped create many fantastic, many really wicked TV villains. Here are the 15 greatest of all time, ranked.
Read MoreX-Men '97 is continuing to soar on Disney+. Here are five other classic cartoons that deserve their own long-awaited animated revival.
Read MoreFans of Frasier have plenty of sitcoms to explore, especially if sharp dialogue, eccentric characters, and sophisticated humor are what keep you watching.
Read MorePeacock 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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