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The cast members of "The Walking Dead" have a long-standing tradition of getting together to celebrate whenever a character is killed off.
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Lance Reddick Has Played A Dizzying Number Of Law & Order Characters Over The Years
Few fans probably realize that before becoming a breakout star, Lance Reddick played a number of different characters in the "Law & Order" universe.
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In his posthumous memoir, "Scenes of My Life," Michael K. Williams was vocal about what he wished "The Wire" had done differently with his character, Omar.
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You may have known that Mark Cendrowski has directed a few episodes of "Young Sheldon" but likely didn't know that a "Back to the Future" star directed one too.
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The 60 Minutes Segment One Of The Show's Reporters Had To Apologize For More Than Once
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Fans of "Lucifer" are well aware of Lucifer's complicated relationships. However, what scene does Tom Ellis cite as having a special place in his heart?
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The Sandman's Bonus Episode Calliope Is Already Planting Seeds For The Series' Endgame
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You may not remember, but the Fantastic Four had their own self-titled animated series in the '90s. Luckily, it's quite easy to find on streaming.
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Besides the Flash, Ezra Miller has portrayed another character that stems from the pages of a comic book.
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Ex-"Law & Order: SVU" writer David Matthews commented on Kelli Giddish's exit from the show, and he seems to be blaming someone in particular for her departure.
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Long before Netflix launched their hotly-anticipated adaptation of Neil Gaiman's "The Sandman," a surprising pop star was eyeing the role of Morpheus.
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Kang the Conqueror and Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four have a surprising connection. Here's how the two characters are related.
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Matt Shakman may just end up directing the new "Fantastic Four" movie. But a lot of people may not be aware of his awesome sitcom past.
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Game Of Thrones Spin-Offs We Want To See Next
These are the prequels, spinoffs, and sequels we're most excited to see brought to life from Essos, Westeros, whatever's west of Westeros and north of the wall.
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"Big Mouth" Season 6 continues the adventures of kids going through puberty. Here's what to expect out of the show's next raunchy outing.
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When the CBS sitcom "2 Broke Girls" came to an abrupt end back in 2017, it understandably disappointed both fans and everyone associated with the show.
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Despite all of the other high-profile work he has done, Welliver can't outrun playing the Man in Black.
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"Sons of Anarchy" had a ton of fun pairings over the course of its run. But Redditors seem to think two characters deserved to share more time together.
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While diehard fans probably know quite a bit of SOA trivia, there are still untold truths about the show that are definitely worth discovering.
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Welliver dives into all things "Bosch" and looks back at his time on "Lost."
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The actor who plays Lieutenant Gordon Malloy on "The Orville" has an impressive filmography. There's a good chance you've seen him in other TV shows.
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Season 2 of "Only Murders in the Building" left a lot of threads dangling. Here are the biggest unanswered questions in "Only Murders in the Building" Season 2.
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Here are the major roles from which viewers might recognize the actor who plays Viktoria in the modern day vampire drama The Invitation.
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