The Most Important Thing Found On Curse Of Oak Island Wasn't Treasure
History's "The Curse of Oak Island" promises a sea of riches, including treasures and relics, but the most important finds have potentially no monetary value.
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Graham McTavish Once Worked On House Of The Dragon And The Witcher On The Same Day
Graham McTavish is a consistent feature in fantasy shows such as "The Witcher" and "House of the Dragon." He even had to film scenes for both on the same day.
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Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan Thinks Breaking Story Norms Is Why Critics Haven't Warmed Up To The Show
"Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan has some interesting views on why fans at home tend to gravitate toward the series more than critics.
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Why There Was A Major Battle Over Lois After Family Guy's Pilot Episode
Lois Griffin is an important character on "Family Guy." Longtime fans may be surprised to know there was drama surrounding the character early on.
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My Hero Academia Director Draws A Distinction Between The Manga And American Superhero Comics
A director from the hit anime series "My Hero Academia" has some interesting insight on the differences between Japanese manga and American comics.
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Evanna Lynch felt much more at home filming her second "Harry Potter" movie, "Half-Blood Prince," compared to her first, "Order of the Phoenix."
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Small Details You Missed In The Witcher: Blood Origin
The Witcher: Blood Origin establishes origins for many important ideas and phenomena in the franchise. Here are some of the small details you may have missed.
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The Unfilmed Transaction Scene In Clerks Explains The Original Ending
By now fans are aware of the alternate ending to Kevin Smith's seminal film "Clerks," but what they may not know is that it was intended to be set up earlier.
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My Hero Academia's Ricco Fajardo Credits Chuck E. Cheese With Launching His Voice Acting Career
Everyone has to get their start somewhere, and for "My Hero Academia" voice actor Ricco Fajardo that included voice roles at retail stores and restaurants.
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How I Met Your Father's Chris Lowell Says Chemistry Is The Most Important Aspect Of A Sitcom
Chemistry is the most important component in a sitcom's success according to How I Met Your Father star Chris Lowell.
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Nobody Puts These Dirty Dancing Facts In A Corner
"Dirty Dancing" has grown to be one of the all-time classics since its release in 1987. Here are some "Dirty Dancing" facts that nobody puts in a corner.
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The 6 Best And 6 Worst Things In The Witcher: Blood Origin
"The Witcher: Blood Origin" takes us back more than 1,000 years before the story of "The Witcher." Here are the six best and worst things in "Blood Origin."
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Roles That Rocky Actors Probably Want Us To Forget About
"Rocky" has made stars out of many in its cast and provided others with career-defining parts, but here are some roles the actors probably want us to forget.
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Why Ice Road Truckers Fans Love Lisa Kelly
Years after "Ice Road Truckers" has gone off the air, fans still flock to their favorite personalities, including Lisa Kelly, who still receives fan mail.
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Ryan Coogler's Original Plan For Val In Black Panther 2 Would Have Made Way More Sense
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever director and cowriter Ryan Coogler has revealed the original plan for Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Val and it sounds fascinating.
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All The Monsters In The Witcher: Blood Origin Explained
Are they from the games? The books? Real-world mythology? Here are all the monsters in The Witcher: Blood Origin explained.
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How Emily Blunt Got Ripped To Play Rita Vrataski In Edge Of Tomorrow
Emily Blunt wowed audiences with her action chops in "Edge of Tomorrow," and here's how she got into shape to play the role of Rita Vrataski.
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The Only Better Call Saul Character That Appears In Every Episode
Out of all the characters from the "Breaking Bad" spin-off "Better Call Saul," this is the only one to appear in all the series' episodes.
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The Deleted Scene From Hawaii Five-0 That Would Have Changed Everything
The ending of Season 10 of "Hawaii Five-0" was filmed and ready to air, but then the show got canceled. That meant cutting scenes to avoid cliffhangers.
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Vin Diesel has a deep passion for the character of Richard B. Riddick and his universe. Let's take a look at the backstory of this mysterious antihero.
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The Seinfeld Fanny Pack Storyline That Never Made It Onto An Episode
Among the many trends and topics dissected on the show, there was a "Seinfeld" storyline about a fanny pack that never made it onto an episode.
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2001: A Space Odyssey is one of the all-time greats, but it is also extremely complicated. We break down some of the most confusing moments in the film.
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How I Met Your Mother's Two-Minute Date Was A Huge Challenge To Pull Off
During a 2013 Reddit AMA, "How I Met Your Mother" co-creator Carter Bays revealed how hard it was to shoot the two-minute date scene with Ted and Stella.
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The Ending Of The Witcher: Blood Origin Explained
Here is the ending of "The Witcher: Blood Origin" explained.
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The Studio Ghibli Easter Egg Fans Think They Found In Spirited Away
One fan on Reddit managed to catch a very fun Easter egg in "Spirited Away" that should delight both devout and casual Studio Ghibli fans alike.
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Why Cade Jensen From Magnum P.I. Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen Martin Martinez, the actor who plays Cade Jensen on "Magnum P.I."
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What Does Cesar Millan Have To Say About His South Park Parody Episode?
Popular TV star Cesar Millan was parodied on "South Park" once and the famous dog trainer actually had some opinions regarding the 2006 spoof.
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