CSI's Gary Dourdan Says This Was A Key Factor In The Show's Early Success
Gary Dourdan believes this is the biggest reason why "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" became such a success early on.
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How Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury Makes Anime History
While there are a combined total of nearly 50 films and series in the franchise, one thing that sets "Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury," apart.
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This Mysterious 90-Foot Slab Brought More Questions Than Answers To Curse Of Oak Island Investigators
Everyone loves a treasure hunt, and it's one reason why "The Curse of Oak Island" is so popular. And what's a treasure hunt without a mysterious stone tablet?
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Deadliest Catch's Josh Harris Gives His Two Cents On What Makes The Show So Appealing
"Deadliest Catch" has been a reality TV mainstay since 2005. Here's why one of the series' stars thinks the show remains so popular.
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Nicolas Cage Was Apparently Never Paid For One Of His Most Important Film Roles
Film star Nicolas Cage is an award-winning actor and box office draw, but he allegedly wasn't paid for an iconic performance.
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The Underdoggs - What We Know So Far
Here's everything we currently know about Snoop Dogg's upcoming sports comedy film "The Underdoggs."
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Is TLC's Sister Wives Fake?
"Sister Wives" is full of bickering, heartache, and some downright outlandish moments, which has left many fans wondering if the series is real or scripted.
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Trick Or Treat Scooby-Doo! Seems To Have Confirmed A Major Velma Detail
"Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo!" seems to have confirmed something about Velma Dinkley that many fans have wanted to be true for years.
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Jensen Ackles Assures Fans They Won't Be Rewriting Supernatural History On The Winchesters
As a prequel, "The Winchesters" has the potential to retcon a lot of "Supernatural." Fortunately, Jensen Ackles assures fans that won't happen.
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Law & Order's S. Epatha Merkerson Had No Clue This Would Happen When She Accepted The Role
"Law & Order" fans recognize S. Epatha Merkerson as Anita Van Buren. However, she could never imagine this happening when the actress took the role.
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Why Detective Paterson From Last Seen Alive Looks So Familiar
If you recently saw "Last Seen Alive" on Netflix and are wondering why Detective Paterson looks so familiar, here's where you've likely seen the actor before.
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How Jensen And Danneel Ackles Really Feel About Working With Each Other On The Winchesters
Looper was invited to a presser for "The Winchesters," where we asked the Ackles what it was like working together in a production capacity.
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Law & Order: SVU Fans Spotted A Strange Benson Mistake In Its Wrath Episode
The long-running iconic crime drama "Law & Order: SVU" is beloved by fans, but that doesn't mean it is immune to mistakes. Here's one major continuity error.
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Why Rashida Jones Never Felt Comfortable During Her Time On The Office
Rashida Jones' character on "The Office" is a fan favorite. However, the actress never felt really comfortable on set for this surprising reason.
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Ryan Murphy's Dahmer Series Hit A Major Milestone For Netflix
Netflix's "Dahmer" series has racked up a ton of viewing hours. People can't get enough of the dark drama series from Ryan Murphy, and it's breaking records.
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Charlie Hunnam Gives Fans The Sons Of Anarchy Update They've Been Hoping For
Eight years have passed since the "Sons of Anarchy" series finale, and Hunnam has just given fans an intriguing update on the show's future.
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Meghan Markle Takes Some Classic Movies To Task Over Harmful Stereotypes
Megan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, discussed the 'dragon lady' stereotype against Asian women on her podcast "Archetypes," where she criticized several films.
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The Bizarre Blue Bloods Rumor That Had Fans Convinced Tom Selleck Left The Show
Tom Selleck has played a crucial role in "Blue Bloods," as Frank Reagan. A debunked rumor circulated online, however, that Selleck would be leaving the show.
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Frasier Fans Just Got Excellent News
"Frasier" fans now have solid news on the show's reboot, including where they can catch the series once it makes its way back to screens.
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Jacob Batalon Has Some Intriguing Remarks On If No Way Home Was His Last Spider-Man Movie
Jacob Batalon, who plays Peter Parker's best friend Ned in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, made comments about his potential return to the "Spider-Man" films.
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Why Wednesday Addams From Tim Burton's Wednesday Looks So Familiar
Why does Wednesday Addams from Tim Burton's "Wednesday" looks so familiar? The actress has appeared in Disney Channel series, horror movies, and Netflix shows.
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Is 90 Day Fiancé Staged?
"90 Day Fiancé" has provided years of entertainment for viewers. But how much of the show is real, and how much is scripted for the cameras?
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Producer Robbie Thompson Teases That Supernatural Fans Will See Some Familiar Faces On The Winchesters
According to producer Robbie Thompson, some "Supernatural" cameos are in the future of "The Winchesters."
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Bad Bunny's El Muerto Movie Has Found A Director With An Impressive Pedigree
Bad Bunny's "El Muerto" movie is set to come out in January 2024. Now, the film has a talented director at the helm to bring the Marvel project to life.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of Interview With The Vampire Before
AMC's "Interview with the Vampire" has plenty of room for adding new characters. Here is where you've seen the cast of "Interview with the Vampire" before.
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HBO Max Series Dune: The Sisterhood Has Found The Perfect Leads
With a little over a year to go until "Dune: Part Two" is released, it looks like HBO Max's "Dune: The Sisterhood" has finally found its two lead actors.
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Why Johnny Galecki And Kaley Cuoco Were Convinced The Writers Of Big Bang Theory Were Messing With Them
Johnny Galecki and Kaley Cuoco have opened up about falling in love on set, and why they thought that the "Big Bang Theory" writers were messing with them.
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