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There is no end to the debate about the men in Gilmore Girls, but no one can deny that Lorelai (Lauren Graham) ended up with the right one. Lorelai's relationship with Luke Danes (Scott Patterson) takes its sweet time, but they really are the perfect couple. From the first episode of Gilmore Girls, Luke and Lorelai have an ongoing flirtation that culminates in a series-long will-they-won't-they dynamic.

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The Office is known for its often cringey humor as Michael Scott (Steve Carell) and the rest of the cast create awkward situations for themselves. With the show still popular more than 10 years since its conclusion and a spin-off on the way, there is clearly an audience for this brand of humor, but there are some moments that go too far.

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Game of Thrones takes some liberties with George R. R. Martin's books, but not too many compared to other adaptations, at least until it passed the written story. But it should be noted that several of the changes the show makes are actually an improvement. Yes, there are many storylines, and even entire characters are missing from HBO's version of events, which readers are still sad to have missed.

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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Release Date July 15, 2009 Runtime 153 Minutes

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Part of the reason Friends has remained so popular is that all six of the central characters are hilarious. It's rare with a main cast that big that every single one has their fair share of jokes, but over the ten seasons, Rachel (Jennifer Aniston), Ross (David Schwimmer), Monica (Courteney Cox), Chandler (Matthew Perry), Joey (Matt LeBlanc), and Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) all have their moments. However, if you had to single one out, Phoebe is the obvious choice. She defies categorization.