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Kendall Myers

  • Senior Features Author and Flex Editor, Collider
New York
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Matthew Perry Once Rescued 'Friends' From a Mistake Fans Never Saw Coming

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By Kendall Myers
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Few shows are as enduring as Friends. The series ended more than 20 years ago, and it is still one of the most well-known sitcoms. Yet, that doesn't mean everything in the series is perfect. In fact, there are a handful of storylines that fans generally dislike, from Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) and Joey's (Matt LeBlanc) brief relationship to poorly-aged storyline where Ross (David Schwimmer) dates a student.
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George R.R. Martin Admits the Game of Thrones Shows Fixed These Problems From His Books

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By Kendall Myers
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George R.R. Martin has good reason to be proud of his A Song of Ice and Fire books after they inspired one of the most recognizable TV franchises. However, in the adaptations, many of the stories changed, and even Martin can admit that sometimes, it's for the better. Game of Thrones, though a more direct adaptation than its successor, House of the Dragon, still diverges from Martin's novels on several occasions.
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NBC Cancelled This Expensive Crime Series 23 Years Ago, but It's Found New Life on Streaming

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By Kendall Myers
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While impressive new shows are coming out all the time, many series that have already completed their run are impossible to beat. Fortunately, in the age of binge-watching, streaming services allow subscribers to access and fall in love with shows long after their conclusion. This enables such shows to remain relevant and, in some cases, gain an entirely new audience.
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