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Before James Bond, Roger Moore Replaced James Garner On A Hit Western Series - TVLine (opens the original)
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Roger Moore is best known for his work as James Bond, but before 007, he was one of the rotating leading men on the popular ABC horse opera "Maverick." Although not the show's original star (nor its last Maverick standing), Moore played Beauregard "Beau" Maverick for 15 episodes during Season 4, replacing James Garner as co-lead opposite Jack Kelly. The cousin of brothers Bret (Garner) and Bart Maverick (Kelly) and a Civil War veteran who spent time in England, Beau first appeared in the Season
Who Is Mogo? DC's Lanterns Easter Egg Explained - TVLine (opens the original)
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Twice now, HBO's "Lanterns" has referenced someone named Mogo. Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) uses the passphrase "Mogo doesn't socialize" to open his interdimensional safe in "Trust Fall," and in "The Jordan Boys' Legacy," John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) fibs to the "Halogram" that Mogo was present at Hal's funeral in 2026. Of course, Hal's backup consciousness calls his former trainee out on the lie, revealing that Mogo is actually a planet. This may sound bizarre to casual viewers, but to Green Lante
Lanterns Producer James Gunn Breaks Silence On Backlash Over Hal Jordan Story - TVLine (opens the original)
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"Lanterns" somewhat polarized viewers when its first episode ended with the apparent death of Kyle Chandler's Hal Jordan. While many have hailed the HBO drama as among the best live-action DC Comics TV shows ever made, others aren't so convinced. Some fans believe that taking out DC's flagship Green Lantern just as the larger DC Universe franchise launches is a step too far. For folks in that camp, executive producer James Gunn has offered a rebuttal. "Hal's the star of [a] TV series & he's in a
5 DC Comics Characters Whose Cartoons Were Canceled Before They Made It To TV - TVLine (opens the original)
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Not every major DC Comics superhero has headlined their own animated television show, and even some of the biggest names in comics have been axed before their latest adventures hit the small screen. While DC is known for its great animated TV shows, most cartoons put out by Warner Bros. focus on Batman or, occasionally, Superman and the Justice League as a whole. Few other heroes are given such a dynamic spotlight to highlight their potential. Of course, some have been given the chance. Green La
Steven Spielberg Directed A Movie Star And Sitcom Legend For Rod Serling's Night Gallery - TVLine (opens the original)
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Only a few years after the cancellation of "The Twilight Zone," creator Rod Serling returned to network television to revisit the strange and macabre with "Night Gallery." The NBC series began with a made-for-TV pilot film comprising three separate tales, all penned by Serling and helmed by different directors. One of them was Steven Spielberg. Spielberg tackled the second segment, "Eyes," which starred Joan Crawford and future "Happy Days" legend Tom Bosley. Crawford played the callous and self
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