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'Breaking Bad' Star Aaron Paul Hawks Games at E3: Other TV Stars Who Should Jump Into the Gaming WorldAaron Paul, who plays the video game-loving Jesse Pinkman on "Breaking Bad," was at E3 to promote the upcoming game "Need for Speed: Rivals." What other TV stars should
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'Mistresses' Cancellation Likely? Four Reasons the New ABC Drama Might Not Get the Ax"Mistresses" fans shouldn't start crying just yet. There are actually several reasons why "Mistresses" might get picked up for a second season, despite the show's rocky start.
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What if USA's 'Suits'/'Covert Affairs' Crossover Was Real?USA viewers are wondering what a full-length crossover between "Suits" and "Covert Affairs" might look like.
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Maggie Lawson Watch: Does 'Back in the Game' Affect New 'Psych' Episodes?The good news is that USA recently ordered five additional scripts for "Psych" Season 8. The bad news? Maggie Lawson's new deal at ABC might ensure that those extra episodes never actually get produced.
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E3 Watch: 'Dexter' Star Yvonne Strahovski and Other TV Actresses in Video GamesIn honor of E3 and Strahovski's imminent return to "Dexter," here's a rundown of famous TV actresses who have lent their voice to video games.
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'The Borgias' Canceled: What Should Stars Holliday Grainger, Francois Arnaud, and the Others Do Next?Showtime's lavish period drama "The Borgias" has been canceled. Looking at the Fall TV schedule, there are plenty of other TV shows where the talented actors of "The Borgias" could find a home.
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Kim Kardashian, Ivanka Trump, and More Controversial 'Project Runway' JudgesFrom actresses to icons, the following people are some of the most controversial guest judges in "Project Runway" history.
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'Game of Thrones' Season 3 Finale Reactions: What Fans Want in Season 4While it may be hard to cope with a year-long wait for new episodes, at least fans will have plenty of time to get excited for Season 4. Here's a guide to what "Thrones" fans want more of in Season 4, from the speculative to the virtually-guaranteed.
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'The Borgias' Is Canceled: Other TV Shows That Can Fill the VoidThe upcoming Season 3 finale episode will also act as a series finale. That means there's going to be a Borgia-sized hole in the hearts of TV fans. Thankfully, there are some shows (both new and old) that can fill the void.Also published on:
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Dear 'Top Chef': Enough With 'Last Chance Kitchen' and 'Battle of the Sous Chefs'"Top Chef," you've got a problem. "Last Chance Kitchen," "Battle of the Sous Chefs," "Save a Chef"...all of these online add-ons to a regular season of "Top Chef" are just getting ridiculous.
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'Psych' Musical Episode To Air This Winter: What Other Shows Should Follow Suit?Hopefully, the success of the "Psych" musical episode will encourage other TV shows to do musical episodes of their own. Here are some top picks for popular shows that could produce some interesting one-off musicals.
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5 Reasons Alyssa Milano Is Perfect for 'Project Runway All Stars'The lovely Alyssa Milano has signed on to host the upcoming third season of "Project Runway All Stars." Here are five reasons that this pick is one of Lifetime's smartest "Runway" moves.
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Does Twitter Really Spoil 'Game of Thrones'? The Red Wedding AftermathThe episodes may be new, but the story isn't. Complaining about "Game of Thrones" spoilers on Twitter is tantamount to complaining about spoilers for the History Channel miniseries "The Bible."Also published on:
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Beyond 'Breaking Bad': British Actors With Flawless American Accents on TVThese actors become completely immersed in their roles, and their accents never betray them. One such actor is Laura Fraser, who had a recurring role on Season 5 of "Breaking Bad" as Lydia Rodarte-Quayle.
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Monkey Business: Best and Worst Uses of Monkeys on TVFrom period dramas to cutting-edge sitcoms, here are some of the best and worse uses of monkeys on TV.
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Michelle Fairley Joins 'Suits': Other 'GoT' Alums Who Should Join Legal DramasGiven the high number of fatalities featured in "Game of Thrones" each season, there are plenty of "GoT" alums who could follow Fairley's lead and take roles on a legal drama. Here are some former "Game of Thrones" actors who could play lawyers.
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Is Rhys Coiro's 'Dexter' Season 8 Character a Blast from Deb's Past?"Dexter" Season 8 is just weeks away, and details about the upcoming season have begun to surface. One interesting bit of news may just suggest that one of the new characters (played by actor Rhys Coiro) is actually a blast from Deb's past.
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'Revolution' Finale Recap: Season 1 Ends With a Bang and a Big DeathThe "Revolution" Season 1 finale was an explosive event that featured plenty of death...including the death of a main character! Spoilers ahead!
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'Project Runway' to Bring Back a Former Contestant: Other Shows Should Follow Suit!Here are some examples of other TV shows that might do well to follow the lead of "Project Runway" Season 12 and invite back some former contestants
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Could the 'Psych' Season 7 Finale Be the Reset the Show Needs?The "Psych" Season 7 finale brought about a bunch of big changes for the crimestoppers of Santa Barbara. Those changes might just breathe new life into this tired old comedy.
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Q&A: 'Project Runway' Designer Valerie Mayen Has High Hopes for 'Runway Redemption'Valerie Mayen's been in the headlines recently thanks to Lifetime's "Runway Redemption" contest. Mayen is one of three former "Runway" contestants who has a shot at being included in "Project Runway" Season 12, airing later this summer.
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If 'Hannibal' Gets Canceled, It's Because of NBC's LazinessDear NBC: It may be time to stop making prequels, sequels, and adaptations. The reason "Hannibal" is on the cusp of being canceled has little to do with the quality of the show, and everything to do with NBC's laziness.
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Five Reasons Max Beesley Is a Great Fit for 'Suits' Season 3As part of the merger with the Brits, the handsome actor Max Beesley will be joining the "Suits" cast. Here are five reasons why Beesley is a great fit for "Suits" Season 3.
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TV's Most Polarizing Wives, From 'Breaking Bad' to 'Mad Men'Viewers love to debate about whether these wives are good for their husbands, or the worst possible match. Here are four such TV wives: some TV fans love them, while others utterly despise them.
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Brown-Nosing Bad Guys: TV's Suck-Ups With a Hidden AgendaFrom period dramas to sitcoms, all of these brown-nosers seem like nice, loyal lackies...but they all have something they want in return.
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TV's Most Infamous Sandwiches, From 'Top Chef' to 'Seinfeld'More often than not, these sandwiches become infamous for their association with hilarious or awkward moments. From cooking shows to sitcoms, these are some of TV's most infamous sandwiches.
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Top 5 Most Shocking Micheletto Kills on 'The Borgias'Played by actor Sean Harris, Micheletto has an almost balletic grace to his movements, and fans love to watch him at work. Here are five of his most shocking, memorable kills to date.
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Surprising Film Roles of 'Dexter' Stars: 'Thor,' 'National Treasure,' and MoreHere's a list of former "Dexter" guest stars and their famous film roles: each one guaranteed to make fans of "Dexter" say, "Wait, that was that guy?"
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'Revolution' Recap: Big Secrets Revealed in 'Children of Men'The episode "Children of Men" was the penultimate episode before the Season 1 finale. The previous episode ended on a big cliffhanger, as Rachel had planned to use a grenade to kill herself and Monroe outside of the Tower.
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Australian PM Julia Gillard Loves 'Game of Thrones': Other Famous FansAustralian Prime Minister Julia Gillard made headlines recently when she announced that she was a big fan of HBO's fantasy series "Game of Thrones." What other celebs like the show?
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Could Former Contestant Valerie Mayen Return for 'Project Runway' Season 12?As you've probably heard, "Project Runway" Season 12 is going to have a big surprise: one designer from a previous season will be selected to join the cast!
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Five New Orleans Challenges Fans Want to See in 'Top Chef' Season 11Given the fact that "Top Chef" is heading to The Big Easy, here are five New Orleans-specific challenges that fans are clamoring for.
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Why Has Shawn Spencer Become Such a Jerk on 'Psych' Season 7?Though it still brings plenty of laughs and lots of interesting cases, there's a major problem with the show. The once charming lead, Shawn Spencer, has kind of turned into a jerk.
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'Golden Boy' Canceled: Is Actor Chi McBride Cursed?You have to wonder if "Golden Boy" actor Chi McBride is cursed. Despite being a great actor, it seems that every TV show that has cast him in a main role over the past decade has been short-lived.
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'Dexter' Final Season Question: Should Dexter Die in the Finale?With the final season of "Dexter" set to premiere next month, fans can't help but wonder whether Dexter Morgan will die in the final episode or live to slay another day.
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'Suits' Season 3: Five Pressing Questions Fans Need AnsweredThe second season ended strong, but some of the developments in the final two episodes brought up some pressing questions that fans want answered in Season 3.
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'Game of Thrones' Star Cast in Garbo Biopic: Who Should Be Next?"Game of Thrones" star Carice van Houten made headlines this week when it was announced she would play Greta Garbo in an upcoming biopic. Here's a list of some "Thrones" actors who deserve a biopic of their own.
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British TV Shows Due for an American Remake (and Networks That Need 'Em)Given the American predilection for remaking British shows, here's a list of recent British TV hits that seem destined for an American remake. Each potential remake could fill a hole in the schedule of an American network.
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Does 'The Office' Series Finale Mark the Death of the Mockumentary on TV?In the wake of "The Office" series finale, TV fans are wondering if public interest in mockumentary TV has started to wane.
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'Revolution' Recap: A Traitor in Their MidstIn the "Revolution" episode "Clue," Miles was on the hunt for a traitor within his ranks. Meanwhile, Monroe attempts to extract vital intelligence from Nora, and Rachel and Aaron finally make it to Colorado. Here's what happened, in case you missed it.
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Flash-Forward Finale: How Some of TV's Best Shows Might EndHere is a list of some of the hottest shows on TV right now, and how they could incorporate a flash-forward ending.
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One Simple Change That Could Have Saved 'Smash' From CancellationDespite a strong pilot episode populated with talented performers, "Smash" started to hemorrhage viewers in its second season. If the show had made one simple change, viewership could have stayed steady (or even increased) in Season 2.
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It's So Hard to Say Goodbye: TV's Most Emotional Finales, From 'The Office' to 'Six Feet Under'If you're craving a tear-jerker, the following series finales will absolutely fit the bill. -
Terrifying Tales From Around the Globe: TV Shows That Inspired Real CrimesSad, but true: All of these TV shows inspired criminals in the real world.
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'The Borgias' Might End With a Film: What Other Showtime Series Should Follow Suit?If this movie is well-received, it could open up the possibility of closing other Showtime properties with a similar movie event. Here is a list of some Showtime programs that would be great candidates for a movie ending.
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Thrillist is Wrong: Women Love 'Game of Thrones,' and Here's Why!Sellitti is just plain wrong. Here are some reasons that female TV fans actually love "Game of Thrones."
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A Controversial Reality TV Theory: Season 3 is Always the BestFrom fashion competitions to cooking programs, all of these reality TV shows peaked in their third season.
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Should 'Suits' Season 3 Put Harvey in a Committed Relationship?Here are the frontrunners for Harvey's heart, along with compelling reasons why they should (and shouldn't) get together.
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Fox Announces 'Junior Masterchef' for the Fall: Will It Affect 'Top Chef Junior'?The announcement of "Junior Masterchef" could mean a bit of a schedule shake-up over at Bravo, the home of the competing cooking franchise "Top Chef."
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'Revolution' Recap: Rachel Attempts a Dangerous Cure in 'The Longest Day'In the "Revolution" episode "The Longest Day," Rachel and Aaron play a dangerous game of Russian roulette with the capsule, while Charlie is trapped under a pile of rubble.
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Why Bryan Cranston Should Focus on TV, Not Films, When 'Breaking Bad' EndsIt's pretty clear that Bryan Cranston can write his own ticket after "Breaking Bad" comes to an end this summer. The only question for fans is this: what exactly will Cranston do next?
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'Futurama' Canceled, 'The Cleveland Show' Is Likely Axed: What Animated Series Might Be Next?Seeing both "Futurama" and "The Cleveland Show" get axed within days of each other has some TV fans worried. These other animated series with devoted adult followings could be next!Also published on:
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Why Is it so Hard for 'Project Runway' Fans to Find Clothes From Their Favorite Designers?As a franchise that has spawned tons of spinoffs and legions of fashion fans, it seems only logical that "Project Runway" should stop being just a TV show and start being a respected fashion brand. -
Finally! TV Moments Where Two Characters Finally Got Together, Much to the Delight of Fans"Game of Thrones" fans let out a collective cry of "Finally!" during the Season 3 episode, "Kissed by Fire." In that episode, the long-simmering sexual tension between Jon Snow and Ygritte finally reached its boiling point.
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Period Drama Characters That Desperately Deserve Their Own SpinoffDespite their small roles, these supporting characters from period dramas all deserve a show of their own.
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'Revolution' Recap: Miles Mourns Emma in 'The Love Boat'Tom Neville and Miles are now on the same side, on the orders of President Foster. Here's what happened, in case you missed it...
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After 'Psych': What Should Dulé Hill Do After the USA Show Ends?It's a little early to guess what new shows will premiere in the 2014/2015 TV season, but there are some currently airing shows and shows in the works that would be a great home for Hill.
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'Suits': The Most Important Reason Mike and Rachel Need to Stay TogetherWhile there are tons of reasons that Mike and Rachel might break things off, there is one very compelling reason for the two to stay together.
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'Dexter' Fans Should Root for Deb to Embrace Her Dark Passenger in Season 8: Here's WhyThere are four compelling reasons why 'Dexter' fans should be rooting for Deb to embrace a Dark Passenger of her own in the show's final season.
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'The Office' Cast Proves That Comedians Make the Best Dramatic ActorsHere are some prime examples of the dramatic work "Office" stars have produced over the years, despite the fact that most people only see them as comedians.
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Who's Better at Building Buzz? 'Game of Thrones' Vs. 'Mad Men'In the run-up to the Season 3 premiere of "Game of Thrones," it seemed like HBO was debuting a new promotional image or trailer every week. In contrast, the PR blitz for "Mad Men" was positively spartan.
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'Revolution' Recap: Meet the Woman Monroe and Miles Fight Over in 'Home'While Monroe was content to ignore Miles in the mid-season premiere, he's changed his tune: he orders the assassination of Miles Matheson in the opening of the episode!
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'Bones' Season 8 Finale Recap: Brennan Proposes, Pelant Ruins Everything in 'The Secret in the Siege'The eighth season of "Bones" wrapped up in the episode entitled "The Secret in the Siege." The murderous genius Pelant returned, and managed to cripple Booth and Brennan's relationship.
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With 'Cult' a Bust, Will Matt Davis Return to 'The Vampire Diaries' Next Year?Can Davis really return to a series where his character was killed off?
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3 Ways to Make the Teen Edition of 'Top Chef' Compelling TVHere are some simple ways that the producers could make "Top Chef Junior" an entertaining, must-watch series.
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Most Anti-Climactic 'Project Runway' Winner DecisionsHere are some prime examples of some of the most uninspiring, unexciting season finales and winner announcements in "Project Runway" history.
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TV's Most Lovable Mean Girls (and Mean Women!)Whether they're mean girls or mean women, these cold-hearted gals always manage to warm the hearts of TV fans.
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Hilarious and Kind: TV's Most Beloved, Funny GrandmothersFrom supernatural thrillers to critically-acclaimed legal dramas, these funny grandmothers are enduring symbols of love in a tumultuous world.
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TV's Most Iconic Bald Characters, From Breaking Bad' to 'Dexter'From crime dramas to sci-fi, these iconic bald characters are truly memorable.
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A Matter of Chemistry: Reality TV Shows That Just Don't Work Without Their Original JudgesFrom cooking competitions to singing contests, these reality TV shows have all deviated from their "classic" lineup of judges...and the results weren't good.
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'Psych' Series Finale: Which Fan-Favorite Characters Should Return?From antagonists to love interests, these characters ought to make an appearance in the "Psych" series finale.
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5 Compelling Reasons 'The Vampire Diaries' Fans Should Be Watching 'The Borgias'If you're a fan of the CW's "Vampire Diaries," then you really ought to check out "The Borgias" for the following reasons. Here's why!
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A 'Dexter' Spinoff Starring Deb? These Other Characters Should Sign On!If a Deb-centered spinoff does get developed, it's likely that a few "Dexter" characters would also appear on Deb's show. Here are some top picks for beloved "Dexter" characters that could make a Deb-centric series work.
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'80s Flashbacks: Current TV Shows That Had Pivotal Moments in 1987Here are some prime examples of contemporary TV shows that aired long after the 1980s...but still featured important flashbacks to the year 1987!
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'Revolution' Recap: A Nuke Threatens Atlanta in 'The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia'On the "Revolution" episode "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia," part of the team heads to Atlanta, while Monroe investigates Neville's disappearance.
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'Bones' Recap: Arastoo is Infected With a Deadly Virus in 'The Pathos in the Pathogens'The tear-jerking, heart-pounding "Bones" episode "The Pathos in the Pathogens" sees Cam's boyfriend Arastoo fighting for his life.
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Weird, Wonderful Facts About 'The Office' Star John KrasinskiAs the date of the series finale draws closer, it's time to learn a bit more about the actor who brought Jim Halpert to life. Here are some interesting facts about John Krasinski.
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The Original 'Buffy' is on 'Psych': What is the Rest of the Cast Up To?Seeing Kristy Swanson on "Psych" has got "Buffy" fans wondering what the rest of the 1992 film cast has been up to. In case you were wondering, here are some highlights of what the former "Buffy" cast members have been doing.
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'Game of Thrones' Star Appears on 'Suits': Which Other 'GoT' Stars Should Follow Suit?Here are some top picks for "Thrones" cast members who would be great guest stars on "Suits."
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Good TV Characters Who Succumb to the Lure of EvilFrom gritty crime dramas to late-night cult hits, these once-good TV characters eventually became downright evil.
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Sibling Partners in Crime, from 'Dexter' to 'Breaking Bad'Dexter and Deb Morgan aren't the only TV siblings who have conspired together for criminal purposes. From gritty dramas to dramatic space operas, these siblings are also partners in crime.
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Why 'Game of Thrones' Needs to Stop Changing Character NamesNeed proof that the name changing on "Game of Thrones" is unnecessary? Here are some critically-acclaimed TV shows that all feature multiple characters with the same name...and no fans complained about similar names on those shows!
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'Cult' and Other Canceled TV Shows Whose Final Episodes Never AiredIt seems like "Cult" is destined to become yet another canceled TV show whose final episodes may never see the light of day. Here are some other past TV shows that were canceled before their final episodes were aired.
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Have You Noticed the Odd Recurring Theme in Showtime's Stable of Shows?There's an odd recurring theme in the original programming over at Showtime. Some of the network's most popular shows all share an odd quirk: the family members are quite close...a little too close, as a matter of fact.
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'Bones' Recap: Booth's Mom Returns in 'The Party in the Pants'On this episode of "Bones," Booth's estranged mother comes back into his life, and the team investigates the murder of an investment expert who was moonlighting as a stripper.
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If 'Top Chef' Did a Celebrity Edition, Which Celebs Should Be Featured?Here is a shortlist of some celebs who should be given a chance to appear on a "Top Chef" celebrity charity special.
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Sticks and Stones: TV Characters Who Love Their Insulting NicknamesFrom fantastical dramas to beloved kid's shows, these are the TV characters who have taken insulting nicknames and used them with pride.
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'Breaking Bad' Spinoff Rumors: 6 Questions Fans Should Ask ThemselvesThe show, likely to be titled "Better Call Saul," would be a dream come true for fans of both Odenkirk and "Breaking Bad." But before fans get too excited, they need to ask themselves a few very important questions about this possible spinoff.
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Which 'Suits' Characters Should Return in Season 3 (and Why!)Here are some important characters "Suits" needs to bring back for Season 3.
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Why Did the CW's 'Cult' Get Canceled? Here Are 6 Compelling ReasonsWith such a charismatic actor at its helm, how did "Cult" go wrong? Sadly, there are at least six compelling reasons that "Cult" became an utter flop.
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After 'The Borgias': What Should Showtime's Next Period Drama Be About?Here are some historical time periods that would be a perfect setting for Showtime's next historical drama.
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Fairy Tale TV Puzzle: Why 'Beauty and the Beast' is Failing and 'Once Upon a Time' is ThrivingWhy does "Beast" fail to grab big numbers, while "Once Upon a Time" is getting ready for a spinoff? Here are some compelling reasons that explain why only one of these fairy tale shows is getting a fairy tale ending.
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'Dexter': 5 Plots Fans Don't Want to See in the (Almost Certainly) Final SeasonHere are five storylines that fans absolutely don't want to see in Season 8 of "Dexter," whether the season is the show's final outing or not.
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'Grey's Anatomy' Hits a Series Low: Will It Get Canceled Along With These Other Low-Rated Medical Dramas?"Grey's" isn't the only medical drama that could be on the chopping block. The CW's low-rated "Hart of Dixie" is on the bubble for renewal, along with ABC's "Body of Proof."Also published on:
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‘Cult’ Recap: Sakelik’s Past Revealed in ‘Suffer the Children’The “Cult” episode “Suffer the Children” features heartbreaking cases of abandoned children, both in “real life” and the show-within-a-show.
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‘Top Chef’ Personalities Who Also Appeared On Scripted TVSusan Feniger isn’t the only “Top Chef” personality who has also appeared on scripted TV programs. From sci-fi to animated shows, you won’t believe where the famous faces of “Top Chef” have been spotted over the years.
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What Were They Thinking? The Worst 'Project Runway' Challenges EverPity the poor designers who had to cope with these challenges: they were the worst in “Runway” history.
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Unfireable: TV Characters Who Never Lose Their Jobs, No Matter WhatFrom legal dramas to sitcoms, these characters are constantly getting fired from their jobs…or at least, they should be!
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‘The Office’ Finale Predictions: How Will These Relationships Be Resolved?As the series draws to a close, fans can’t help but wonder which couples will stay together, and which couples will be separated by the show’s end. Here are some predictions.
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'Dexter' Season 8 Might Cover Up Maria’s Death: Other Shows With Murder Cover-UpsIf Dex and Deb do try and make LaGuerta’s murder look like an accident, they’ll be following in the footsteps of many other TV characters who came before them.
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‘Revolution’ Recap: The Secret of the Pendants is Revealed in 'Ghosts'“Ghosts” is a somber episode of “Revolution” which opens with Danny’s humble funeral. The episode sees Nora and Miles set out to find Jim Hudson, one of the men that Miles conspired with to kill Sebastian Monroe.
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‘Bones’ Recap: Dr. Brennan Must Identify 'The Maiden in the Mushrooms'The “Bones” episode “The Maiden in the Mushrooms” revolves around the death of a young woman with a perfect manicure and designer shoes. However, Dr. Brennan can’t focus on the case: her daughter was accused of biting another child at daycare!
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A Warning to Others: TV Characters Who Display Their Enemies' BodiesFrom period dramas to gritty, post-apocalyptic dramas, all of these TV shows feature characters who are obsessed with displaying the corpses of their enemies.
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Weird but True: All of These TV Characters Love Pineapples to an Absurd DegreeFrom sitcoms to cartoons, all of these characters are absolutely crazy about pineapples.
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Destroy the Set: TV’s Most Epic Scenes of Location DestructionFrom historical shows to gritty dramas, these TV shows have all featured memorable scenes where important sets were destroyed.
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'Game of Thrones' Prequel a Possibility: Could Other Shows Follow Suit?If a prequel for “Game of Thrones” becomes a success, here’s hoping that the following fan-favorite shows will spawn some long-awaited prequels of their own.
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‘Cult’ Recap: Jeff Fights ‘The Good Fight,’ and Someone Lands in the HospitalAfter a passionate kiss between Jeff and Skye in the previous episode of “Cult,” the episode “The Good Fight” sees a major character land in the hospital! Here’s what happened.
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'The Carrie Diaries' to Be Canceled? Other 'Teen Prequel' Shows With More PromiseHere are some examples of popular TV shows that could inspire a more successful prequel. These concepts could actually become high-rated hits for this youthful network.
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Like Cartoons in Real Life: TV’s Most Hilarious Instances of Personal InjuryThe following TV shows are famous for almost cartoonish physical injuries, and feature some of the funniest scenes of bodily harm ever put to film.
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‘Project Runway’ Partnerships: What Should These Memorable Contestants Do Next?Here are some ideas for partnerships that would be perfect for some of the most popular contestants in “Runway” history.
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‘Breaking Bad’ Makes a Controversial Statement About the Nature of IntelligenceWhile most people would say that a college-educated man like Walter White is an intelligent man, “Breaking Bad” has made the same understated argument time and time again: “smart” men like Walt are dumb.
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Can ‘Community’ Get Renewed Without Chevy Chase on Board?Comedy legend Chevy Chase left the series before filming for Season 4 was completed. This may make NBC less likely to renew the series, since Chase was a big draw for many viewers.
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The High Cost of Living: How Can These TV Characters Afford Their Homes?There are plenty of TV shows that feature characters living extravagant lifestyles that just don’t seem realistic. Here are some TV characters who don’t seem like they should be able to afford the places where they live.
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Character Conflation: Historical Dramas that Merged Multiple People into One CharacterBelieve it or not, all of the following historical dramas are based on true events…but they all feature characters who were mashed together from multiple historical personages.
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Don’t I Know You From Somewhere? TV Shows Featuring Celebrity DoppelgangersIt’s not uncommon for shows to comment on the physical similarities between the appearance of an actor on the show, and another famous celebrity. Here are some popular sitcoms that feature some very funny jokes about celebrity doppelgangers.
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TV Shows That Inspired Real Food, Drink: ‘Top Chef,’ ‘Breaking Bad,’ and MoreEver since the invention of the “TV Dinner” in the 1950s, food and television have been inextricably linked.
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Will ‘Dexter’ Lose Viewers in Its New Season 8 Timeslot?By moving “Dexter” to a summer programming slot, ratings for the series may slip.
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'Bones' Recap: Diamonds Found Inside a Corpse in 'The Blood from the Stones'In the “Bones” episode “The Blood from the Stones,” Bones sees something she’s never seen before, and a documentary filmmaker takes over the Jeffersonian. Here’s what happened, in case you missed it.
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Recap: 'Revolution' Returns From Hiatus With an Intense Episode (and a Major Death!)After a hiatus of several months, NBC’s "Revolution" returned on March 25 with an intense episode called “The Stand.”
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‘Game of Thrones’ Actor Has a Pop-Star Sister: What Other TV Stars Have Famous Siblings?Alife and Lily Allen aren’t the only pair of siblings who both achieved fame in their own right. Here are some other TV stars who have famous siblings of their own.
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You Look Familiar: British TV Shows That Cast Too-Similar Replacement ActorsHere are some prime examples of Britcoms and British dramas that brought in replacement actors who were just too similar to the original talent.
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The ‘Top Chef’ Spinoffs Fans Actually Want: Friendships, Feasts, and Fun!Here are some more creative ideas for “Top Chef” spinoffs that would actually get fans excited.
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Ally Sheedy Returns to 'Psych': Which Other '80s Stars Should Return to TV?Sheedy, who rose to prominence in the 1980s in films like “The Breakfast Club” and “WarGames,” sort of fell off the public radar. Here are some prime actors who were famous in the 1980s, and are due for a career-reviving role on TV.
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‘Project Runway’ Fans Say Samantha was Robbed: Other Controversial Reality Show EliminationsThe recent elimination of Samantha from the “Project Runway” lineup is just the latest in a long series of controversial reality TV eliminations that have angered fans.
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George R. R. Martin to Make a Cameo on ‘Game of Thrones’: Which Other Creators Should Follow Suit?With Martin slated to appear in Season 4 of “Thrones” (which technically hasn’t even been renewed for the fourth season yet), TV fans are wondering what other show creators should make cameo appearances in their own work.
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‘Cult’ Recap: Can You Believe Who Locked Lips in ‘The Kiss’?The March 22 episode of “Cult” (entiingly entitled “The Kiss”) saw a disturbing kiss take place on the show-within-a-show, and another memorable kiss in the real world.
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‘Dexter’ Star’s Cryptic Tweet: What’s Happening in Season 8?What “challenging,” “intimidating” scene could Carpenter have been shooting? Here are some theories about what Deb will do in Season 8.
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TV Spinoffs That Were Dead on Arrival But Could Have Been GreatHere are some examples of other spinoffs that were canceled before they had their chance to dazzle. Even though each series was D.O.A., they all had great potential.
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Faker! Memorable TV Moments When Characters Faked TearsHere are some TV characters who were famous for faking their tears in order to get their own way.
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Delightful or Dastardly? Are These Beloved Characters Good or Evil?Surprisingly, some of TV’s most beloved “good guys” have more than their fair share of haters. Are these “good” TV characters delightful or dastardly?
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Big Changes: TV Characters Who Underwent a Massive MetamorphosisFrom period dramas to supernatural thrillers, these characters have all undergone truly massive changes to their personalities.
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‘Bones’ Recap: A Head in the Toilet in ‘The Doom in the Gloom’The Mar. 18 episode of “Bones” (entitled “The Doom in the Gloom”) featured some unforgettable imagery, including a head in a toilet. In case you missed it, here are all the juicy details.
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The Bad Guy Always Wins on These Popular TV ShowsHere are some prime examples of TV shows where the bad guy always seems to come out on top.
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From ‘Breaking Bad’ to ‘True Blood,’ TV’s Most Epic PartiesEven if you’re kind of a homebody, most TV fans would have killed to be a part of these incredible fictional parties.
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Atoning for the Past: TV Characters Committed to Making Things RightFrom legal dramas to futuristic thrillers, these TV shows all feature a beloved character who feels the need to atone for their past transgressions.
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Real-Life Wife: Actresses Who Guest Starred on Their Husbands' TV ShowsNicole Lyn is far from the first Hollywood wife to try and stay close to her spouse by becoming a guest star. Here are some other wives who acted alongside their husbands on TV.
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‘Cult’: Another Kidnapping in ‘Get With the Program’In the Mar. 15 episode of “Cult” (“Get With the Program”), fans saw Jeff make contact with another person who had lost a loved one to the show-within-a-show. But can she be trusted?
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Sweet and Innocent: TV Shows Where Blondes Are Totally WholesomeHere are three examples of TV shows where blonde characters are routinely pictured as being paragons of virtue.
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The Most Hated Love Triangles on TV: ‘The Office,’ ‘Lost,’ and MoreHere are some examples of the most-hated TV love triangles in recent memory.
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Persnickety Diction: TV Moments Where Word Choice Is Way Too ImportantSome of the funniest and most memorable moments in recent TV history center around people who are adamant about the use of a certain word or phrase.
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Brains and Brawn: TV’s Big Guns With Even Bigger BrainsFrom comedies to gritty dramas, these brawny men are obviously tough…but they’re also quite clever.
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One Actor, Many Faces: TV Stars Playing Multiple Roles on One ShowIf you respect chameleon-like actors, the following shows are home to some of the finest in the biz.
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Fan Debate: When Did These Popular TV Shows Start to Go Sour?One thing is clear: fans just love to debate when exactly these shows started to go sour.
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‘Project Runway’ Fatigue: Ideas for a New FormatThis “teams version” of the show is creative, but the “Runway” series needs a real shake-up to their format in order to draw in new fans and attract old ones. Here are some ideas.
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‘Cult’ Recap: 'Being Billy' Features the Creepiest Campus Game of All TimeThis week’s mysterious episode of ‘Cult’ is called “Being Billy.” And like most episodes of the show, it brings up more questions than it answers.
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Great Big Fibs: TV Shows Based Entirely on a Gigantic LieWithout lies, these TV shows just wouldn’t exist. -
I’m Not a Laywer, I Just Play One on TV: Characters Who Pretend to Be AttorneysFrom sitcoms to legal dramas, these fake lawyers have real appeal.
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What does she see in him? Female TV characters who could do so much betterHere are some prime examples of female TV characters who could do so much better than the man they are with.
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The surprising similarities between ‘Mad Men’ and ‘Suits’These two shows have more in common than you might think.
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‘Bones’ recap: Cam and Arastoo are still together in ‘The Survivor in the Soap’In the “Bones” episode “The Survivor in the Soap,” fans learned that Cam and Arastoo are still together (and still happy!), as well as what vacation spot would be perfect for Booth and Brennan to enjoy.
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From extra to extra special: Minor TV roles that became iconicTV history is filled with examples of actors who went from being an extra to being extra special.
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Beyond the ‘Game of Thrones’ game: Other shows deserving of a Facebook gameAs awesome as it is that “Thrones” fans have a Facebook game to call their own, there are plenty of other popular TV shows out there that could greatly benefit from engaging with fans through some form of social, Facebook-based game.
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‘Dexter’ Season 8 guest stars: Who they’ll play (and who fans wish they were playing)Here’s a rundown of three guest stars set to appear in Season 8 of “Dexter.” There’s info about the roles they will actually be playing, as well as a “wish list” for what these actors should really be doing on the show.
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Why Season 3 of ‘The Borgias’ could be the show’s swan songFans of Showtime’s period drama “The Borgias” aren’t going to like this, but their favorite show is in trouble.
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‘The Office’ vs. ‘Community’: Comparing the cause of ‘seasonal rot’ in 2 NBC comediesTwo NBC comedies that have been criticized as “seasonal rot” victims are “The Office” and “Community.” Both shows have been criticized for losing their emotional center and trademark humor in their later seasons.
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Three BBC shows recently canceled for mystifying reasonsThe cancellation of these three shows has baffled and mystified fans…and some TV insiders. Here are the reasons that three British shows got the axe this winter.
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‘Cult’ recap: ‘In the Blood’ reveals Skye’s motivationsIn this chilling episode of “Cult,” Jeff recruits someone with serious tech skills to help him find his lost brother, and Skye reveals her true reasons for taking a job on the set of the mysterious TV show.
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‘Revolution’ releases 6 webisodes to bridge gap until Season 1 returns: Watch them all now [Video]NBC has produced six animated webisodes set in the “Revolution” universe. Entitled “Wheatley’s Letters,” each short webisode centers around Joseph Wheatley (the character who led Miles through the tunnels and into a trap in the episode “Kashmir.”)
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G4 is now the Esquire Network: What other TV networks bit the dust?From golden oldies to more recently departed stations, here’s a brief rundown of some once-famous networks that simply no longer exist.
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‘Bones’ recap: Meet the new intern in ‘The Fact in the Fiction’The “Bones” episode “The Fact in the Fiction” opens with an banker-turned-kale farmer plowing his fields on a big tractor. But when he encounters a dead body in his fields, his reflexes aren’t good enough to stop the combine in time.
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‘Psych’ Season 7 is almost here! In the meantime, do you know about these other TV psychics?In honor of the return of “Psych,” here’s a rundown of some of the other notable TV psychics from years past.
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In a Pickle: ‘Top Chef’ Contestants Who Turned Something Sour Into Something SweetPucker up: the following “Top Chef” contestants used some creative pickles in their dishes to secure top honors. -
‘Game of Thrones,’ ‘Dexter,’ and other TV shows with Facebook games“Game of Thrones Ascent" is a Facebook game that's free to play, and lets players conduct their own political machinations in Westeros.
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From 'Breaking Bad' to 'Sherlock': TV scenes that feature breathtaking camera workEven if you’ve seen these TV moments before, watch them again: these thoughtfully-composed shots are truly impressive.
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‘Dexter,’ ‘Bones,’ and more ‘scientific’ shows with shaky science scenesOver the years, there have been plenty of examples of TV shows where “smart” scientists are seen doing or saying things that no self-respecting scientist would ever do in real life. Here are some of the most memorable.
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The hardest ‘Project Runway’ challenges feature Heidi Klum as the clientWhether the designers were crafting a stunning look for Heidi to wear herself, or creating looks for one Heidi’s many clothing lines, these “Project Runway” challenges were filled with plenty of drama.
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‘Cult’ premiere recap: The CW’s newest show is seriously creepyFeaturing a deeply unsettling show-within-a-show, “Cult” centers of a series of real world disappearances that seem to mimic the crimes of the fictional TV series.
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TV for smart people: Shows that hinge on a battle of witsIf you’ve been craving intellectually nourishing TV, the following shows are sure to ensnare you with their captivating battles of the wits.
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Will ‘Dexter’ Season 8 explore the 5 stages of grief?If ‘Dexter’ does explore the five stages of grief in Season 8, it will be following a long tradition of other TV shows that have plumbed the depths of this psychological concept. Here are some examples of other beloved TV programs that also did this.
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Suffering from ‘Downton’ withdrawal? These shows can tide you over until Season 4Shows like "Game of Thrones" and "Boardwalk Empire" might not seem similar to “Downton” on the surface, but they actually share many common themes.
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Chef Overboard! ‘Top Chef’ Challenges Set on the High SeasOver the years, tons of “Top Chef” challenges have taken place at sea, and there’s always big potential for drama and dashed dreams. Here are some sea-faring highlights from the past ten seasons of “Top Chef.”
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‘Breaking Bad’: Four surprising facts you never knew about Vince Gilligan's showEven if you’re a hardcore fan of the show, there are four surprising facts about “Breaking Bad” you may not have known.
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Maggie Lawson to star in ABC comedy: Can ‘Psych’ go on without its Juliet?Here’s the deal: Maggie Lawson, who plays Juliet on “Psych,” just signed on to appear in a comedy pilot opposite James Caan over at ABC. If the series gets picked up, it will be downright impossible for Lawson to appear on both “Psych” and the new show.
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‘Bones’ recap: Bones dies and visits the afterlife in ‘The Shot in the Dark’The “Bones” episode “The Shot in the Dark” saw Dr. Brennan get shot!
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Why can’t they just be happy? TV’s most tragic couplesForget Romeo and Juliet: these TV lovebirds have tragic, heartwrenching relationships that TV fans are heavily invested in. Despite all the drama and the pain, TV fans wouldn't have it any other way.
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‘Bones’ recap: Ang goes undercover in ‘The Doll in the Derby’The “Bones” episode “The Doll in the Derby” sees Angela go undercover, much like Bones and Brennan did earlier this season when they tried out for the dance competition.
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Bring out your dead: TV’s most important deceased charactersThe main character is always the most important character on a TV show…except when they aren’t. In many shows, the most important character died before the show even begins.
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'Sex and the City' to 'Suits': TV comedies that turned into dramasA show that debuts as a comedy in its first season can become a dramedy by its second season, and a full-on drama by its third. For the following shows, one thing is clear: the longer some shows go on, the darker things will become.
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‘Bones’ recap: Daisy is back in 'The Twist in the Plot’The “Bones” episode “The Twist in the Plot” opens with a husband and wife enjoying a Segway tour through the woods. The wife takes a tumble, and finds a buried body.
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'This is what I’m good at!' TV villains who excel at evilYour high school guidance counselor probably gave you a simple piece of career advice: find out what you’re good at, and do that for a living. But some TV characters who follow this advice end up going down a dark path.
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Unintentionally hilarious TV moments, from 'Project Runway' to 'True Blood'Sometimes, the funniest TV moments take place on shows that aren’t supposed to be comedic. Whether its an unplanned moment on a reality TV series or an unfortunately funny word choice during a dramatic scene, some TV shows just give fans the giggles.
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TV’s best board game episodes, from ‘The Office’ to ‘Seinfeld’From “The Office” to “Seinfeld,” these TV shows all feature a classic episode where a board game plays an important role.
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Looking Ahead: Ideas for Challenges in the Next Season of ‘Top Chef’With Season 10 drawing to a close, here are some ideas for challenges that should be included in Season 11.
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Breakfast of Champions?: TV Characters with Questionable Eating HabitsTV fans, don’t despair: even if your breakfast isn’t well-balanced, it can’t be as bad as the unhealthy breakfasts that these TV characters consume. Here are some prime examples of characters who eat a massively unhealthy breakfast.
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Dissecting ‘The Borgias’ Season 3 teaser: What to expect this seasonWhile the teaser is short, there are a couple of key details in the video that betray big secrets about what will happen to the Borgia clan is Season 3. Here are some of the big events that “Borgias” fans can look forward to this season.
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What 'Psych' fans must know before Season 7 premieresEven if you’re all caught up on the show’s previous episodes, there are still a few things that “Psych” fans should know going into the new season.
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‘Dexter’ rumor mill: Two more seasons on the way?For months, Showtime execs have been saying that “Dexter” will end with next season, the show’s eighth. However, recent news seems to throw that assertion into question.
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Early predictions: These designers will make it to the 'Project Runway' Season 11 finaleOut of the remaining designers, who is most likely to make it to the finale?
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'Game of Thrones': Is it fair for fans to get mad at George R. R. Martin?It was recently announced that Martin would be releasing a new story set in the “Game of Thrones” universe. But rather than rejoice, many “Thrones” fans are very disappointed.
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Reunited: Actors who should appear on ‘Psych’ for a cast reunionWouldn’t it be cool if upcoming “Psych” guest stars were also able to participate in a similar “reunion” episode? Here is a list of some actors who should appear on “Pscyh,” allowing them to reunite with “Psych” stars they worked with in the past?
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'Her?' TV’s puzzling romantic pairings, from 'Arrested Development' to 'The Office'Too often, it seems like TV characters get paired up because someone thinks, “Hey, you’re a girl and I’m a guy…so its pretty much inevitable, right?”
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Gross! TV’s unsexiest 'sexy' momentsWhether intentional or unintentional, these “sexy” TV moments are just plain creepy.
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Ranking Dexter Morgan’s love interests: Who was best for him?With the show nearing its final season, let’s take a look back and review all of Dexter’s previous flames. Who was best for Dexter, and who is he most likely to end up with by the end of the show?
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From 'Breaking Bad' to 'Downton Abbey': Great ideas for unlikely TV spinoffsHere are some great ideas for TV spinoff series that are unlikely to happen.
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From Tony Soprano to Cesare Borgia: TV bad guys with a soft spot for MomFrom period dramas to sci-fi, these diverse TV shows all have one thing in common: the bad guys always remain devoted to their dear old mothers.
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Highs and Lows: ‘Top Chef’ Contestants Who Went from Winners to Losers in the Same EpisodeEach of these “Top Chef” contestants is remembered for winning the Quickfire challenge in the same episode where they got sent home.
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TV characters who struggle to live up to parental expectationsHere are some prime examples of TV characters who struggle to live up to parental expectations.
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‘Bones’ recap: Pelant returns in ‘The Corpse on the Canopy’The “Bones” episode “The Corpse on the Canopy” opens with Angela and Hodgins in bed, with their baby crying in the background. A drop of blood falls on his face, startling him awake.
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Ideas for TV-inspired ‘Project Runway’ crossover challengesTV and fashion are a natural pairing: that’s why “Project Runway” has been on the air for so many years. But wouldn’t it be great if the “Runway” designers were tasked with creating garments for your favorite scripted TV programs?
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El joke-o: From 'SNL' to 'Psych,' hilariously bad Spanish on TVFrom animated shows to goofy comedies, these TV shows all feature scenes where character speak in hilariously bad, broken Spanish.











