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"Amazing Race" executive producers Bertram van Munster and Elise Doganieri on the surprising mistake contestants make, what it takes to win, and what's in store for season 31.
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"The Good Wife" star Julianna Margulies, who makes her return to series TV with "Dietland," opens up about why the show is relevant to the #MeToo movement. the advice she gave Joy Nash, and why she won't revisit Alicia Florrick.
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"The Good Place" star Ted Danson opens up about why playing Michael is "delicious," what's ahead for season three, and the role that saved his career.
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The stars of "Jesus Christ Superstar Live" — John Legend, Sara Bareilles, and Brandon Victor Dixon on what happened backstage, how they got through rehearsals, and what inspired that "Black Panther" moment.
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Legendary actor Henry Winkler talks about his role on HBO's hit comedy "Barry" — learning to trust his instincts, the secret of his success in the industry, and how he (and the rest of the cast) manage to keep a straight face without cracking up.
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Jordan Klepper, host of "The Opposition" on Comedy Central, talks about how politics have changed late-night comedy, facing off with Alex Jones, and what he learned from Jon Stewart.
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The team behind BBC America's new thriller "Killing Eve" — creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge and stars Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer — talk about infusing the story with humor, upending the genre, and why they wanted it to be more bloody.
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The cast and creators of Lifetime's "UnReal" discuss the decision to focus the new season on a "suitress," and how the show is even more relevant now than ever. And the team behind HBO's "Barry," Bill Hader and Alec Berg, talk about crafting a comedy about a hitman who just wants to be an actor.
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