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The hit spin-off series "Young Sheldon" took viewers on a multi-year journey through Sheldon Cooper's childhood. We've broken down the show's entire timeline.
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The Real Reason Batman Has A No-Killing Rule
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"The Boys" would've given this character a fitting, impactful end if she'd died as it seemed she would in Season 3's finale. Instead, the show fumbled her arc.
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Stanley Kubrick's 1999 drama "Eyes Wide Shut," featuring a secret society participating in ritualistic orgies, needed some editing to keep it at an R rating.
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Every TV show makes at least a few mistakes, and "House of the Dragon" is certainly not above a number of noticeable flubs.
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Here's why "Frasier" star David Hyde Pierce did not come back as Abe Sapien in "Hellboy 2," despite providing the character's voice in the original film.
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"The Last of Us" Season 2 added a seasoned director for its first episodes, promising expert handling of a moment that will change the series forever.
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