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All 5 Seasons Of Breaking Bad, Ranked Original

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By Noah Villaverde
| TVLine Verified
The cultural impact of "Breaking Bad" is undeniable, and its place as one of the greatest series in television history is firm. All the praise regarding Vince Gilligan and his writers' room, the series' spectacle, and its dynamite cast led by an all-time lead performance by Bryan Cranston might as well be gospel amongst critics and fans alike. So much so, "Breaking Bad" is still one of the highest-rated and most popular series of all time.
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Why Smallville Only Showed Tom Welling In Superman's Iconic Costume Once Original

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By Noah Villaverde
| TVLine Verified
Before the pilot for "Smallville" was filmed, series creators Al Gough and Miles Millar established a strong foundation regarding their story of young Clark Kent: "No flights, no tights." While some may have dismissed the idea of never featuring Superman's iconic suit in the series until the end, this decision helped quell the fears of Tom Welling, who was initially hesitant to take on the "Smallville" role due to his uncertainty of having to run around in the Man of Steel's red cape and trunks.
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Robin Williams' Famous Happy Days Episode Was Not Meant To Launch A Mork & Mindy Spin-Off Original

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By Noah Villaverde
| TVLine Verified
An entire generation was introduced to Robin Williams through "Happy Days" in the Season 5 episode "My Favorite Orkan." Williams began his expansive TV career as Mork from Ork, an alien whom Richie (Ron Howard) encounters after seeing a flying saucer at Arnold's Drive-In. The episode spawned a spin-off series, "Mork & Mindy," which premiered seven months after the Orkan made his debut on "Happy Days." Contrary to popular belief, this episode was not envisioned as a backdoor pilot, but its...
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