David Carradine remains best known for playing Kwai Chang Caine on the hit 1970s TV show 'Kung Fu, ' and as the title character in Quentin Tarantino's 'Kill Bill' films. But to say the man was prolifi...
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Patrick Swayze and Jonathan Frakes were just two of the many, many stars to appear in 'North and South, ' a trilogy of miniseries about the Civil War that aired on ABC in the '80s and '90s. Based on t...
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Some of the greatest sequels ever made were released in the 2000s. There were also a lot of sequels that failed to live up to their franchises in that time period, but the ones that did have withstood...
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TODAY IN HISTORY Television Coverage of the Apollo 7 team in 1968 marked the first live television broadcast from a manned, orbiting American spacecraft. The craft launched three days earlier and ther...
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Bruce Lee auditioned for Kung Fu , but Warner Bros. chose David Carradine instead. The series began in 1972. Decades later, its 2021 reboot placed No. 10 on TVLine’s list of the best martial arts shows of all time. Initially, the original followed Kwai Chang Caine, a Shaolin monk with Chinese and American parents, through the American West. However, the studio cast a white actor rather than Lee, despite executive Fred Weintraub’s support for Lee. Looking back, Warner Bros. television chief Tom K...
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