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It’s time to revisit the birthplace of Hollywood horror royalty. Universal’s idea of horror—through fog-drenched forests and crumbling castles—is why we still clutch our popcorn tighter and sleep with one eye open.

If there’s a show that packs drama into every minute, it’s Sex and the City. And along with all that chaos came celebrities, many of whom were unforgettable, with their quirks that we loved to judge.

Appearing on M*A*S*H back then was a total game-changer. A lucky few broke past the usual “nurse” or “police number 2” roles and took off. These quick scenes and fast exits worked.

When it debuted in 1978, Dallas changed the face of primetime television. With epic melodrama and over-the-top storylines, the saga of the oil-rich Ewing family was compelling viewing. Whether it was a classic cliffhanger or a notorious just-a-dream reset, Dallas dominated the 80s.

TV has a habit of circling back when a world is just too good to abandon. Just when audiences thought the story had wrapped, these shows came back with new faces and fresh settings.

These Black actresses changed the tone of Hollywood without ever being given the stage they deserved. They broke barriers, but history rarely mentions their names—until now.