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00s

Kristen Bell Says Veronica Mars Revival "Is Going To Happen"

By Meg
If you told someone they could get one more season of one show that's been cancelled, most people would choose Veronica Mars. The teen mystery was cancelled after just three seasons, and fans still lament the loss. VultureRob Thomas, the creator of the show, had originally created Veronica Mars as a young adult novel featuring a male protagonist. However, he changed the gender after he realize a film-noir style piece as told by a woman would be more original. Kristen Bell, who played Veronica Mars, brought the part to life with her quirky and bad-ass personality. She's always held Mars

90s

19 Celebrities You Totally Forgot Were On "Friends"

By Meg
Whether or not you liked the show, Friends was THE show of the 90s and early 00s. If you could land a role on Friends, it was a pretty big deal. Of course, actors like Tom Selleck, Paul Rudd, Anna Faris, Bruce Willis, and Hank Azaria all appeared as recurring characters on the show, but do you remember some of the more famous guest stars? 1. T.J. ThyneThe OdysseyWho he played: One of Phoebe's doctors when she's giving birth to the triplets.Where he's from: Played Dr. Jack Hodgins on Bones. 2. Hugh LaurieWho he played: Rachel's annoyed seat-mate

90s

Without Dolly Parton, One Of The Most Iconic '90s Shows Would Never Have Been Made

By Meg
Buffy The Vampire Slayer was (and still is) one of the best shows of our generation. The supernatural drama ran for seven seasons, which honestly was not enough vampire butt-kicking time, but we'll take what we can get. EmpireRecently, the show turned 20 years old, and people began wondering if a reunion or revival were in the works. When asked about that possibility, Buffy herself was on the fence. "I have always believed that what was so unique about the show was the use of horrors of those formative years," Sarah Michelle Geller said. "With high school and college as

Pop Culture

8 Facts About Ghostwriter That Solve The Mystery Of Your Childhood

By Sandra
Did you always think of yourself as a detective every time you watched Ghostwriter? Whether you were good at puzzles or asking the right interview questions, watching the group of teens solve local crimes and mysteries with the help of their invisible friend made you want to be part of the action too!On the air from 1992-1995, this was a staple for many of us, who read far too many Nancy Drew novels. The 74 episodes had us thinking like true detectives and wishing we had an invisible friend to solve crimes with as well. The only way Ghostwriter

90s

The Biggest Stars of The 90s Have Been Surprisingly Busy Since Disappearing From The Shows That Made Them Famous

By Alex
The children of today's generation will never know the level of quality that was television in the 90s. Our before and after school viewing habits came complete with their own brand of stars who left us with memories of simpler times. But where are those stars now? 1. Alyson Hannigan The awkward geek turned supernatural crime fighting witch, Alyson Hannigan was one of the first to make being "geeky" at school cool. After Buffy, she went on to star in the American Pie movie series, and followed that up as one of the lead characters in the wildly successful sitcom,

90s

A Reminder That 'Popular' Was The Most Important Teen Drama On Television

By Meg
I'm about to remind you of the most iconic WB series of all time, and I'm willing to physically fight you on it if you disagree.WBRemember Popular? The show about high school kids doing high school things living high school lives? It was probably the best thing to ever grace our television, and gave us the most iconic quote of all time. WBIf you're fuzzy on the details, it was pretty wild. Two girls, Brooke and Sam, totally despise each other. But then their parents get married and now they're family. The girls now have to live together, despite

90s

8 Insanely Popular Shows You Didn't Know Were Spin-Offs

By Meg
Most spin-offs aren't that popular, see: Joey, That 80s Show, and The Brady Brides. But a lot of our favorite shows actually are spin-offs, you just didn't know it. 1. Saved By The BellPopSugarYou can thank a bad Disney Channel series called Good Morning, Miss Bliss for your favorite gang of high school students. The original series still featured the characters (and actors) of Zack, Screesh, Lisa, and Mr. Belding, but the show focused on a character named Miss Bliss. After 13 episodes, it was clear that Miss Bliss was no good, so they re-worked the show and added Slater,

80s

10 Celebrities Banned From Saturday Night Live

By Meg
We can all admit that Saturday Night Live is certainly not what it used to be. The current sketches are often dry, and the talent is nowhere near its prime. But that doesn't mean we don't tune in once in a while when a big-name celebrity hosts, just to see what might happen. If you watched in older seasons, however, it seemed like every week there was some controversial moment that made headlines. Some of them were behind the scenes, and even got celebrities banned. 1. Steven SeagalWikipediaThe action star was big in the 80s and 90s, and in 1991

90s

Your Favorite Teenage Witch Could Be Making A 'Riverdale' Appearance

By Meg
Listen up, everyone. I get it, okay? Riverdale is nothing like the Archie comic series, except that Archie is a ginger. But that doesn't mean it's not extremely entertaining in the same way The O.C. and One Tree Hill were. It gives us cheesy drama and wild scenarios, so it's everything we could want. But for all you Archie die-hards who are hoping to see some more of the classic comic in the show, look no further. Sabrina the Teenage Witch could be hitting your Netflix screens for season 2. Archie ComicsShowrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, who also happened to write
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