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Why Blossom's Best Friend, Six, Had A Number For Her Name
Why was Six afraid of Seven? As it turns out, because of some bizarre behind-the-scenes wrangling during production on the NBC sitcom Blossom.
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15 Best TV Shows Like Community
Looking for the best TV shows like Community? If your current watchlist isn't feeling streets ahead, these 15 comedies will feel cool, cool, cool.
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Star Trek Creator Gene Roddenberry Absolutely Hated One Of TNG's Best Episodes, Producer Says
Gene Roddenberry sometimes butted heads with the producers and writers of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," including on this Jean-Luc Picard-focused episode.
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What To Watch Sunday: Grantchester's End Begins, Stanley Cup Final Game 6, And More
On TV this Sunday: Grantchester kicks off its final season, the Stanley Cup Final enters Game 6, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
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USA Network Broke One Of Its Own Rules In Order To Make Suits
"Suits" was one of USA Network's biggest shows during its nine-season run, but the series' original pitch was very different, according to creator Aaron Korsh.
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Dr. Romano's ER Death By Helicopter Was Designed To Be Extra Shocking
Dr. Robert Romano is killed in Season 10 of "ER" by getting crushed by a helicopter. Actor Paul McCrane explained why the death was intended to be shocking.
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15 Major Movie Stars Who Appeared On Grey's Anatomy
Think you remember every medical emergency? Scrub in as we look back at 15 movie stars who checked into Seattle's most dramatic hospital.
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Boston Blue's Version Of The Reagan Family Dinner Has A Real-Life Influence
Boston Blue has a family dinner like Blue Bloods, but the spinoff's is a Friday evening Shabbat. The shift to a Jewish-themed dinner is deeply personal.
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What To Watch This Week: 30+ 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 June 14-20.
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One Of ABC's Most Popular Soap Operas Was Nearly Canceled - Until A Vampire Joined The Cast
This 1960s Gothic soap opera was struggling to survive its first year, but then the creators decided to go in a more supernatural direction.
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Johnny Carson Co-Created A Forgotten Fox Sitcom Starring A Hollywood Legend
Back in 1987, Johnny Carson's production company created a half-hour comedy starring a legendary Oscar winner, but the show didn't resonate with audiences.
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A Different World Star Wrote The Theme Song — But Was Forbidden From Performing It
Back in the '80s, one "A Different World" star got the opportunity of two lifetimes: to write the theme song of the show were in. There was just one catch...
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Survivor's Best And Worst Winners, Ranked
TVLine is ranking all 48 'Survivor' winners so far. Where did the latest Sole Survivor land? View photos and weigh in.
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5 Forgotten '70s Sci-Fi Shows That Still Hold Up Today
These forgotten '70s sci-fi shows proved that not everyone can be Star Wars or Star Trek — but they hold up surprisingly well some fifty years later.
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Criminal Minds Actors You May Not Know Are Dead
"Criminal Minds" has featured an exceptional array of talent as part of its guest star roster. Here are some of those actors who are no longer with us.
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TVLine's Performer Of The Week: Pink
Pink may be a Broadway novice, but she earned a standing ovation from us as host of the Tony Awards — see why she's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
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Off Campus Star Stephen Kalyn Played A Pivotal Supe In The Boys Universe
Stephen Kalyn stars in Prime Video's "Off Campus" as hockey star Dean Di Laurentis, but before that, he was in another Prime Video series, "Gen V."
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What To Watch Saturday: Knicks Aim To Close Out NBA Finals, My Adventures With Superman Returns, And More
On TV this Saturday: My Adventures With Superman returns, Amber Stevens West is The Jealous Bride, and the Knicks try to clinch the NBA title in Game 5.
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Gene Shalit, Longtime Movie Critic For NBC's Today Show, Dead At 100
Gene Shalit, the mustachioed movie critic who shared his reviews on NBC's Today show for four decades, has died at the age of 100.
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The Seinfeld Episode That Felt Weird At First But Became A Fan Favorite
When this "Seinfeld" episode hit the airwaves, it was a bit risqué and received pushback from censors. Now, it's a classic part of TV sitcom history.
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The Pitt's Fiona Dourif Reflects On Cassie's Relationships With Robby, Langdon, And Roxie, Teases Season 3 Theme That's 'Quite Personal To Me'
Fiona Dourif reflects on Cassie's relationships with Roxie, Langdon and Robby in The Pitt Season 2, and teases a Season 3 theme that is 'quite personal' to her.
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Dutton Ranch Episode 6 Turns Deadly: How The 'Pivotal' Death Of A 'Pawn' Changes The Game At 10 Petal Ranch
Another one bites the dust in Episode 6 of Dutton Ranch. Read TVLine's interview with the shooter, as well as the "brains" behind the deadly encounter.
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'70s Television Shows That Could Never Be Made Today
The 1970s was a time of both bold experimentation and embarrassing failure on television, and the shows on this list would never pass muster today.
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Why Pushing Daisies Was Canceled Too Soon, According To Creator Bryan Fuller
"Pushing Daisies" was canceled after just two short seasons. Creator Bryan Fuller has some thoughts on why the series went six feet under before its time.
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Emmys 2026: Supporting Actor In A Drama Series — Our Dream Nominees!
TVLine's Dream Emmy picks are in for Supporting Actor in a Drama Series — here are the eight gentlemen we'd like to see score a nod this year.
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An Oscar-Winning Crime Thriller Is Based On An Overlooked British Series
"Traffik," a late 1980s British crime series, remains mostly unknown despite Steven Soderbergh's Oscar-winning film adaptation.
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TVLine Asks: Will NBA Finals Front Row Fuel TV Collabs? Was Criminal Minds Giving Heated Rivalry? Did Summer House Disappoint? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: NBA Finals, Criminal Minds: Evolution, Only Murders in the Building, and more.
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