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4 days ago |
cbr.com | Zack Wilson
From the creators of hit comedy shows like The Office, Parks & Recreation is one of the greatest sitcoms of the modern era. Amy Poehler stars as Leslie Knope, the head of the Parks & Recreation department in Pawnee, Indiana. The series follows a struggling government branch as it works to make its city a better place through hilarious and challenging means. Fans have rewatched the show for its instant likability and enjoyable premise that makes the series easy to watch.
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5 days ago |
cbr.com | Zack Wilson
Published 23 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Legacy sequels have become a new phenomenon in Hollywood, but the horror scene has always been ahead of the curve. Reboots don't seem to be what audiences want to see anymore, especially when it comes to beloved classics. Now, audiences want to see a return to the original story. While it's challenging to escape the many tropes of legacy sequels, many horror movies have managed to create their own legacy beyond...
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6 days ago |
cbr.com | Zack Wilson
Published 7 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Image via Universal Pictures Animated movies are bigger than ever, with several from the last few years earning more than a billion dollars at the box office. With audiences craving more fresh and exciting animated stories, it's no wonder studios are trying to create the next big thing. From kids to adult audiences, the animated movie market is thriving, and it's not limited to just one studio. So, which animated...
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1 week ago |
cbr.com | Zack Wilson
One of television's most beloved and appreciated genres is the courtroom drama. Everything from Law & Order to Judge Judy has a massive fan base of eager viewers ready for the next case. Perry Mason was one of the earliest and most successful examples of a courtroom drama show. Premiering on CBS in 1957 and running for nine seasons, the series starred Raymond Burr as the titular lawyer, and was based on the character of the same name created by author Erle Stanley Gardner.
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1 week ago |
cbr.com | Zack Wilson
The Muppets are a world-famous puppet group created in the mid-1950s by Jim Henson. Henson would develop the characters into bigger and better projects into the future, namely The Muppet Show, debuting in 1974 and wrapping up in 1981 with five seasons under their belt. Their growing popularity made them very interesting to big studios, such as The Walt Disney Company. Disney wanted to buy The Muppets from Jim Henson, which was finalized posthumously in 2004.
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