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Danny DeVito Rejected A Seinfeld Role That Could Have Changed His Career
Well after establishing himself as a television legend, Danny DeVito turned down a Seinfeld role that could have made him an even bigger star.
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Gunsmoke: Dennis Weaver's Chester Exit Explained
On "Gunsmoke," Dennis Weaver was best known as the stumbling deputy Chester Goode, so why did he leave the CBS drama behind? Here's what the star had to say.
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The One Thing Cordelia Brought To Angel That Buffy Couldn't Provide Her Own Show
Cordelia may not have been the star of Angel, but she was able to provide the show with something that even Buffy couldn't give her own series.
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Will Trent Hosts A Surprise Wedding! Did Emotional Hour Give Will And Angie The Closure You Need?
We need to talk about the emotional climax in Tuesday's Will Trent. Not the impromptu wedding, but an even more intimate scene that preceded it.
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How Jenna Fischer Feels About The Office's Quality After Steve Carell's Exit
For some fans of The Office, the show wasn't the same after Steve Carell left. Jenna Fischer weighed in on the series' final two seasons in a recent interview.
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15 Best TV Shows Like Virgin River
Virgin River is a staple for any fan of cozy TV romance. Here are 15 shows that follow similar story beats and hit familiar themes.
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Law & Order's Mariska Hargitay Had Multiple Auditions For An Iconic Sitcom
Mariska Hargitay's fans know and love her for her iconic character on "Law & Order: SVU," but early in her career she auditioned for a major sitcom role.
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5 Successful Comedy Actors Who Bombed Their SNL Auditions
"Saturday Night Live" has been the starting point of many actors' careers, but these five talented performers tried and failed to make it on the show.
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Jill Zarin Fired From RHONY Reboot At E! After Racist Bad Bunny Comments
Real Housewives of New York City vet Jill Zarin has been fired from E!'s The Golden Life after making racist comments about Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance.
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Survivor EP Matt Van Wagenen Talks Future Returnees Seasons And The One Player He Couldn't Get Back For Season 50
Survivor EP Matt Van Wagenen weighs in on future returning player seasons, and names the player he most wanted back but couldn't convince.
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Why Forest Whitaker Was Absolutely Baffled When The Shield's Audience Hated His Character
Forest Whitaker's "The Shield" character was meant to take down Michael Chiklis' vile Vic Mackey. But audiences sided with Vic instead.
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Why Iain Armitage And Raegan Revord Didn't Watch The Big Bang Theory Before Young Sheldon
Young Sheldon took an unusual approach with its younger stars, avoiding direct ties to the original series while still building a faithful origin story.
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Best Medicine's Josh Segarra Teases Tough Times Ahead For Sheriff Mark
A heartbreaking reveal and some physical danger?! Josh Segarra previews what his Best Medicine character's got coming
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Why Bryan Cranston Needed A Body Double For The Malcolm In The Middle Pilot
A memorable sitcom introduction wasn’t as straightforward as it looked. Behind-the-scenes challenges shaped one iconic Malcolm In The Middle moment.
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10 Best Fantasy TV Shows Streaming On Netflix
For fantasy fans with a Netflix subscription, we have 10 of the best shows to watch and binge on the streaming platform.
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Gossip Girl's Season 4 Scripts Were Spoiled Online By A Teenage Hacker
Gossip Girl Season 4 was thrown into chaos when a teenage hacker leaked scripts online, forcing producers to take drastic measures.
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What To Watch Tuesday: The Artful Dodger Returns, Will Trent Undercover Op, And More
On TV this Tuesday: The Artful Dodger is back, Best Medicine is feeling blue, and Will Trent sends Faith undercover.
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James Cameron Made One Suggestion That Changed Entourage's Aquaman Storyline
One of the most outrageous plotlines on "Entourage" includes a fictional "Aquaman" movie that threatened to bomb. That is, before James Cameron made it a hit.
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American Idol Judges Luke Bryan And Carrie Underwood Clash As Auditions Continue — Whose Side Are You On?
Luke Bryan and Carrie Underwood couldn't seem to agree on anything as American Idol entered its third week of Season 24 auditions. Which judge do you side with?
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All In The Family Made Television History In The Most Unexpected Way Possible
All in the Family is widely remembered for the sociocultural barriers it broke on TV, but its responsibility for another, less lofty first is less well known.
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Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Played A Star Trek Character You Forgot Existed
Long before he co-created "Yellowstone," Taylor Sheridan once guest-starred on an underrated "Star Trek" series as a one-time villain you likely forgot about.
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Why Liam Neeson Agreed To Cameo In Atlanta Season 3
Taken and The Naked Gun star Liam Neeson was reluctant to lampoon past controversial statements he made on Atlanta, but a famous director convinced him.
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How ER Creator Michael Crichton Quietly Saved Noah Wyle's Audition
Before helming The Pitt, Noah Wyle's career exploded as ER's Dr. John Carter, a role he landed with a little bit of unexpected help.
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Why Shaun The Sheep Will Never Have A Crossover With Wallace And Gromit
Shaun the Sheep may have got his start in a Wallace and Gromit film, but it's unlikely that these iconic claymation characters will share the screen again.
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Hollywood Legend Quentin Tarantino Directed Two Of CSI's Best Episodes
Long before prestige TV took over, Quentin Tarantino brought his signature style to a procedural hit, creating episodes fans still talk about years later.
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Stranger Things Star Sadie Sink's First Regular Role Was On This Forgotten NBC Drama
Before becoming a breakout star on Stranger Things, Sadie Sink landed her first major TV role on a short-lived NBC drama few viewers remember today.
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15 TV Shows Like Game Of Thrones Every Fan Should Watch
The spin-off series are all well and good, but if you'd like to explore fantasy TV beyond Westeros, this list should send you in the right direction.
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