Frasier: This Demented Animated Remake Might Scramble Your Eggs
A new animated teaser hints at what should be an interesting parody of the original "Frasier" and its "corporate reboot," which debuts on Paramount+ in October.
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Top Boy: Why Netflix's British Crime Drama You've Never Heard Of Deserves Your Attention
Netflix's "Top Boy," the British answer to "The Wire," might tackle the same topics, but this crime drama you've never heard of deserves your attention.
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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Review: French Adventure Brings Fresh Blood To The Franchise
Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) goes to France in AMC's latest "The Walking Dead" spin-off series and battles the undead alongside warrior nuns.
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Barbie Vs Bratz TV Series May Explore The Rivalry Teased In Greta Gerwig's Film
"Barbie" and Greta Gerwig fans may have a "Bratz" TV series to look forward to. The show looks to explore rivalry between the two doll brands.
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The MCU Whiffed On Spider-Man's Relationship With Another Avenger
Tom Holland's Spider-Man is one of the most beloved characters in the MCU, but the franchise could have handled one aspect a little better.
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Are The Theater Ghost Lights In Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Real?
Season 3, Episode 6, of "Only Murders in the Buildings" features ghost lights, which are intended to keep spirits away. Do these lights have a real-life basis?
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Netflix's One Piece: Hoping For More Shanks Soon? Don't Hold Your Breath
Netflix's "One Piece" is off to a hot start, with a second season all but confirmed, although if you're hoping for more Shanks soon, don't hold your breath.
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Marvel's Most Powerful Cosmic Gods Get A Drastic Redesign
Big news Marvel fans! Marvel comics look set to give many of their cosmic gods a dramatic and complete overhaul and redesign.
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Did This The Wheel Of Time Season 2 Fight Scene Channel LOTR's Fellowship Of The Ring?
"The Wheel of Time" has returned for a second season, including a massive fight scene that appears to homage a major "Lord of the Rings" battle.
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Star Wars: How Do Lightsabers Work In Space? The Simple Answer Is... They Don't
"Ahsoka" Episode 3 gives us a cool lightsaber scene in space, but could the weapons really function that way in real life? The answer is a pretty solid no.
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The Wheel Of Time Season 2's Sniffer Powers Explained
Amazon Prime's "The Wheel of Time" has introduced the concept of a "sniffer" from Robert Jordan's novels, but what are they and how do their powers work?
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Judy Garland's Tragic Version Of Over The Rainbow Changes Everything
Judy Garland was a superb actor and singer. Fans may be interested to listen and watch her perform a unique rendition of "Over the Rainbow."
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Why Shrek Almost Didn't Feature Steve Harwell's Legendary Smash Mouth Song
Smash Mouth's "All Star" is an important part of "Shrek," but if one person would've had his way, the song wouldn't have appeared in the movie.
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MCU Rumor: Marvel Wants An Oppenheimer Star As Doctor Doom (Not Cillian Murphy)
Although it's far from confirmed, a new report claims that "Oppenheimer" star Josh Hartnett might have a new starring role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The Best Alien Movies On Netflix Right Now
Humans will always be curious about whether or not we have galactic neighbors. Maybe the answers are in the stars. Actually, they just might be on Netflix.
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The Fake Grey Poupon Commercial That Was 'Banned' For Being Too Disgusting
This fake and outrageous Grey Poupon advertisement received quite the reaction, with many viewers believing it to be an actual commercial.
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Who Directs The Price Is Right? Turns Out It's Adam Sandler - Just Not That One
It turns out that the current director of CBS' iconic "The Price is Right" shares a name with Bob Barker's number one arch-nemesis: Adam Sandler.
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How Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Nods To A Huge Steve Martin Flop
"Only Murders in the Building" just paid tribute to one of Steve Martin's most memorable characters from a film that failed to capture the love of critics.
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Whatever Happened To The Actor Who Played Alan Abernathy In Small Soldiers?
Remember Alan Abernathy from offbeat action-comedy "Small Soldiers"? Here's what his actor, Gregory Smith, has been up to in the years since it debuted.
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The Challenge: What Is Derrick Kosinski Doing Now?
Derrick Kosinski made his "Challenge" debut in 2004 and quickly became a fan favorite. But what has he been up to in the years since?
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Jujutsu Kaisen Theory May Explain Why Sukuna Likes Megumi So Much
"Jujutsu Kaisen" viewers may be curious to learn why Sukuna is seemingly interested in Megumi. Some fans have their own interesting theories.
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Shark Tank: How To Watch Without Cable
Do you want to get into "Shark Tank" but can't watch the show on cable? Here's where you can watch the reality series online.
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Iron Man's Death In Endgame Sidelined This New Marvel Hero - But She Could Return
Iron Man's death in "Avengers: Endgame" brought an end to Tony Stark's journey in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it stopped another hero from returning.
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The Best Family Dinner Scene In Blue Bloods Season 12
Blue Bloods is beloved for many reasons, including the Reagan family's weekly dinner scenes. This is the best dinner scene from Season 12 of the show.
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Harry Potter: Did Narcissa Malfoy Deserve A Much Darker Fate?
"Harry Potter" is stocked with plenty of awful characters, but a lot of fans overlook Narcissa Malfoy. Some fans, though, think she should be behind bars.
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Little House On The Prairie: Who Plays Albert & Where Did His Career End Up?
Who played Albert on "Little House on the Prairie?" You may recognize him from various other roles in the '80s, but he's also a prolific voiceover artist.
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What Is Spock's Star Trek Hand Sign Called & What Does It Mean?
Spock's hand sign on "Star Trek" has long been an iconic part of the franchise's lore, and it had a very personal meaning for his actor, Leonard Nimoy.
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