On top of playing Chrissy Snow in the first five seasons of Three's Company, Suzanne Somers had a secret role on the show only die-hard fans would know about.
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Read MoreTina Fey has never let her critics stand in her way, and she has good advice on how to do that in TVLine's quote of the day.
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Read MoreIn conversation with TVLine, newly minted Emmy nominee Taylor Dearden offers an early tease about Dr. Mel King's storyline in The Pitt Season 3.
Read MoreWith another season of ABC's Scrubs revival officially on the way, there's never been a better time to revisit the original show's most essential episodes.
Read MoreAccording to one longtime producer, Hannibal's cancellation on NBC was at least partly due to one very specific reason.
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Read MoreThere's nothing worse than going to the dentist. In fact, a traumatic dentist visit played a big role in bringing a major Orphan Black scene to life.
Read MoreNot every TV crossover is a dream pairing. Some become awkward mismatches, baffling promotions, or episodes that leave fans wondering what went wrong.
Read More"CSI" is one of the most successful procedurals in TV history, but the series and franchise wouldn't exist without this true crime documentary from the '90s.
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