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Still Mad About That 'Seinfeld' Ending?
- May 14 marks the 15th anniversary of the "Seinfeld" finale, an event that attracted over 76 million viewers and divided opinions so spectacularly that it's still discuss...
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Which Well-Known 'St. Elsewhere' Alum Was The Prankster Of The Cast?
- Long before "Grey's Anatomy" and "House" ruled the airwaves, another medical soap was one of primetime's heaviest hitters: "St. Elsewhere," which ran on NBC from 1982-88...
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Before They Were Golden Globes Nominees: See Early TV Appearances
- Before Bryan Cranston was cooking up meth as Walt White, before Zooey Deschanel played Jess, the most enthusiastic girl in horn-rimmed glasses, before Alec Baldwin met T...
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Jackie Cooper, Veteran TV and Movie Star, Dies at 88
- The Oscar-nominated former child star Jackie Cooper, died Tuesday at a nursing facility in Santa Monica, the Associated Press reports. The cause of death was old age. He...
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New Amsterdam: Golden Boy
- (S01E02) Whenever a character in a drama like New Amsterdam has a secret, there is always a character who knows about it. On Smallville, it was Pete and then Chloe, on T...
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Tommy Westphall: over 200 shows in one kid's mind
- The name Tommy Westphall might not sound immediately familiar to you, but TV fans will remember the character from St. Elsewhere: he was the autistic boy played by Chad A...
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The staff of St. Eligius Hospital in Boston doesn't pull off the kind of miracles seen in other medical dramas. Instead, they deal with the day-to-day realities of working at a big-city hospital. Amid the inherent drama of saving patients' lives, the show mixes in a healthy dose of dark humor, which the doctors use to cope with various situations.