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Stephen King once opened the doors to his Bangor, Maine, home to Halloween trick-or-treaters in the 1980s. More than 1000 people showed up.
The supernatural drama on 'Stranger Things' is practically endless, which has left plenty of room for wild speculation. Fortunately, fans have been only too happy to oblige—and share their theories online.
Queen Elizabeth II amassed nearly 1000 film credits of her own, but dozens of actors have taken on the mighty task of portraying Her Majesty in movies and on television.
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If you agree that the opening scenes of 'The Office' are some of its best, you can watch 13 full minutes of them.
For more than 30 years, 'SNL' cast members have regularly cited Steven Seagal as the worst host the show has ever had—an ignoble distinction for a program that's been on the air for half a century.
Even if you've seen every episode of 'The Office,' these deleted scenes will be new to you.
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Though Nichelle Nichols was best known for her role as Lieutenant Uhura on 'Star Trek,' she also played a key role in the formation of NASA’s Space Shuttle Program and inspired generations of STEM leaders.
In an alternate timeline, Steve Carell was never Michael Scott and Bob Odenkirk was never Saul Goodman.
The list of best books of the 21st century is still being written. Could yours be on it?
The 1950s version of the iconic game show got real weird with some of their prizes.
These Final ‘Jeopardy!’ triple stumpers run the gamut from “Medieval Asia” to “Broadway Musicals.”
Even when they mess up, the puppeteers behind The Muppets never drop their famous personas.
Cursing on 'Sesame Street' is unacceptable, even behind the scenes.
Long before 'ER' scrubbed in, the landmark hospital drama 'St. Elsewhere' made stars of Denzel Washington, Mark Harmon, and David Morse.
Twenty years after 'The Wire' debuted on HBO, Ed Burns reveals why he thinks a show like that would never make it today.
Stringer Bell thought he had a few more years left in him.