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Gary Sinise is best-known for playing Lt. Dan in Forrest Gump, but he also starred as the main character in an epic Stephen King miniseries from the 1990s.

Fans of psychological horror and unsettling relationships will find plenty to enjoy in these television series that explore similar dark and suspenseful themes.

Gary Sinise is best known for CSI: NY and Forrest Gump, but his acting career quietly began with a minor role on a hit '80s primetime soap opera.

Even the greatest movies don't always translate well to the small screen, something this Oscar winner proved the hard way back in the 1980s.

Some were poorly marketed. Others were simply ahead of their time. These 15 underrated shows from the 2010s all deserved much bigger audiences.

The Season 3 finale of My Life With the Walter Boys delivered more than one twist - read our recap to find out how things ended with Jackie and the gang.

Spidery's best cartoon voice actors strike that perfect balance between Peter Parker's "down on his luck" attitude and Spider-Man's snarky heroism.

Paul Greene broke hearts when the time came for him to leave When Call the Heart. Here's why the star decided it was time to say goodbye to the Hallmark series.

The death of a fan-favorite character can set the table for wildly compelling TV drama. Unfortunately, it can also put a talented actor out of a job.

What does Kailtin Olson's crime-solving ABC series have to do with CBS' supernatural comedy? A High Potential main cast member had a stint in Woodstone Mansion.

Bad seasons? Not on this watch. From prestige sci-fi to workplace comedy, these Apple TV shows remain compulsively watchable across every season.

It doesn't take a genius to see that these are the smartest children in sitcom history. We've ranked the brightest whiz kids on television.

On TV this Sunday: House of the Dragon wraps Season 3, the Real Housewives of Atlanta reunite, and several franchise alumni embark on the Ultimate Girls Trip.

When it comes to animated Superman shows, none hold a candle to Superman: The Animated Series. Here are the episodes that best define the Man of Steel.