Sometimes Oscar voters absolutely nailed it. Other times, they chose a great movie while an even better one sat a few rows away trying not to look annoyed. Using each film’s release year, here are the winners—and the films that actually should have won.

"The Wizard of Oz" is a timeless, cross-generational classic. But did you know that behind the film's bright and colorful scenes, there are some rather dark and hidden secrets?

Some movies just mess with your head—in the best way. They jump timelines, play with reality, and leave you wondering what you just watched. If you love a good mind-bender, these confusing films are probably already on your list.

We aren't talking about filmed pilots that never got picked up. That stuff happens all the time. No, for this list, we're looking at shows that got picked up and were announced with plans to be broadcast until....well, until those plans changed.

Sometimes it takes only five words to bring an entire television show rushing back into your head. You remember the narrator’s voice, the theme music, and exactly where you used to sit when the program came on. The best classic TV openings did more than explain the premise. They created a weekly ritual that viewers can still recite decades later.

Everybody remembers The Office. Everybody remembers How I Met Your Mother. Those shows never really left. But the 2000s also cranked out dozens of sitcoms that were genuinely funny...then somehow disappeared without a trace.

Long before he ever graced a TV screen, Bob Barker married his high school sweetheart Dorothy Jo—but their union was doomed to a heartbreaking end.