Marshals returned to CBS on Sunday, but not everyone made it out of the Season 2 premiere alive. Showrunner Spencer Hudnut breaks it all down for TVLine.
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Read MoreThe best episodes of Dexter explored the morality behind its serial-killer premise while delivering some of the show's strongest performances and twists.
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Read MoreA few years before she debuted as Olivia Benson on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," Mariska Hargitay played a serial husband killer in a TNT Western series.
Read MoreCartoon Network's Adult Swim block has been home to several great TV shows over the years, and these are the very best that fans should check out.
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Read MoreActors get typecast all the time on TV, but these stars were able to switch genres so masterfully, audiences never saw them the same way again.
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