Before he was Foreign Secretary Austin Dennison in "The Diplomat," David Gyasi played Greek hero Achilles in a show about the Trojan War that sparked backlash.
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Read MoreLaw & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay explained that supermodel Kate Moss was interested in being on the show — but not in a speaking role.
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Read MoreBack in 1979, Jean Smart made her acting debut in a TV movie on ABC that has since been long forgotten by audiences — and for good reason, too.
Read MoreThe Gentlemen is one of the most thrilling and entertaining crime dramas streaming today. For fans of the comedic caper, here are 10 other shows to watch.
Read MoreSome X-Files episodes are eerie, others are downright horrifying. These episodes stand out as some of the creepiest, from human monsters to grotesque creatures.
Read More1966 was the year Leonard Nimoy's life changed forever. Months before Star Trek hit the screens, however, he appeared in a very different kind of show.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: Lioness wraps Season 3, Best Medicine gets a head start on Season 2, and Jon Hamm leads American Hostage.
Read MoreFind out why Andrew Garfield is thankful for life's hardships.
Read MoreThe boulder rolled out of control when Carrie Fisher and George Lucas teamed up for, and eventually fought over, an episode of The Young Indiana Jones TV show.
Read MoreShortly before playing Captain Kirk turned him into a household name, William Shatner already proved he was leading man material on this CBS legal drama.
Read MoreJames Gandolfini as Tony Soprano is one of the greatest casting decisions of all time, but the star didn't believe HBO thought he was leading man material.
Read MoreActor Thomas Gibson was fired from Criminal Minds in 2016 after allegedly kicking a writer during a heated conversation. Here's what he's been up to since then.
Read MoreOver the years, Law & Order: SVU has seen famous faces and rising stars deliver captivating guest-star performances, and we've ranked the 15 best ones.
Read MoreBatman Beyond is stilled beloved by fans of the Dark Knight to this day, but the same cannot be said for the schway series' now-forgotten spin-off.
Read MoreFor many Trekkies, it was Spock rather than Captain Kirk who spoke to them the most when they were growing up. Leonard Nimoy explained his theory why.
Read MoreIs Saturday Night Live new tonight? Here’s everything to know about this week’s 'SNL' host, musical guest, air time, and what’s coming next in Season 52.
Read MoreIf you grew up in the 1990s and you're into horror movies, there's a good chance your obsession with the genre began with this Nickelodeon show.
Read MorePlanning a rewatch of The Simpsons? We've got a list of 15 episodes that don't necessarily deserve a second glance.
Read MoreDespite holding up fairly well, Friends can be a challenge to get through these days thanks to some particularly problematic and downright creepy episodes.
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 20-26.
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