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Actors Who Were Replaced After Getting Injured The recasting of actors is an old fascination that's only becoming more prevalent as intellectual property replaces traditional movie stars.

Avatar: The Last Airbender is one of the best cartoons ever made. For fans wanting another series filled with adventure and magic, here are 15 similar shows!

It's hardly surprising that TV's most notorious serial killer thriller has such a high body count. The only thing that remained consistent about "Dexter" over the course of its original eight-season run on Showtime was the lethal ruthlessness of Michael C. Hall's character. There wasn't a murderer he couldn't empathize with — and not a single one of them he could let live.

In an interview, Zack Snyder said he had considered Ryan Reynolds' version of Green Lantern for his "Justice League" director's cut.

While "How I Met Your Mother" typically churns out laughs from its audience, Jason Segel had no idea how this heartbreaking scene was going to play out.

Fans have grown to understand that some characters will be brought back to life in the "Fast & Furious" franchise. Here's everyone who has returned so far.

As much as their adaptations have struggled on the big screen, the world of DC Comics has absolutely thrived on television. From the dawn of the DC Animated Universe to the sunset of the Arrowverse, comic book fans have often looked to the small screen for the best adaptations of their favorite characters — especially when it comes to the villains.

As the drama in the latest episode of "Lanterns" escalated to the point of an apparent space-laser assassination, the DCU series threatened to introduce Hector Hammond. The classic villain was the underwhelming antagonist of the widely panned 2011 "Green Lantern" film starring Ryan Reynolds. Two-time Emmy nominee Peter Sarsgaard played a slightly remixed version of the big-headed super-scientist who gains telekinetic powers from the film's other forgettable bad guy — a cosmic cloud of fear meant to be Parallax.

Over the course of its five-season run on AMC, "Breaking Bad" developed a reputation as one of the deadliest crime dramas in TV history. Its willingness to kill major characters — and its ability to do so in immensely satisfying ways — rivaled even that of the show's biggest influence, "The Sopranos."

Benedict Cumberbatch may have been a certified scene-stealer as Khan in "Star Trek Into Darkness," but several other actors were also considered for the role.