The third and final live-action Gilligan's Island reunion film had a bonkers storyline that featured robots, fictitious ore, and the Harlem Globetrotters.
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Read MoreIf you're generally interested in the history of science fiction, or American televised storytelling in general, these episodes are surely worth a glance.
Read MoreOne of the most enduring procedural franchises on TV, the Criminal Minds universe includes a few spin-offs. Here's how they all rank up against each other.
Read MoreLarry David wasn't exactly thrilled with the sketch comedy show that launched his TV career. Still, the experience came with a few surprising benefits.
Read MoreIf you love westerns, it may be time to dive in to this long-running Canadian family drama. The first 19 seasons are now on Netflix, with the 20th coming soon.
Read MoreSaturday Night Live sparked backlash with its last episode, hosted by Shane Gillis. Will the media storm blow over by the time the show returns to the screen?
Read MoreFrasier may have been as close to perfect as a sitcom can get, but it wasn't completely flawless — and even Jane Leeves and David Hyde Pierce agree.
Read MoreStar Trek: Voyager is a great chapter in the iconic sci-fi franchise. However, that doesn't mean every episode is must-see TV, especially during a rewatch.
Read MoreThe creators of Chicago Fire made sure the NBC series wasn't just a copy of one of the biggest dramas of the 2000s — and it only made the show better.
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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 October 18-24.
Read MoreHi-yo, Silver! Back in the 1950s, the stunning success of one long-running Western show helped put ABC — then a much smaller network — on the map.
Read MoreTurns out, Westeros isn't just filled with dragons, knights, and wildlings — it's also a stomping ground for some of showbiz's biggest stars and celebs.
Read MoreFans of The Sopranos have plenty of television to explore next, from psychologically complex crime dramas to dark comedies about deeply flawed characters.
Read MoreIt takes a lot for a show with subject matter like Law & Order: SVU to shock viewers, but that just makes the series' twists all the more unforgettable.
Read MoreFamily Guy is one of the most iconic animated sitcoms around and has been going on for decades. Let's take a look back at the show's funniest characters.
Read MoreHannah Waddingham plays Rebecca Welton in Ted Lasso, but getting the role wasn't easy. Here's the surprising story behind her casting on the Apple TV hit.
Read MoreNetflix has become a go-to hub for fantastic young-adult entertainment, and these are the best teen-centric shows that subscribers can stream right now.
Read MoreAfter the Season 23 premiere of Grey's Anatomy, fans are wondering if Camilla Luddington's days as Jo are numbered. Here's what showrunner Meg Marinis says.
Read MoreIt went on to become one of the most widely recognizable TV shows of its era, but initially, nobody knew what to make of Gilligan's Island.
Read MoreThe Emmy-winning sitcom Family Ties wasn't afraid to get serious in between the laughs. Here are five of the show's best Very Special Episodes.
Read MoreWith over 200 episodes, The Office wasn't always pumping out winners. If you want to make your next rewatch smoother than ever, try to avoid these episodes.
Read MoreLet's revisit the Emmy-winning Civil War drama series starring Patrick Swayze and James Read.
Read MoreBefore they set sail for Gilligan's Island and Star Trek, Borif Karloff brought Russell Johnson And William Shatner together in a classic horror series.
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