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While The Librarians was a somewhat consistent show, some seasons stand out over others. The 2014 fantasy series was a spinoff fromThe Librarian movies, which starred Noah Wyle and were adapted from David Titcher’s popular novels of the same name. The TV show centers around three new librarians and a guardian who take on the difficult task of protecting ancient magical artifacts, such as Excalibur, and ensuring that the world doesn’t find out that magic exists.

Batman: The Animated Series and Ben Affleck's DCEUBatman couldn't be more different, with the animated version proving itself superior in some key ways. While one is hailed as a near-definitive portrayal of Gotham’s protector, the other has sparked debate over tone, character, and legacy. Set within its own dark, noir-inspired world, Batman: The Animated Series remains a benchmark for comic book adaptations. Meanwhile, the DCEU Batman, introduced in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, exists in a shared cinematic universe with varied tones and priorities.

With 13 seasons under Chicago Fire's belt (and heading towards its 14th), starting the series may be intimidating for some. However, the good news is that they only need to watch 10 episodes to stay up to date with the current timeline of the One Chicago universe. New fans could also check out all 13 seasons and 274 episodes ahead of the season 14 premiere to fully comprehend the NBC procedural drama show's inner workings and dynamics, but that's not necessary, given how much Chicago Fire has changed over the years.

While the 1920s Yellowstone saga appears to be over after 1923 season 2’s finale, at least 10 characters can resurface in Taylor Sheridan’s next Dutton story. The end of 1923 season 2 closed out the saga for Spencer (Brandon Sklenar) and the rest of Jacob (Harrison Ford) and Cara Dutton’s (Helen Mirren) family. Still, Yellowstone has another prequel in the works, titled 1944.

While Firefly notoriously lasted just one season before it was canceled, the cast of the cult show are sci-fi icons. Firefly is set in the year 2517 and centers on the spaceship called Serenity, with a crew who fought on the losing side of a civil war and now make a living doing small jobs, often illegal. The series is essentially a Western, set in space, and includes popular tropes from both the Western and sci-fi genres. Firefly fought an uphill battle from the start, but a large part of its legacy is due to the performances of its main and ing actors.

Over the course of the two decades it’s been on, Grey's Anatomy has lost more than its fair share of key characters, but some departures have stung more than others, for how abruptly they happened or how their consequences changed the medical drama. With only three original characters still consistently part of Grey’s Anatomy’s central story, more characters left than those who stayed at Grey Sloan Memorial. With Grey’s Anatomy becoming known for killing off its main characters, some of its most upsetting departures involved key characters brutally dying, or doing so gratuitously, as their exits were already set up.

After eight years and 66 episodes, The Handmaid's Talehas come to an end with season 6 as audiences left behind Elizabeth Moss's June Osborne, and her ordeals in the horrors of Gilead. While the Hulu series initially began as a direct adaptation of Margaret Atwood's terrifyingly relevant 1985 novel in 2017, The Handmaid's Tale quickly built upon those foundations to not only show further ways Gilead's theonomic tyranny damaged lives, but how people could fight it. As such, The Handmaid's Tale's cast grew beyond the confines of June's story.

HBO Max's The Gilded Age will return to screens later this month, and audiences can expect some big changes in the season. The Gilded Age takes place in the time period of the same name and focuses on the upper-class residents of the Upper East Side in Manhattan as they each vie for power. The series began with Marian Brook venturing from Pennsylvania to New York for the first time to live with her aunts and saw her learning the ropes of society, while Bertha Russell simultaneously tried to enter high society as well.

From the hellish revelation in The Good Place to a certain blood-soaked wedding in Game of Thrones, these TV twists changed their shows for the better. Television is one of the best mediums for plot twists. A feature-length movie is confined to a couple of hours, so it can only really pack in one big surprise. Novels can be a great vehicle for twisty storytelling, but they require so much scene-setting that authors have to limit their twist quotient. But TV shows tell their stories visually, in installments, and on a massive canvas, so they can really shock their audience.