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‘Battlestar Galactica,’ ‘Buffy,’ and Other Series That Genre Show Producers Believe Deserved More Emmy Love
Leading up to the 20th anniversary of the March 10, 1997 premiere of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Yahoo TV is celebrating “Why Genre Shows Matter” and the history of how these shows have tackled universal themes (e.g., how much high school sucks) and broader social issues. What’s one Emmy nomination you would have loved to see a genre show receive over the years? It’s a question we posed to more than 30 executive producers of current sci-fi/fantasy series who agreed to take part in our Why Genre
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Halloween Binge Guide: 35 Shows That Will Scare You Silly
Sure you could spend the weekend before Halloween prepping your Stranger Things costume. Or, like a real ‘80s teenager, you could save that homework for the last minute, and use those 48 hours to binge on at least one (or more) season of scary TV. With that in mind, we’ve assembled a Halloween lover’s binge guide of past and present shows divided into different categories based on who (or what) scares you.
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Did Pirates Kill 'Hannibal'?
After three seasons, NBC decided to not renew the critically-acclaimed fan favorite, Hannibal, in 2015. 50,000 people signed a petition asking NBC to make a fourth season. Hulu and Amazon were reportedly considering picking up the show. But neither outlet ended up returning to the dinner table for Hannibal.
- NewsKen Tucker
'The X-Files' Review: I Wanted To Believe, But…
The burden pop culture place upon a new episode of The X-Files is heavy—crushing, perhaps. To recreate the magic of the 1993-2002 show’s mantra, “I want to believe,” it must contend with intervening years of sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and conspiracy theories, along with an entirely altered political culture, and still give us moments between Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) that will make our geek hearts flutter. The revived X-Files as conceived by show creator Chri
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The Year's Biggest TV Death Fake-Outs (And How Angry They Made Us)
TV was filled with fake deaths this season — from 'The Walking Dead' to 'Arrow' to 'Mr. Robot' — and some were more rage-inducing than others. Here, we rank all of the TV death fake-outs on a scale of 1 to 5 angry-face emojis.
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Grading This Year's Series Finales, From 'Mad Men' to 'Two and a Half Men'
Did Mad Men’s swan song live up to the hype? Did Glee end on a high note? With the year in TV nearly in the books, we’re looking back on 2015′s most notable TV series finales and giving each a letter grade, based on how well they wrapped up the show. Read on to see which series enders made the grade, from best to worst.
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The 23 Best TV Moments of 2015
In 2015, television made us laugh, it made us cry, it made us text friends “OMG?!” There were so many incredible moments that we couldn’t stop talking about on Twitter, in the office kitchen, via Skype with our moms. Related: The 26 Best TV Episodes of 2015 There were hilarious musical numbers like “Pinot Noir” on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Kristen Wiig’s “Chandelier” dance at the Grammys. We stopped breathing for a few minutes during thrilling fights on Justified and Daredevil.
