Stacy Dooks
School
Dalhousie University, Devry University
Expertise
Pop Culture, Comic Books, Movies
- Stacy Dooks is a lifelong fan of fantasy, science fiction, and horror in film, television, and prose.
- Stacy is a published author, having appeared in several genre fiction anthologies.
- Stacy is a seasoned pop culture writer, having previously written for sites like CBR.
Experience
Stacy Dooks was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia and has honed his writing skill over the years. With a punchy prose style and an encyclopedic knowledge of movies, television, comics, and books he brings a unique and knowledgeable perspective to his articles.
Education
With Bachelor's degree in English, Stacy honed his passion for story into an analytical prose style that allows him to cut to the core of what a given piece of media really means and help explain it to the reader in a friendly and engaging style.
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Stories By Stacy Dooks
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Here are some of the tragic events that shaped Gibbs into the man we know and love.
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Little was known about Special Agent Nick Torres on "NCIS" until a dramatic Season 18 reunion.
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Fans have strong feelings about who should replace Leroy Jethro Gibbs as head of the NCIS.
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Ice-T was only supposed to appear on "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" as a guest star, but he's since been on for 20 years.
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Anthony DiNozzo foreshadowed a crossover with another CBS hit over a year before the latter debuted.
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NCIS Director Leon Vance has a decidedly murky past, with very little that can actually be said with certainty about his background.
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Rory made an impact on "Lucifer," as some fans love her while others hate her. However, viewers can call agree on the one thing that's great about Rory.
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Maggie commits a felony in one episode of "Chicago Med," proving even she could go too far.
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One of the things that made Special Agent Alexandra "Alex" Quinn so interesting is that we only got a single season to get to know her.
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Dexter's Trinity Killer, played by John Lithgow, was inspired by the real-life serial killer Dennis Rader, aka the BTK Killer.
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Here are the actors on NCIS who consider Mark Harmon as their equivalent of Leroy Jethro Gibbs off-camera.
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Here's how Penelope Garcia's backstory helped shape her character on Criminal Minds.
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This week's season finale of What If...? maintains the show's tradition of providing many an Easter egg that leaves fans' jaws dropping.
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Reddit users recently discussed why Leroy Jethro Gibbs' backstory on NCIS turned him from an easy-going sort to the stern, gruff person he eventually became.
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Marvel fans theorize that the Doctor Strange in Spider-Man: No Way Home is not the same character seen at the end of Marvel Disney+ show What If...?
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There is a new spin-off entering the "NCIS" universe, "NCIS: Hawai'i," and fans are hoping that a fan favorite from the original will return as a guest.
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2016's Passengers, starring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence, includes a scene of the actors breaking character while trying to kiss in bulky spacesuits.
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The 2005 horror thriller "The Cave" is a wicked little romp with a disturbing ending involving a key twist with one main character.
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William Petersen, who starred as Dr. Gilbert "Gil" Grissom on "CSI," departed the show after nine seasons to pursue other career opportunities.
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The first season of "Law & Order" co-starred George Dzundza as Detective Max Greevey, but he was killed off in Season 2. Here's why Dzundza left the show.
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"Uncaged" from "NCIS: Los Angeles" might be the saddest episode out of any franchise.
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This shocking character break actually made it into the final cut of 'Hateful Eight' because it proved to be the perfect reaction shot.
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In the 1992 comedy "Wayne's World" starring Mike Myers and Dana Carvey as Wayne and Garth, Carvey improvised a line that made Myers laugh and break character.
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What villain is the worst in NCIS? Ari Haswari wasn't on the show for long, but he left a huge impact, even 17 seasons later.
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The 'NCIS' fans on Reddit make some pretty keen observations about why Jimmy is one of the best characters on the long-running procedural.
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Only a few characters on NCIS are allowed to call Gibbs by his first or middle name.
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Here's why "NCIS" fans continue to be confused about a key plot point in the show involving a deceased special agent named William Decker.