While the heart of The Andy Griffith Show (which aired on CBS from 1960 to 1968) was the relationship between Sheriff Andy ...

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After “Waitress” screens, the next Lost Gems of Sundance film in the pipeline is Tom DiCillo’s 1995 satire, “Living in Oblivion,” on March 6. The film series, which started on Dec. 2 with John Sayles’ ...

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Gilligan's Island' first aired in 1964. Read to find out what happened to the cast after the show went off the air.

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