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Molly Ringwald And Martin Short Starred In A Forgotten '80s Anthology Series - TVLine (opens the original)
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Molly Ringwald, Martin Short, and Rob Reiner were on a TV show together? It might sound like a tall tale, but it's true: The three stars appeared in an episode of "Tall Tales & Legends," a mostly forgotten anthology series about American folklore. The late Shelley Duvall created the great Showtime series, which ran for nine episodes in 1985 and 1986. Though best remembered as an actor who starred in films like "The Shining" and "Popeye," Duvall was a prolific producer and host of children's tele
5 Forgotten '60s TV Crime Dramas That Are Perfect For A Modern Reboot - TVLine (opens the original)
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Decades before "Law & Order" premiered, there were still plenty of shows about law and order. The 1960s were awash with crime dramas, many of which have since fallen into obscurity. Now that there's such an appetite for crime shows in the 2020s, however, why not look back to the '60s for shows that could be rebooted for the modern era? While it's reasonable to suggest that we need more original programming on TV and not less, the following five series are still interesting candidates for a reboo
George Clooney's Voice Was Unrecognizable As South Park's First Celebrity Guest Star - TVLine (opens the original)
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"South Park" creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker provide most of the voices on the show, including the main four characters, many of the supporting characters, and plenty of one-off or background characters. However, the series does occasionally utilize guest stars, and the very first was George Clooney — though it wasn't exactly a leading performance. Clooney played a gay dog named Sparky and only recorded barks and grunts as his "dialogue." Clooney appeared in the fourth episode of the show's
Only Two Star Trek: The Next Generation Cast Members Appeared In Every Episode - TVLine (opens the original)
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Only two members of the "Star Trek: The Next Generation" cast appear in all 176 episodes of the beloved sci-fi series. Fittingly, the Enterprise's captain and first officer were always aboard. According to Memory Alpha, Patrick Stewart's Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Jonathan Frakes' William Riker made an appearance in every hour of the series from the premiere on September 28, 1987, to the finale on May 23, 1994. There are six actors on the show who are credited in every episode (178 total if you
Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy Guest Starred On One Of TV's First Comic Adaptations In The '50s - TVLine (opens the original)
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The first comic book adaptation of "Star Trek" hit shelves less than a year after the iconic sci-fi series premiered on NBC in 1966, but this wasn't Leonard Nimoy's first credit on a TV series with a comic connection. Nimoy, who had already appeared in TV Westerns and military action shows, featured in "Steve Canyon," a series based on a daily newspaper strip — and one of television's earliest comic adaptations. The creation of cartoonist Milton Caniff, "Steve Canyon" first appeared in newspaper
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