• The Untold Truth Of Michael Scott

    Michael Scott made The Office iconic, and has become of the most beloved TV characters around. But there's a lot even the most diehard fans don't know about Dunder-Mifflin's unforgettable boss. We're here to give you the dirt on the man with the World's Best Boss coffee mug.

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  • Why Blue Bloods Is Always Snubbed By The Emmys

    While there are a lot of great shows out there, it's a little weird that Blue Bloods has only received one nomination in ten years. In truth, there are a few reasons why Emmy voters may be sleeping on this outstanding series.

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  • Why Stormfront From The Boys Looks So Familiar

    There's a pretty good chance the actor portraying Stormfront will look a bit familiar to you. Her name is Aya Cash, and she's been a legit rising star in film and television over the past decade. Here's why Stormfront from The Boys looks so familiar.

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  • Lucifer Season 4 Blooper Reel Makes Us Love The Cast Even More

    The creators stepped in at a DC FanDome: Explore the Multiverse panel moderated by director Sherwin Shilati and released a never-before-seen blooper reel from season 4. What better way to survive the long hiatus between season 5a and 5b? Here's why it makes us love the cast even more.

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  • The Best On-Screen Versions Of Sherlock Holmes Ranked

    Sherlock Holmes is one of pop culture's most beloved characters. Accordingly, he's been in a metric ton of movies and TV shows. But which of these on-screen Sherlocks is the best portrayal of the consulting detective? We're here to answer that question with this definitive list.

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  • How Futurama's Ending Might Not Be What You Think

    Fans have been discussing a wild finale theory on Reddit. The episode in question ends with Farnsworth pressing the button, turning Futurama into the only show that you can restart from the beginning at the end of a binge session while making the argument that you're just starting the next season.

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  • The Confusing Doctor Who Adventure That Puzzled The Actors

    Doctor Who still manages to break new ground to this day — and as 2020 draws to a close, the time-traveling franchise is set to raise the stakes with another impressive first: a literal two-sided story that confuses not one, but two whole Doctors.

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  • What Sets The Walking Dead: World Beyond Apart From The Other Series

    Since The Walking Dead's humble beginnings as a comic book, Robert Kirkman wanted the series to be something different. "More often than not," he wrote in the first volume's introduction, "zombie movies feel like a slice of a person's life shown until whoever is in charge of the movie gets bored."

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  • How Batwoman Season 2 Will Deal With Kate Kane's Absence

    Earlier this year, it was a big surprise for fans when Ruby Rose announced her departure from the CW's Batwoman. Her reasons were personal, and though she has since candidly spoken about why she made that decision, there's certainly no doubting that this left the series itself in a predicament.

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  • The Iconic Batman Supporting Character We'll See On Pennyworth Season 2

    From Batman Begins, to Gotham, to Pennyworth: back when the latest Batman prequel series was first announced, it almost seemed like someone had lost a bet, to see who had to reach the furthest back into Bruce Wayne's backstory to find a new story. But now, something "foxy" is coming to season two.

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  • Why Isobel From FBI Looks So Familiar

    Dick Wolf is best known for creating, producing, and writing television procedural dramas about everyday heroes. His most recent effort, FBI, focuses on the agents of the titular organization. Why does the actress playing Isobel Castille look so familiar, though?

    By Benny Regalbuto Read More
  • Things You Missed On The First Episode Of The Goldbergs

    The pilot of The Goldberg's is uncommonly solid, as far as sitcoms go. As with the rest of the series, it's chockablock with '80s references, as well as fun gaffes, continuity errors, and other easy-to-miss moments.

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  • The Real Reason ER Was Canceled

    As with any time that a show's plug gets pulled, the reasons for ER's end vary from one interview to another, but the undeniable truth at the core of the cancellation was a simple one: The ratings just weren't what they used to be.

    By Tom Meisfjord Read More
  • Why El Chapo From Narcos: Mexico Looks So Familiar

    Narcos and Narcos: Mexico both feature a slew of actors who most will recognize right away. One actor whose name might be a bit harder to place for many viewers, though, is Alejandro Edda, who plays infamous drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.

    By Benny Regalbuto Read More
  • The Worst Thing Sean Roman Ever Did On Chicago P.D.

    Over its run on NBC, the grizzled and gritty procedural series Chicago P.D. has seen many characters doing questionable things. One character, Sean Roman, returned to Chicago after a four-year absence ... but by that time, he was a very changed man.

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