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showsnob.com | Michael Weyer
Ben Stiller almost starred in Severance so why did he bow out of a cameo in his Apple TV+ hit? Severance has become one of the hottest shows on Apple TV+. The twisted dark comedy focuses on a mysterious company whose employees agree to a process where they entirely forget their outside lives when at the office and vice versa. When their dual personas start to collide, things get complicated.
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redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Michael Weyer
The original version of Lilo & Stitch had a different plot that would have included a classic Star Trek villain actor voicing an alien crook! What happened to the role? Lilo & Stitch is a big hit at the box office but many may not know the original version of the Disney movie almost boasted a classic Star Trek voice!Right now, a huge hit at the box office is Lilo & Stitch. It's the latest in Disney's line of live-action remakes of past animated hits.
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showsnob.com | Michael Weyer
The creators of Hacks just gave an update on Kansas City Star that gives hope for the Kaley Cuoco comedy!Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs, and Jen Statsky are well-known to HBO fans as the creators and showrunners of Hacks. The acclaimed comedy stars Jean Smart as Deborah, an aging stand-up comic forced to partner with young writer Ava (Hannah Einbinder) to try to get back to the top.
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1 week ago |
showsnob.com | Michael Weyer
Netflix has made a big decision on the new sitcom Leanne that will please those wanting to enjoy this new comedy from Chuck Lorre!Netflix just made a big decision on the release of Chuck Lorre’s new sitcom, that’s much needed for the series!In the world of TV sitcoms, Chuck Lorre is one of the biggest names around. His record speaks for itself: Roseanne, Cybil, Dharma & Greg, Two and a Half Men, The Big Bang Theory, Mike & Molly, Mom, Young Sheldon, and more.
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bamsmackpow.com | Michael Weyer
The X-Men movie franchise is one of the greatest ever but is each entry worth watching? Let's find out. When X-Men arrived on the big screen in 2000, the comic book world was very different. DC Comics had been successful in movies until 1997's infamous Batman & Robin ended that trend. Marvel was much worse, though, with rough projects until 1998's Blade became a hit and changed things forever. So when Bryan Singer brought X-Men to the big screen, hopes were high he could reverse this trend.
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