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Cable television really has screwed up The Three Stooges lately. The shorts run about 16 minutes. Back in the 20th Century, your local UHF channel would run three
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When Robin Williams appeared as Mork on Happy Days, he became a force of nature from another planet. Shortly after he received his own Mork and Mindy TV
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The Resident
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Society wants to you to believe that divorce is just a “recent” phenomen that happened at the end of the Free Love ’60s and the start of the
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The secret to keeping the budget low on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was that all the costly special effects and fight sequences were spliced out of a Japanese
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Having a show that outdraws network television on paid cable gives HBO a luxury few networks do: the ability to take risks on programming that never would touch
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9-1-1 Season 1
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People like to make fun of network executives meddling in a show since 99% of the time, the suits from ABC, NBC, Fox and CBS are pinheads that
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The Carol Burnett Show was an institution from 1967 to 1978. The fact that a variety show airing on Saturdays at 10 p.m. for most of its run
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Greed is good on television. Few things help heighten a drama than characters that are greedy for power, money or even second helpings of pot roast. Viewers don’t
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Before the internet, the best way to know if an actor or actress was alive was by watching The Love Boat. Anyone who was even slightly famous in
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Jed Clampett and his family had a bit of a shock when they got rich over night from the bubbling crude and moved from a poverty level shack
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AHS!
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Peter Bogdanovich deeply wished Boris Karloff had retired from acting after starring in his Targets. The film was a fitting finale for the horror icon as he played
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The reboot of Cartoon Network's Ben 10has been a success as new fans embrace the tale.
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The Gifted
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This is us
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Reboot and relaunch ... is it successful?
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More Sid!
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There were few jobs that seemed cooler than being a radio station disc jockey. What could be better than getting paid to play your favorite music?
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The DVDs seem to be the best way to watch the show since Cartoon Network didn't exactly run the show weekly.
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Did you know that in 1970 network primetime TV used to start at 7:30 p.m. on week nights? This worked to Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In‘s advantage. It went
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The Miracle Season
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TV shows from across the Atlantic have a serious advantage over an American broadcast TV since they don’t need to think about how to write 22 episodes after
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Battling card games are serious business even if you’re not in elementary school. People go nuts trying to get the right fighter with a massive experience level so
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As long as there has been network TV in America, the goal of each sitcom is to have a season that lasts 24 episodes or more. You want
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Nearly every movie about a horrific killer lurking and tracking down teenagers inside an abandoned insane asylum take place at night. The audience is always asking that one
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When a Prisoner of War Camp’s gates close, a trap door opens is not a popular saying. But it was true in the Fall of 1971 when viewers
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Jumanji II!
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Seth Rollins defends the WWE Title against Dean Ambrose in a ladder match, Cena v Owens 2, Money in the Bank, and much more!
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