The Sopranos Killed Adriana Offscreen And We're All Better For It
Adriana's (Drea de Matteo) death in The Sopranos season 5 episode "Long Term Parking" was shocking, but luckily (for us) the hit happened offscreen.
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How Michael Schur's Coffee Routine Led To The Idea For The Good Place
Michael Schur had a "lame" habit that inspired much of the moral core at the center of The Good Place.
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How Finding The Right House For The Byrdes Helped Ozark Feel Real
'That house just gave and gave and gave to us.'
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Another Year Of Lesbian Chaos Begins With Gentleman Jack Season 2
After a three-year wait, Gentleman Jack has returned in all its messy glory to zero in on the captivating romance of Miss Lister and Ann Walker.
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Better Call Saul Season 6 Ratchets Up The Tension With 'Rock And Hard Place'
Time for another shocking, distressing episode of Better Call Saul!
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The Best Roles The Sopranos Cast Has Landed Since The Show Ended
The strength of The Sopranos lies in its depth of characterization, thanks in no small part to its full roster of accomplished actors.
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David Fincher's Directing Style Made For Some Demanding Days On The Mindhunter Set
David Fincher is known for his love of multiple takes, and that resulted in some long days on the Mindhunter set.
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Russian Doll Almost Starred Jordan Peele And Alfred Molina
'It's a very specific document, and it's almost like a time capsule.'
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David Chase Wrote The Sopranos For A Very Personal Reason
David Chase created The Sopranos, one of the key shows during the prestige TV period — and the gangster series was inspired by his real-life experiences.
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TV, Interrupted: Galavant Was A (Glorious) Fairy Tale Cliché
Love! Music! Drama! And a dragon called Tad Cooper!
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Matt Berry Thought Toast Of London Would Be The End Of His Voice Acting Career
It turns out that taking the piss out of voice over work doesn't stop you from getting voice over work.
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The Canceled Green Lantern Show That Young Justice May Have Made Canon
Young Justice reintroduced the Green Lantern Corps after years of only briefly teasing Hal Jordan and John Stewart.
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Heartstopper Features An Unexpected Oscar-Winning Cast Member
Sharing the screen with the young stars would be an Academy Award-winning actress, starring as Connor's onscreen mother.
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Julia Garner Was Under The Gun To Get Her Inventing Anna Accent Down
We've all tried to do the accent. Don't deny it.
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How Beetlejuice Created An Unusual Situation For Stranger Things Season 4
Those Hawkins kids will never be allowed to see Tim Burton's best movie.
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The One Question Netflix Kept Asking About Stranger Things After Season 1
Hawkins, Indiana is now home to some of the weirdest tales you can find in the American Midwest.
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14 Shows Like Russian Doll You Should Check Out
Natasha Lyonne is back for Season 2 of Netflix's "Russian Doll." If you can't get enough of her quirky journey, here are some other shows you need to check out!
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The Duffer Brothers Compared Stranger Things Season 4 To This Polarizing Series
Stranger Things showrunners have compared the fourth season to a certain epic fantasy series, but hopefully fan reaction won't follow suit.
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A Simple Script Problem Led To One Of Barry's Best Moments
One of Barry's best moments was in a surreal season 2 episode, and the hilarious sequence was created to fix a hole in the original script.
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Watching Barry Season 3 Was Too Intense For Its Own Writers
Can a TV show be too intense? Asking for a friend.
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The Flight Attendant's Kaley Cuoco Became A More Disciplined Actor To Play So Many Versions Of Cassie
This season takes a big risk, and it pays off.
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Twin Peaks' Red Room Was Created To Serve A Surprisingly Practical Purpose
Spoiler: The purpose of the Red Room was not to discuss whether your favorite gum is going to come back in style, though that's important too.
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Severance Creator Dan Erickson Loves The Irony Behind Ricken's Self-Help Book
One man's trash is another man's liberation from the company culture inspired by a surgical procedure that severs any memories from a life outside of work.
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Better Call Saul Made Bob Odenkirk Realize Just How Hard Acting Can Be
The loneliness Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman feels in his devolution was contagious.
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Better Call Saul Season 6 Begins With The Shocking One-Two-Punch Of 'Wine And Roses' And 'Carrot And Stick'
The final season begins, and we're nervous.
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