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How I Met Your Mother co-creator Craig Thomas and star Josh Radnor are experiencing all the feels rewatching Barney Stinson’s early days. On the latest episode of their How We Made Your Mother podcast, the hosts took a look back at the third episode of the beloved sitcom’s very first season in 2005, which found Neil Patrick Harris’ Barney dragging Radnor’s Ted to the airport to try to pick up women.

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Charlotte and Anthony’s enduring friendship on Sex and the City nearly hit a major snag, according to Mario Cantone. On the Thursday, April 10, episode of Kristin Davis’ Are You a Charlotte? podcast, Cantone reminded his And Just Like That... costar of a scene they filmed for his very first episode of Sex and the City that was ultimately cut. Cantone’s Anthony Marentino was introduced in the hit HBO comedy’s third season as Davis’ character’s wedding planner.

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Photo: Mark Seliger/NBC/Getty More than a decade after the series finale of Smash aired in 2013, the cast has gone on to work on a number of different projects from the stage to the screen. Smash may have only aired for two seasons, but there’s no question that in the years since it wrapped, it’s gone on to become a cult favorite.

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Mitch Holleman, Reba McEntire, Joanna Garcia and Christopher Rich in 'Reba' in the early 2000s. Photo: Michael Caulfield Archive/WireImage JoAnna García Swisher is opening up about her enduring bond with TV parents Reba McEntire and Christopher Rich. On the most recent episode of Kate and Oliver Hudson's Sibling Revelry podcast, Swisher reflected on what it was like working with McEntire on the country music legend’s early 2000s sitcom Reba. “She's the best.

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It’s hard to spoil a movie like Titanic, but back in 1997, Bill Hader managed to — and lost his job for doing so. On the most recent episode of Netflix’s Everybody's Live with John Mulaney, the Barry star recalled getting fired from his pre-fame movie theater job for ruining the ending of James Cameron’s blockbuster for a group of rude sorority members.