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Few television genres are as consistently rewarding as the war drama. Armed with fascinating characters, rich historical settings, political maneuvering, and thoughtful storytelling, these series immerse viewers in conflicts inspired by real events and turbulent periods in history.

Football may not have started out as America’s pastime, but over the last few decades, it’s hard to deny that it’s become the country’s favorite sport. The stakes and strategy also lend the sport perfectly to storytelling. It makes sense that TV networks would try to find as many ways as possible to build shows around…

PC games saw huge leaps forward in terms of quality and just what was possible for gaming on the platform throughout the 1990s. From the explosion of first-person shooter titles to real-time strategy games becoming more popular, PC titles grew more diverse and sophisticated during the decade. Other genres, like interactive story games and turn-based…

In the 2010s, “The Avengers” convinced every studio that cinematic universes were the future of motion pictures. Thus, a slew of half-hearted attempts to recreate the Marvel Cinematic Universe magic unfolded, including such infamous projects as the Dark Universe or “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.” Most of these endeavors flamed out (even the DC…

Over the past decade, A24 has built a reputation as one of the dominant art-house producer-distributors in American cinema. Its impact on television is less celebrated.

Throughout television history, a small number of sitcoms have been nearly universally recognized as the greatest comedy series. Those shows include titles like Friends, Seinfeld, Cheers, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The Simpsons, I Love Lucy, The Office, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and All in the Family. Recently, one beloved series that premiered more than 19…

With Spider-Man swinging back into theaters with “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” TVLine is taking a look back at the web-head’s legacy on the small screen by ranking every Spider-Man TV show, live-action or animated.

Apple TV has built a distinct identity around its limited-series catalog. Like other streamers, they draw on popular contemporary literature for inspiration, turning best-selling page-turners into must-watch television. The divergence, represented in their best work, lies in the execution.

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“Mario Kart” has been a fan-favorite video game staple for over 30 years now. Starting with “Super Mario Kart” on the SNES in 1992, the series has taken Nintendo’s most iconic characters on countless high-octane, chaotic races. “Mario Kart” has come to every major Nintendo platform since (with the exception of the complete failure that was…