HBO's The Last Of Us Quietly Reveals Just How Narrowly Joel Escaped The Cordyceps Outbreak
Joel got lucky. Very, very lucky.
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HBO's The Last Of Us Changes A Key Video Game Relationship, And For The Better
Sometimes, adapting material means changing the material.
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The Best Piece Of Advice Supergirl's Melissa Benoist Got From Greg Berlanti
'I find myself using it all the time now. But it took me a really long time to actually embrace that idea.'
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HBO's Rome Started With A Higher Budget Than Even Game Of Thrones
You can't build Rome in a day or for less than $100 million, apparently.
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Avenue 5's Hugh Laurie Has A Plot-Driven Excuse For When His British Accent Takes Over On Set
It's a great excuse, even if he doesn't really need it.
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The 13 Best Tom Kenny Roles That Aren't SpongeBob SquarePants
Tom Kenny is famous for voicing the beloved character SpongeBob SquarePants, but his career includes a wide variety of roles that display his immense talent.
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Aubrey Plaza Attempted To Join Saturday Night Live In 2004 (But Failed The Audition)
Finally Aubrey Plaza has gotten where she's always wanted to be: on the SNL stage in front of a live studio audience.
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Why These Actors Left Hit TV Shows
Leaving a hit TV show is a huge risk. Sometimes it works out and sometimes it doesn't. Just ask Katherine Heigl, David Caruso, Ruby Rose, and Charlie Sheen.
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The Palace: Everything We Know About The HBO Series Starring Kate Winslet And Hugh Grant
The Sense and Sensibility stars reunite on a limited series.
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Phil Hartman Was The 'Glue' That Held Together The Cast Of Saturday Night Live
Hartman excelled at playing the grounded, serious character in the show's most ridiculous sketches.
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Shrinking Writers Brett Goldstein And Neil Goldman Pay Respect To Therapy [Exclusive Interview]
'You just have to try and tell the stories you want to tell.'
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Rian Johnson Wanted Poker Face To Feel Like A Detective Throwback
'That's the stuff that I was sitting on the rug in front of my family's TV watching reruns of every single afternoon as a kid.'
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Rian Johnson Isn't Trying To Reinvent The Detective Genre With Poker Face
'The object is not to reinvent; it's just to do it really well.'
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Rian Johnson Wants Poker Face's Guest Stars To Feel As Big As Columbo's
'It really allows the killer, the main guest star, to be the star of the episode.'
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Jokes Were Never The Top Priority When It Came To Writing King Of The Hill
If John Wayne wouldn't do it, neither could Hank Hill.
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Harrison Ford Doesn't Think Yellowstone Can Quite Be Considered 'Television'
'They keep calling it television. But it's so un-television.'
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M. Night Shyamalan Knew Servant's Structure Put It At Risk Of An Early End
'There was no guarantee that we were gonna get to finish this.'
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Why Donald Glover Decided Not To Rap During The Series Run Of Atlanta
Donald Glover was clear that when he created Atlanta, it would be a show about rappers and ordinary life—not a show about Childish Gambino.
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G.I. Joe Renegades Got Canceled Because Of Conflicting Toy Line Concerns
'We had really fun stories for it, but...'
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How Much Of The Dropout Is A True Story?
The Dropout might seem totally unbelievable, but many of the most ludicrous things in the series actually happened in real life.
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How Joss Whedon Foreshadowed Buffy's Death In Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 5
"Miles to go. Little Miss Muffet counting down from 7-3-0."
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Debra Jo Rupp And Kurtwood Smith 'Didn't Need Convincing' To Take Part In That '90s Show
'They both said separately: 'If you're there, we're there.''
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Without This Rule, Dexter Would Have Ended Very Differently
The much-maligned Dexter finale was partially the result of a demand from Showtime.
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The Sandman: A Guide To Every Member Of That Giant Cast
The Netflix adaptation of the iconic comic has a massive cast of characters. So we made this guide for you.
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Some Of James Spader's Most Important Work On The Blacklist Happened Behind The Scenes
'The director runs the episodes while the writers work in L. A. but James is our executive producer on set.'
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Rome Showrunner Bruno Heller Never Thought HBO Would Actually Make The Series
'One of those projects that's really going for broke and very unlikely to be made.'
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