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A look at the career of Wright King, who played Dr.Galen in Planet of the Apes and was featured in many TV shows.

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Joy Fielding consistently writes thought-provoking thrillers about what happens when women get involved with the wrong men.

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Grownups can attend a Halloween costume party dressed as a classic TV show personality. Singles and couples can create character outfits from thrift store bargains.

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The Law & Order franchise is arguably the most successful in U.S. television history, but the new British version has yet to screen here at home.

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Television's first one hour color western, Bonanza originally aired on NBC from 1959 to 1973. Hugely popular in its time, the show continues to reach new fans today.

The evolution of Dodge City, Kansas from a few sod houses to a railroad depot and booming cow town was a natural one considering its prime location on the Santa Fe Trail.

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Lone Pine is one of the smallest towns in the US - but is one of the most famous movie locations on earth. All the major Hollywood studios produced films here.

Them! is proof that a science fiction movie can make up for a lack of CGIs with a well constructed and intelligent script.

From Comedy Central to TV Land, more networks are putting their shows up online and watching those shows is easier than ever before.