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5 Sitcoms That Are Way Better Than Their Misleading Titles Would Indicate
It 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.
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Star Trek: TNG's Lt. Barclay Actor Came From A Hard-Hitting '80s TV Show
Dwight Schultz played memorable characters on two wildly popular adventure shows, demonstrating tremendous acting range in the process.
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What To Watch Saturday: Friday Night Lights Vet Finds Love On Hallmark, Taylor Sheridan's Run For A Million, And More
On TV this Saturday: Aimee Teegarden finds love on Hallmark, Taylor Sheridan puts on an equestrian competition, and Anne Hathaway's Mother Mary hits HBO.
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Quote Of The Day By Eva Longoria: 'I Think For Me, There's No Better Position Than To Be Underestimated Because Then You Can Always Overdeliver...'
As an actor, producer, and advocate, Eva Longoria knows a thing or two about working hard.
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Chicago Fire Adds Shadowhunters Alum Matthew Daddario To Season 15 Cast
Things are heating up in the Windy City: Shadowhunters alum Matthew Daddario is joining the cast of NBC's Chicago Fire in Season 15.
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Emmys 2026 Poll: Who Should Win For Supporting Actor In A Drama Series?
This year's Emmy for Supporting Actor in a Drama Series will go to one of these seven performers — but which one should take home the gold? Vote in our poll!
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Jeff Goldblum's First Television Role Was On This Classic Detective Show
Jeff Goldblum's charisma was made for the big screen, but he's also managed to fit it inside a few TV shows. His first TV part was on this classic crime drama.
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S.W.A.T. Exiles Cast: List Of Characters Not Returning For Spin-Off
Not every member of S.W.A.T.'s 20-Squad is returning for the show's upcoming Starz spin-off S.W.A.T. Exiles. Here's a list of who you'll see (and won't see).
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5 Television Dramas Better Than The Movies That Inspired Them
From Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Friday Night Lights, these five TV dramas proved that sometimes the small-screen version can be even better than the movie.
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This Near-Forgotten Cartoon Was The First Animated Show Made For Television
In 1950, the first cartoon produced for the small screen started airing on a California TV station, laying the foundation for the animated shows we love today.
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TVLine Asks: Were Big Bang Cameos Missed On Stuart Fails? Did A Different World Trailer Delight? Is Strange New Worlds Too Strange? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, A Different World, and more!
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Why Alan Hale Jr. Left Movies To Star As Gilligan's Island's Skipper
Alan Hale Jr. already had dozens of film roles under his best by the time Gilligan's Island came around, but one fateful night changed his career forever.
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Fightland: Is [Spoiler] Aiden's Dad? Deborah Ayorinde Casts Some Doubt About Joy's Episode 4 Revelation
The series star breaks down the bombshell Joy drops at the end of this week's episode.
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The Pitt Drops Season 3 Trailer, Revealing What's In Store For Dr. Robby's First Day Back
Behold, the first trailer for The Pitt Season 3! Dr. Robby returns to Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center after his sabbatical — but what is he returning to?
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Blue Bloods Star Tom Selleck's Acting Career Began On A Classic Western Series
"Blue Bloods" star Tom Selleck made his onscreen debut as a wisecracking saloon patron in a 1969 episode of the classic CBS Western series "Lancer."
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David E. Kelley Was Responsible For L.A. Law's Most Shocking Death Scene
L.A. Law made jaws drop when the series killed off an important character in a wild way — and executive producer/writer David E. Kelley was the mastermind.
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What To Watch Friday: Conan O'Brien Must Go Returns, Anne Hathaway Is Mother Mary, And More
On TV this Friday: Conan O'Brien's travelogue returns for Season 3, Anne Hathaway stars in Mother Mary, and a Silo secret is revealed.
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The Big Bang Theory Actors Mayim Bialik Is Still Close To Years After The Show Ended
During an interview about her appearance in "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe," Mayim Bialik revealed which "The Big Bang Theory" actors she's still close to.
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Quote Of The Day By Mindy Kaling: 'Write Your Own Part. It Is The Only Way I've Gotten Anywhere. It Is Much Harder Work, But...'
Mindy Kaling knows a thing or two about blazing trails, making her fit to deliver our latest quote of the day.
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A Young Tom Hanks Guest-Starred In A Classic Taxi Episode Revealing Jim Ignatowski's Origin
Tom Hanks has been acting for decades. Before his movie career turned him into an even bigger star, he played off of Christopher Lloyd in a classic Taxi finale.
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Big Brother Eviction Recap: How Did The Season's Most Chaotic Week Yet Come To A Close?
It's been a topsy-turvy week in the Big Brother house — did Kamu, Haley, or Angela get the boot this time? Read our eviction recap!
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Stuart Fails To Save The Universe Star Talks Kripke's Sexual Fluidity, Jokes Euphoria Would've Shown More Than Episode 5 Did
John Ross Bowie discusses Barry Kripke’s sexual fluidity, as revealed in Episodes 4 and 5 of the Big Bang Theory spin-off, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.
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Why Chelah Horsdal Left Hallmark's When Calls The Heart
When it finally came time to leave When Calls the Heart, Chelah Horsdal couldn't resist the call. Here's why the star parted ways with the Hallmark series.
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5 TV Shows That Adapted The Story Of The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan isn't the only one who's adapted Homer's The Odyssey for the screen. Some adaptations come from TV episodes that are a bit more subtle.
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Before Friends, Courteney Cox Starred In A Very Different Type Of Sitcom With Bronson Pinchot
Courteney Cox has many sitcom credits to her name, including this failed show from 1993 (right before Friends), which she starred in alongside Bronson Pinchot.
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Seth Green's Satirical Sesame Street-Esque Sitcom Is Perfect For Avenue Q Fans
During the peak of Seth Green's career, the star played one of the lead roles in a sitcom that balanced real people, puppets, and edgy humor together.
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Emmys 2026 Poll: Who Should Win For Supporting Actress In A Drama Series?
Seven actresses are in the hunt for the 2026 Supporting Actress in a Drama Emmy — but which one should win? Cast your vote in our poll!
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