The Real Reason Lily Nicksay Left Boy Meets World
Several members of the "Boy Meets World" cast recently opened up about the truth behind actor Lily Nicksay's departure from the beloved coming-of-age sitcom.
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Inside Amy Schumer Fans Just Got Some Good News
After going quiet in 2016, the award-winning sketch comedy series "Inside Amy Schumer" is now officially returning for more episodes. Here's what we know.
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Whatever Happened To Cat Person Dating App Tabby After Shark Tank?
Here is the answer to one of the burning questions from "Shark Tank" viewers -- what happened to the dating app Tabby after its episode aired in 2021?
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House Of The Dragon's Good King Jaehaerys Explained
Curious about the legacy of Good King Jaehaerys on "Game of Thrones?" Keep reading to learn more about the legendary Targaryen monarch.
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The Midnight Club Trailer Has Mike Flanagan Fans All Saying The Same Thing
Netflix's first trailer for "The Midnight Club" is peak Flanagan, and longtime fans are all having the same reaction online.
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The Real Reason South Park's Pilot Took Over 3 Months To Make
"South Park" is famous for putting new episodes out with only a week's production time. But for the pilot, the team needed three months to finish it.
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The White Lotus Scene That Made Jennifer Coolidge Physically Ill
It's normal for actors to suffer for their art, and Jennifer Coolidge went through the wringer for one particular scene during filming of "The White Lotus."
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Why Maarva From The Andor Series On Disney+ Looks So Familiar
The actress who plays Maarva on the Andor series has been in a lot of movies, both awesome and strange, as well as TV shows. We have a rundown for you!
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How Patton Oswalt's Parks And Recreation Filibuster Inspired A Real-Life Spiel
A Michigan woman recited Patton Oswalt's filibuster speech from a Season 5 episode of "Parks & Recreation" where his character talks about "Star Wars."
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House Of The Dragon Episode 5 Just Broke George R.R. Martin's Canon
Episode 5 of "House of the Dragon" just delivered one of the most significant changes from George R. R. Martin's original works, "Fire and Blood."
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The Unexpected Meaning Behind Buck's Armchair On 9-1-1
The Season 6 premiere of "9-1-1" has a smaller side story involving Buck looking for new furniture. Turns out, that armchair has a great deal of symbolism.
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The Story Behind Dave Hester's Signature Storage Wars Catchphrase
Dave Hester and his trademark "Yup!" catchphrase are some of the most iconic parts of "Storage Wars," but the story behind the line goes far beyond the show.
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Queen Elizabeth II Was Very Unhappy With One Particular Depiction On The Crown
While fans of "The Crown" fawn over its aristocratic depictions, it seems the late Queen Elizabeth II was upset over one particular scene from the show.
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Why Andor Showrunner Tony Gilroy Felt Like God On The Sprawling Set
The upcoming Disney+ series takes fans to Cassian Andor's homeworld of Ferrix. Here's how creator Tony Gilroy felt about creating an entire world.
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Why It's Difficult For Ryan Bingham To Play Music On Yellowstone
"Yellowstone" star Ryan Bingham has become known for incorporating his music into the show, but he still finds some difficulty taking his music on the series.
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The Unsung Villains Of Batman: The Animated Series
Not every Gotham baddie can be as evil as the Joker, but they're all special in their own ways. These are the unsung villains of Batman: The Animated Series.
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The Leslie And Mark Question That Still Haunts Some Parks And Recreation Fans
Fans of the NBC sitcom, Parks and Recreation, were left with unanswered questions following the exit of city planner, Mark Brendanowicz at the end of Season 2
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How To Stream The One Chicago Shows For The Fall 2022 Season
The "One Chicago" franchise returns to NBC this fall. However, those without cable packages still have a chance to keep up with the series.
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The Untold Truth Of CBS' Mom
Chuck Lorre is one of the biggest names in the sitcom world, and "Mom" is his most personal project to date. This is the untold truth of the hit CBS show.
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The Untold Truth Of Charlie Hunnam
You may know him as biker bad-boy Jax Teller from the ultraviolent drama Sons of Anarchy, but Charlie Hunnam is much more than your stereotypical action hero.
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Whatever Happened To Christine Baranski After The Big Bang Theory Ended?
Christine Baranski played a memorable character on "The Big Bang Theory," and she continues to show off her acting chops since the show's end.
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The Handmaid's Tale Star Elisabeth Moss Teases The Epic Showdown We've All Been Waiting For
With two daughters she is desperate to protect from this waking nightmare, June (Elisabeth Moss) will embark on a showdown that all fans have been waiting for.
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Oliver Stark Sees A Journey Of Healing For Buck In 9-1-1 Season 6
In an interview published around the season's premiere, actor Oliver Stark discussed how he sees Buck to be on a healing journey during 9-1-1 Season 6.
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Ranking Every Season Of Justified Worst To First
Each season of "Justified" offered a new villain and put Givens' detective skills to the test. Here, we are ranking every season of "Justified" worst to first.
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Dallas Dupree Young Reveals His Special Encounters With Ralph Macchio And William Zabka On Cobra Kai - Exclusive
"Cobra Kai" star Dallas Dupree Young shared what it was like to talk with the series' central figures and producers Ralph Macchio and William Zabka on set.
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The Patient Uses Its Set To Tell The Story In A Way You Probably Didn't Notice
Lisa Son, set designer for "The Patient," uses specific items to drive the story of the serial killer, Sam Fortner, and his mother, Candace, in the FX series.
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NCIS Fans Are All Saying The Same Thing About The Season 20 Premiere
Fans of "NCIS" are all saying the same thing after watching the premiere of Season 20.
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