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How The Gilligan's Island Creatives Felt About Negative Reviews
Loved by audiences but derided by critics, Gilligan's Island is a classic of '60s TV., but how did the show's cast and crew deal with the negative press?
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First S.W.A.T. Exiles Photos Released As Shemar Moore Spin-Off Awaits Buyer
Sony Pictures Television has released new photos from S.W.A.T. Exiles, offering a glimpse at Shemar Moore back in tactical gear as Daniel 'Hondo' Harrelson.
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Idris Elba Had To Hide His Accent To Land His Career Defining TV Role
Idris Elba’s breakout TV role came with an audition twist. Oddly enough, his ability to convincingly play an American changed the course of his career.
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Drag Race First Look: RuPaul Reveals 'Sexier' Snatch Game Surprise That Leaves The Queens Gagged (Exclusive)
TVLine has your exclusive first look at Friday's Drag Race, in which RuPaul introduces a third iteration of Snatch Game — and one queen is *not* excited.
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Malcolm In The Middle's Hal Was Written Differently Until Bryan Cranston Showed Up
Malcolm in the Middle’s Hal wasn’t meant to be so quirky — but Bryan Cranston’s performance pushed the character in a new direction.
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ABC's Male Execs Wanted To Completely Change Grey's Anatomy's Unforgettable Opening Scene
The first episode of Grey's Anatomy featured an iconic opening scene that was almost scrapped, thanks to the some of the male executives at ABC.
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Survivor's Colby Donaldson On What Could've Happened Had Jerri Manthey Been Cast For Season 50
Survivor's Colby Donaldson details strategic plans for his last shot at the million, and where he stands today with his former nemesis Jerri Manthey.
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How Liam Hemsworth Reacted To Netflix's Offer To Replace Henry Cavill In The Witcher
Liam Hemsworth remained notably mum during the online fury that swirled around him stepping into The Witcher. The actor finally opened up about the experience.
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What To Watch Wednesday: Dove Cameron's Erotic Thriller, Fox Remembers James Van Der Beek, And More
On TV this Wednesday: Dove Cameron headlines Prime Video's 56 Days, Fox pays tribute to James Van Der Beek, and NBC's Winter Olympics coverage continues.
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Lost Exists Thanks To A Tom Hanks Blockbuster And A Reality TV Show
Lost was a cultural phenomenon, a once-in-a-lifetime television idea that was inspired by a classic Tom Hanks film and a long-running reality series.
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The Big Bang Theory Storylines That Went Absolutely Nowhere
When a show is as sprawling and long-running as The Big Bang Theory, which ran for 12 seasons, some storylines are bound to fall by the wayside.
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Will Trent Reunites With Mark-Paul Gosselaar's Paul Campano — And Confronts The Monster Within
Recap: Mark-Paul Gosselaar returns as Paul Campano in Will Trent Season 4, Episode 7 as our hero struggles to keep his James Ulster-shaped inner monster at bay.
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Why Stephen King's Castle Rock Was Canceled After Just Two Seasons
Castle Rock was a horror anthology series based on the works of Stephen King, and many fans thought it ended much too soon. Here's why it was canceled.
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15 Best TV Shows Like Blue Bloods
Blue Bloods is a police procedural that stands proud and tall in an overly crowded genre. For longtime fans, here are 15 other incredible crime dramas.
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Superstore's Cloud 9 Has Shown Up In More Sitcoms Than You Think
The iconic Cloud 9 big box chain may be known as the main location in Superstore, but a sharp eye will see it pop up in a surprising number of other sitcoms.
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Better Call Saul's Rhea Seehorn Starred In A Failed Sitcom Pilot Connected To Veep
Better Call Saul star Rhea Seehorn has only broken out further in TV dramas with Pluribus, but she also once led a sitcom pilot from the creators of Veep.
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Outlander Premiere Sneak Peek: Lord John Gives William Some Much-Needed Tough Love As Final Season Gets Underway (Exclusive)
Get ready for Outlander's final season with a first look at its premiere!
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CIA's Tom Ellis Says FBI Spinoff's Two Leads Are 'A Bit Like A Bickering Married Couple'
CIA's Tom Ellis tells TVLine what viewers can expect from the FBI spinoff's 10-episode first season — read interview.
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Why Prison Break's Michael Scofield Eventually Got Rid Of His Iconic Tattoo
Michael Schofield's iconic upper body tattoo served as a major plot point for the first season of Prison Break, but at a certain point, it had to go.
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Henry Winkler Had To Fight To Save One Of The Fonz's Perfect Happy Days Moments
Henry Winkler stole the show as the Fonz in Happy Days, and he had to fight for his character's authenticity in one of the series' iconic scenes.
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R.J. Decker Trailer: Scott Speedman's ABC Drama Gets Full-Length First Look (Exclusive)
TVLine can exclusively reveal the full-length trailer for ABC's R.J. Decker, starring Scott Speedman. Get a first look at the new P.I. drama.
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Shemar Moore, Vivica A. Fox Returning To The Young And The Restless For 'Shocking' Arc
Shemar Moore (Malcolm Winters) and Vivica A. Fox (Dr. Stephanie Simmons) are returning to CBS' The Young and the Restless for a multi-episode arc. Get details.
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The 15 Best Supernatural Villains, Ranked
Let's face it, Supernatural was only ever as good as its villains. Here are the 15 best baddies that terrorized the Winchester brothers throughout 15 seasons.
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Matthew McConaughey Was Originally Offered A Completely Different True Detective Role
Before he was cast as Rust Cohle, Matthew McConaughey nearly played a different, but equally important role on HBO's smash-hit True Detective.
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Why Seth Meyers Feels Guilty About Tim Robinson's Time On SNL
Tim Robinson's time on "Saturday Night Live" was a bit short and not exactly memorable, a fact that Seth Meyers feels partly responsible for.
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What To Watch Tuesday: Mark-Paul Gosselaar's Will Trent Encore, Tell Me Lies Ends, And More
On TV this Tuesday: Will Trent welcomes back Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Tell Me Lies ends, and ABC examines the lives of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette.
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Here's How Much Of Rick And Morty Is Really Improvised
Fans of "Rick and Morty" love the show for its wacky plots and improvisational tone. However, not as much of the humor is as off-the-cuff as you may think!
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