Video game adaptations have improved since the 1980s, especially when it comes to TV shows. This AMC series is proof you can make a great series out of a game.
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Read MoreBefore she became a movie star, Naomi Watts starred in an NBC science fiction series that was swiftly axed due to terrible ratings.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: The Vampire Lestat puts on a rock show, The Westies wraps its first season, and tensions flare as the #RHOA reunion winds down.
Read MoreEllen Pompeo advocates for patients as Meredith Grey on Grey's Anatomy. In real life, she uses her voice to speak up for equal pay.
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Read MoreThe team behind the USA Network cult favorite didn't intend to make a show with pineapples in almost every episode. But one line changed its destiny...
Read MoreThey may have been, and always shall be, friends, but William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy were both once in the running to host an iconic docudrama series.
Read MoreBetween clip shows, poorly aged jokes, and Ross' bad behavior, Friends has a handful of episodes that you can easily skip and lose nothing on your next rewatch.
Read MoreTreehouse of Horror episodes of The Simpsons have been parodying The Twilight Zone for years now. We've ranked the absolute best of the best.
Read MoreTracker has propelled actor Justin Hartley to new heights, but at the beginning of his career, he made his mark on this wacky 2000s soap opera.
Read MoreThe Twilight Zone has no shortage of classics, but these 10 overlooked episodes prove some of its most inventive stories still fly under the radar.
Read MoreYoung Sheldon stuck as close as it could to The Big Bang Theory's storyline, but every now and then, the series would contradict the sitcom's canon.
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 August 23-29.
Read MoreGary Sinise is no stranger to crime dramas, but years before he was investigated crime in NY, he guest starred on a foundational '80s series.
Read MoreThe best Prime Video miniseries keep their stories short and sweet, but still offer amazing acting, directing, and writing without overstaying their welcome.
Read MoreWhen it came time for the Star Trek team to work on a new spin-off, Walter Koenig got to write for the series, but Pavel Chekov didn't get to go with him.
Read MoreFinished The Diplomat and wondering what political drama should consume your life next? These shows offer plenty of intrigue, espionage, and power plays.
Read MoreWalter White is proof Bryan Cranston has the gravitas to play the most dangerous men alive, which is probably how he landed the role of the devil in the 2000s.
Read MoreWesteros isn't exactly overflowing with good people, but some House of the Dragon characters are much easier to root for than others. Here's our ranking.
Read MoreThis actor has more Star Trek credits than anyone else, with various roles in the franchise's first six TV shows, as well as six of the movies.
Read MoreGreek mythology is full of heroes and gods who are basically ancient superheroes, a premise this forgotten X-Men-esque cartoon ran wild with.
Read MoreEven a sitcom as beloved as Everybody Loves Raymond had its rough patches. The users over at IMDb have spoken, and these episodes landed at the bottom.
Read MoreIt doesn't matter how hilarious written or perfectly cast a sitcom is, a bad title is it all it takes to stop an amazing show from finding its audience.
Read MoreDwight Schultz played memorable characters on two wildly popular adventure shows, demonstrating tremendous acting range in the process.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: Aimee Teegarden finds love on Hallmark, Taylor Sheridan puts on an equestrian competition, and Anne Hathaway's Mother Mary hits HBO.
Read MoreAs an actor, producer, and advocate, Eva Longoria knows a thing or two about working hard.
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