Jury Duty: Who Is Ronald Gladden (& Where Is He Now)?
Jury Duty's Ronald Gladden is a real person and he's been living his best life since the series aired on Amazon Freevee.
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch Theory - Fireball & Nemec Will Die In Season 3
Fans of Star Wars: The Bad Batch believe that clones Nemec and Fireball might not make it past Season 3. Here's why.
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Fans of "Virgin River" might be wondering how Martin Henderson acts on set when the cameras are off. Now we're finding out, thanks to co-star Marco Grazzini.
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Daisy Jones & The Six: A Second Season Would Be A Massive Mistake
Daisy Jones & The Six already has a perfect ending, and there's no reason to screw that up.
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Outer Banks: John B Is Undoubtedly The Worst Pogue In The Friend Group
Many Outer Banks fans have taken to Reddit to air their various grievances with John B and how he treats his fellow Pogues,
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Star Trek: Picard Showrunner's Biggest Regret About Season 3
"Star Trek: Picard" really delivered with the nostalgic feels in Season 3. However, the showrunner, Terry Matalas, still has some general regrets.
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Netflix's Transatlantic Is Actually Based On A True Story From WWII
Avid Netflix viewers may be interested to learn how the "Transatlantic" series is based on actual historical events from the Second World War.
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Where To Watch Every Episode Of For All Mankind
"For All Mankind" was an absolute hit. Viewers looking for their next show to stream may be wondering where to watch the science-fiction drama.
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Rabbit Hole Was A First Time Experience For Kiefer Sutherland
Kiefer Sutherland is a veteran performer, but even he had to adjust to certain filming aspects when working on the Paramount+ series, "Rabbit Hole."
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Star Trek: Picard's Poker Scene Was 45 Minutes Of Improv From The TNG Cast
"Star Trek: Picard" delighted viewers with an iconic poker scene. Fans may be interested to learn how the original actors were allowed to improvise it.
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Love Is Blind Season 2: Whatever Happened To Iyanna And Jarrette?
Longtime viewers of Netflix's "Love is Blind" may be wondering whatever happened to the Season 2 couple, Iyanna McNeely and Jarrette Jones.
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Matthew Rhys Joined The Perry Mason Cast Because The Show Was 'HBO-Ified'
Matthew Rhys has revealed why he ultimately agreed to play the iconic, eponymous role in HBO's surprisingly dark and grimy reboot of "Perry Mason."
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Transatlantic: Why Gillian Jacobs Was Tapped To Play Mary Jayne Gold
The Netflix series "Transatlantic" blends drama and comedy, which made the role of Mary Jayne Gold very difficult to cast until production found Gillian Jacobs.
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Star Trek 4's Famous Kirk Joke Gets Nod In Strange New Worlds S2 Teaser Trailer
The famous joke surrounding Captain Kirk's Iowan origins got a nod in a recent trailer for Season 2 of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" featuring Paul Wesley.
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Netflix's Beef: Why Jordan's House Looks So Familiar
Here's where viewers of Netflix's "Beef" may have previously seen the overly extravagant house that's owned in the series by Maria Bello's Jordan.
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Why Mary Jayne From Transatlantic Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen Gillian Jacobs, who plays Mary Jayne Gold in Netflix's limited series Transatlantic.
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Here's Where You Can Stream Jury Duty
Find out where audiences can stream the internet's favorite new reality television series Jury Duty.
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Star Trek: Picard's Showrunner Addresses Elnor's Fate
"Star Trek: Picard" showrunner Terry Matalas answered fan concerns about Elnor on Twitter, finally stating once and for all whether Elnor died on the Excelsior.
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Rabbit Hole: Kiefer Sutherland Is Excited To See What Viewers Think, Maybe
Kiefer Sutherland's latest TV series is "Rabbit Hole" on Paramount+, and in a way, he's looking forward to seeing what audiences think of the new show.
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For All Mankind's Joel Kinnaman Says Ed's Tragedy Drew Him To The Character
Joel Kinnaman, who plays Ed Baldwin on Apple TV+'s For All Mankind, was drawn to the role because of his character's tragic background.
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Jack Ryan: Cast Members Open Up About Intense Scenes That Were Hard To Film
Jack Ryan stars John Krasinski, Wendell Pierce, and Michael Kelly recently opened up about the scenes on the Amazon show that gave them the biggest challenge.
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Why Branch Connally From Longmire Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen Bailey Chase, who played Branch Connally on Longmire.
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Love Is Blind: Irina Solomonova's Business & Current Job Explained
"Love is Blind" star Irina Solomonova has her own business and company and fans may be interested in learning more about it.
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Janine Nabers On How Swarm Tackles Uncharted Territory In Psychological Horror
Janine Nabers wanted to try something different and take the psychological horror genre to different places with Amazon Prime Video's "Swarm."
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Netflix's Beef: Show's Creator Calls Steven Yeun's Choices As An Actor Brilliant
According to "Beef" creator Lee Sung Jin, the show's male lead, Steven Yeun, made some great choices as an actor.
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How Alexandra Breckenridge Behaved On The Set Of Virgin River According To Martin Henderson
Alexandra Breckenridge plays Mel Monroe in the Netflix drama "Virgin River," and her co-star Martin Henderson has nothing but nice things to say about her.
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Citadel: Bernard Orlick Might Actually Be The Bad Guy
Here's why Stanley Tucci's Citadel character, Bernard Orlick, may actually be the Amazon spy series' villain.
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