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5 Best Sam Neill TV Shows, Ranked
Sam Neill passed away on July 13, 2026, leaving behind an amazing career on both the big and small screen. TVLine has ranked the best Sam Neill shows ever made.
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Lost's Creators Staged A Fake Scene To Protect The Series Finale From Leaks
Lost was plagued by spoilers and leaks by the end of its run, so to protect the show's ending, the production team faked an entire scene for the series finale.
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Why The Pitt's Noah Wyle Stayed On ER After His Original Co-Stars Had All Left
Noah Wyle starred as one of ER's main cast members through 11 seasons, longer than any other original cast member. Here's why he kept going.
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What ABC's 'TGIF' Really Stood For (And Why It's Probably Not What You're Thinking)
ABC's TGIF line-up helped define the TV landscape of the 1980s and '90s. Here's a question, though: What do those letters actually stand for?
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15 Best TV Episodes Set In Just One Room
Some of television's most unforgettable stories unfold without ever leaving a single room, proving that great drama doesn't need a sprawling setting.
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What The Stars Of Hit NBC Series CHiPs Thought About The Movie Remake
Reboots are ten a penny in Hollywood these days — but what happens when a family-friendly cop show romp is reimagined as a raunchy, R-rated movie?
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The Character Exit That Hurt The Vampire Diaries The Most
The Vampire Diaries relied heavily on this key character, so when the actor decided to leave after Season 6, the tone of the show changed significantly.
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What To Watch Monday: DWTS Spin-Off Debuts, All American's End Begins, Home Run Derby, And More
On TV this Monday: It's the beginning of the end for All American, the Home Run Derby gets slugging, and Dancing With the Stars begins the search for a new pro.
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House Of The Dragon Episode 4 Recap: Is There Another Heir In There?
Alicent learns a huge secret, and Ormund is dealt a disappointing blow, in this week's episode. Read our recap!
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Why Sitcom Legend Valerie Harper's Character Was Killed Off On Her Self-Titled Show
Valerie Harper is best known for playing Rhoda in The Mary Tyler Moore Show and its spin-off, but that couldn't stop her from getting killed from her own show.
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Lost's Co-Creator Was Freaked Out When A Main Cast Member Guessed One Of The Island's Secrets
One of Lost's stars correctly guessed this major secret of the island back in Season 1, and co-creator Damon Lindelof thought someone had told them.
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Why ABC Canceled Mork & Mindy After Just Four Seasons
Despite making Robin Williams a household name and its long-standing legacy, Mork & Mindy had a surprisingly short run. Here's why ABC canceled the sitcom.
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10 TV Shows To Watch If You Like Sweet Magnolias
Sweet Magnolias is one of the warmest and coziest shows on Netflix. For longtime fans of the series, here are 10 shows with similar vibes and stories.
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Why ABC Canceled Quantico After Three Seasons
ABC's crime drama Quantico may have blazed the trail with its choice of lead, but that wasn't enough to save it from an unceremonious canning during Season 3.
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Pat Morita's Short-Lived '70s Sitcom Originally Starred George Takei In The Title Role
Before Pat Morita starred in Mr. T and Tina, the sitcom filmed a pilot with Star Trek's George Takei playing the title role. Find out why that changed.
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Yellowstone's 'Indian Relay' Episode Is Based On A Real-Life Event
Although Yellowstone didn't get every detail about Montana living right, there were times when it offered an authentic glimpse into Native American culture.
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This Community Episode Made The Cast Say: 'I Didn't Think You Could Do This On A Network Comedy'
Community fans are no stranger to concept episodes that played around with the series' format, but one was so special, even the show's cast knew it.
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Robin Williams' Final TV Role Was In A Short-Lived Sitcom With Sarah Michelle Gellar
Robin Williams' final TV role was alongside Sarah Michelle Gellar. Although the show debuted to massive ratings, it only lasted a single season.
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Quotes Of The Week: The Five Star Weekend, Elle, Big Brother, And More
This week's best lines come from Big Brother, Elle, The Five Star Weekend, and more.
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Why Carol Burnett Fired One Of The Biggest Stars From Her Own Show
The cast of The Carol Burnett Show were close in real life, but when push came to shove, Burnett wasn't afraid to fire one of the series' stars. Here's why.
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15 Best Animated Sitcoms Ever Made, Ranked
Animated sitcoms have had their place in television since the '60s, and only gotten more popular since. We've ranked the best of the best!
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9-1-1's Peter Krause Teamed With ER's Julianna Margulies For This Forgotten Sci-Fi Show
Peter Krause and Julianna Margulies appeared together on a 2006 sci-fi miniseries about a mysterious motel room that vanishes from existence.
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What To Watch Sunday: Love Island Finale, J.K. Simmons Leads The Westies, And More
On TV this Sunday: Love Island crowns its winners, J.K. Simmons headlines The Westies, and secrets come to light on The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
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A Single Vampire Diaries Pilot Scene Convinced The Creators And One Star The Show Would Work
Damon's iconic greeting to his brother Stefan wasn't the moment that made The Vampire Diaries pilot so special — the real magic happened in a different scene.
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Community Scripts Would Regularly Tell One Actor To Improvise Their Lines
Community creator Dan Harmon said this actor was a superstar who could come up with his own funny lines when the writers didn't have time.
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Why House Suspected Lupus As A Patient's Medical Condition So Often
In the medical drama House, lupus is mentioned so many times that fans have tallied up the number. Here's why the showrunners say they used it so much.
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What To Watch This Week: 40+ Premieres, Finales, And More
TVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for July 12-18.
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