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The Foreign Hit Romcom Movie That Led To Dancing With The Stars' Creation - TVLine (opens the original)
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We can thank Baz Luhrmann for "Dancing with the Stars." His 1992 Australian romcom "Strictly Ballroom" provided a unique inside look at the strict world of competitive ballroom dancing. Prior to Luhrmann's fabulously sequined interpretation of the sport, professional ballroom dancing was showcased on the British show "Come Dancing." Airing irregularly from 1949 to 1998, the competition series featured some of the very best in the ballroom scene while maintaining rigorous guidelines. In the early
Why Star Trek's First Female Writer Wanted Her Name Removed From One Episode's Credits - TVLine (opens the original)
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Throughout her run writing for "Star Trek," D.C. Fontana penned some of the best episodes of "The Original Series" ... and one she didn't even want to be associated with. Fontana was the first female writer hired on the original "Star Trek" series that aired from 1966 to 1969 on NBC. After she wrote the original script for "The Enterprise Incident," she disapproved of the rewrites, which contributed to her decision to step away from the show. The Season 3 Episode 2 story features a strategic sed
The Powerpuff Girls Originally Had A Very Different, Not At All Kid-Friendly Name - TVLine (opens the original)
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Sugar, spice, and everything nice is the base recipe for the Powerpuff Girls, but one ingredient used to be something ... not so nice. Creator Craig McCracken originally brought the crime-fighting cartoons to life in an original short film titled "Whoopass Stew!" or "The Whoopass Girls in: A Sticky Situation." The short included the same characters and elements that audiences later saw in the hit Cartoon Network series "The Powerpuff Girls." McCracken completed "Whoopass Stew!" while still atten
5 Weirdest Sitcoms Of All Time, Ranked - TVLine (opens the original)
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A few sitcoms are all-time fan favorites; others are just plain odd. Whether it be wacky characters or a wild plot, some sitcoms, especially from back in the day, seemed far too weird to stay on the air. Naturally, many of these unique shows struggled to survive for more than a season. There are some, however, that found success in their unabashed quirkiness. After looking through sitcom history, we've come up with a list of the absolute weirdest of the genre. From non-human main characters to s
The Pitt's 5 Most Disturbing Medical Cases (So Far) - TVLine (opens the original)
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"The Pitt" is known for always keeping it real, no matter how gory the situation. HBO Max's hyperrealistic hit medical show details the intensity of hospital life, putting blood, sweat, and tears on full display. Working medical professionals have praised its realism, thanks in part to the series' stellar (and sometimes slightly too realistic) SFX work. The show's dedication to shedding light on important medical topics, no matter how disturbing, is key to its success. In its first two seasons,
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