Analyzing the characters' arcs over all seven seasons of Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., one fan brought up an amazing comparison between Agent Coulson, the leader of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s team, and another supporting character who grows in importance over the course of the series.
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Comedy fans were likely surprised when a certain funnyman popped up in The Walking Dead: The World Beyond. Here’s why Scott Adsit looks so familiar, and how he booked this buzzy new show in the first place.
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Carol (Melissa McBride) has gone through quite the character metamorphosis, and grown from something of an unimportant side player to now being one of the series' most revered protagonists. Still, for as much as she's changed over the years, one detail in particular has a deeper meaning.
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Needless to say, Negan wasn't just a single-season big bad who could be dispensed with over the course of 13 episodes. For a while, in fact, Negan was arguably the main attraction on The Walking Dead — and that's why he needed to fade into the background.
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Beyond the ups and downs of mining for gold in places like Alaska and the Yukon, the show also has its fair share of interpersonal drama among the miners.
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Based on Ben Dunn's manga-inspired comic book series Warrior Nun Areala, Netflix's Warrior Nun is a seriously wild ride. As the title would imply, the show's nuns aren't your typical women of the convent, but fighters of the highest order. Here's why Sister Lilith looks familiar.
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Despite the excitement of the return, some fans have already expressed concerns about the new season, and it's got everything to do with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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Netflix' One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest prequel series puts a modern spin on the deplorable treatment psychiatric patients faced in the 1940s. Looper took part in a Ratched press conference, during which Sarah Paulson and Cynthia Nixon opened up about their characters' relationship.
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It's been a pretty rough week for small screen adaptations of the works of Stephen King. Just days after Hulu announced it was bringing the axe down on the fantastic anthology series Castle Rock, Deadline has now confirmed that HBO has done the same with The Outsider.
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The Office is leaving Netflix at the end of the year. We'll give you a minute to compose yourself.
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The Boys had already been renewed for a third go-round before season 2 was even done cooking, and viewers now have a potential glimpse at what year three has in store, thanks to a photo released by showrunner Eric Kripke.
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While his monosyllabic presence on the show certainly made an impact, Khal Drogo was killed off before the first season ended. This proved to be disastrous for actor Jason Momoa, who wasn't the household name he is today.
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From the Marvel Cinematic Universe to his start as a big-screen heartthrob, here are Paul Rudd's very best on-screen performances.
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The reason Boba Fett may not retrieve his armor is more alien to Star Wars fans than any space monster or little green man: He's just not that obsessed with Mandalorians.
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Branding on Yellowstone includes an actual branding iron in the shape of the Dutton Ranch logo heated over a flame and pressed into the skin of a devoted ranch hand. Here's what it really means.
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In an appropriately 2020 left-field twist, the first Marvel venture post-Endgame will also be its quirkiest yet. Here's the unexpected way Marvel came up with the idea for WandaVision.
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After months of sweaty-palmed uncertainty, Netflix has finally made things official and given the green light to a third season of The Umbrella Academy.
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One poster on Reddit thinks there have been enough breadcrumbs dropped so far by The Mandalorian's promotional materials to determine Ahsoka's location — and that it's not her choice to be there.
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If you look closely during this "Breaking Bad" episode, you'll spot a callback to one of the most explosive events to ever happen on the series.
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WandaVision looks like it will provide Marvel fans with a surreal experience as Wanda Maximoff and Vision travel through sitcom history, visiting some of the format's most infamous tropes. Originally, the series' stars apparently found the whole concept terrifying.
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In the lead up to the WandaVision premiere on Disney+, Entertainment Weekly spoke with the cast, writers, directors, and producers, who went into detail about the process of making the series as well as the real meaning behind one of its filming locations.
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Disney+'s WandaVision series is so committed to playing within the bounds of classic television that it even prompted a (temporary) change in Vision's trademark maroon color for a reason that's all about nailing those '50s era aesthetics.
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In Entertainment Weekly's November 10 cover story about WandaVision, the creatives working on the series revealed to the outlet that WandaVision will be far more than just a six-episode miniseries. In fact, one series star went as far as comparing WandaVision to six entire Marvel movies.
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When the shorthand Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen use to refer to the moment is 'Snotgate,' you know it's going to be bad.
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The last thing anyone would expect from a Marvel project would be it filming before a live studio audience, but, at least for one episode, that's exactly what WandaVision did.
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While WandaVision has taken cues from many eras of sitcom history, a quote from director Matt Shakman points to one sitcom that was of particular importance.
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Wanda Maximoff's story has come very far since her first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Despite that, though, Elizabeth Olsen was still hesitant to sign on to WandaVision, but Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige managed to convince her otherwise.
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