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Premiering in 1972, “M*A*S*H” is one of the best TV shows of the 1970s, mixing comedy with wartime medical drama. But despite its venerated status and what hardcore fans may tell you, not every episode needs to be seen more than once. Running for 11 seasons, it’s a basic law of averages, that the sitcom…
Scripted television lives and dies by the strength of pilot episodes, making the most of their only chance at a first impression. HBO series are particularly good at this, with many of the best HBO original series of all time boasting some of the greatest pilots in the game. Whether it’s establishing a sweeping fantasy…
Even newbies to the world of the original “The Twilight Zone” series probably have some knowledge of the shocking endings, the rattling storyline twists, and the unforgettable performances that endure more than 60 years after they premiered.
The Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba manga took the world by storm when it originally debuted in 2016, and its anime adaptation became even more popular thanks to its outstanding animation. Fans now have another option for streaming every episode of the anime, and the best part is that the Latin American Spanish dub is…
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HBO has been a home for prestige television for several decades now. Whether it’s long-running shows like “Curb Your Enthusiasm” or medium-altering phenomena like “Game of Thrones,” there’s no shortage of series that remind audiences just how effective great television can be at keeping us tuned in every week. However, some of the most memorable…
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The beloved medical comedy Scrubs is back — again! The series, which was rebooted earlier this year on ABC, reuniting most of the show’s original cast, including Zach Braff, Donald Faison and Sarah Chalke, received a second-season order and premiered on Sept. 30.