Kate Winslet's Role In The Regime Had Her Taking An In-Depth Look At Trauma
Kate Winslet always studies and prepares for her projects, even researching trauma for her role as a paranoid authoritarian ruler in HBO's The Regime.
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Colin Farrell's TV Year Kicks Off With The Trailer For Sugar, His Apple TV+ Noir Drama
Here's your first look at Colin Farrell's new noir detective series for Apple TV+, Sugar.
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Kate Winslet Provides An Update On Mare Of Easttown Season 2
Is Kate Winslet ready to get back in the saddle as Mare for a continuation of HBO's Mare of Easttown? Here's what the actor had to say in a recent interview.
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Andrew Scott Cons His Way Into Trouble In Netflix's Ripley Trailer
Andrew Scott brings Patricia Highsmith's infamous grifter to stylish life in the new trailer for the Netflix series Ripley.
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One Bones Set Was Borrowed From A Short-Lived Kelsey Grammer Sitcom
A set from the forgotten Kelsey Grammer sitcom Back to You was one repurposed for an episode of Bones.
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Why Reacher Season 2 Jumped So Far Ahead In The Books
Reacher season 1 adapted the first book in the series, but season 2 jumped ahead. Why? Author Lee Child has the answer.
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Why Rod Serling Hated Seeing Reruns Of The Twilight Zone On TV
The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling was not thrilled when he would see reruns of the show airing on TV. But the reason for his distaste might surprise you.
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Bones' Emily Deschanel Had A Real-Life Injury The Show Cleverly Covered Up
Bones' circus-themed episode "Double Trouble in the Panhandle" saw Emily Deschanel sustain a real-life injury that was subsequently written into the show.
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The Canceled Fox Pilot That Led Andrew Shue To Melrose Place
Right before getting his big break with Melrose Place, Andrew Shue shot a pilot for a scrapped early-'90s Fox crime series called Gulf City.
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The Complex Schemes And Alliances In The Shogun Premiere, Explained
Let's explore the historical backdrop of Shogun's shifting schemes and alliances, and how the show plays them out to dramatic effect.
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7 Biggest Changes The Shogun Premiere Makes From The Book
The new FX series Shogun makes some changes from the massive book that inspired it. Let's compare the two.
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The Time Marvel's Sean Gunn Made A Quick Appearance On Bones
Shortly after co-starring in Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, Sean Gunn popped in as a guest star on Bones.
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Playing Bones' Jack Hodgins Went Against The One Thing T.J. Thyne Tried To Avoid
T.J. Thyne initially wasn't interested in playing the same character in a long-running TV series, but his role on Bones made his reconsider that.
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How Bones Could Have Ended If It Had Gotten Cancelled Sooner
Bones creator Hart Hanson had several ideas for an ending had it gotten cancelled earlier than expected. Here are some of the places he was prepared to end it.
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Bones Placed A Simpsons Reference In The Back Of One Season 5 Episode
To celebrate The Simpsons turning 20, Bones slipped a handful of references to the residents of Springfield in the season 5 episode 'The Dwarf in the Dirt.'
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The Star Trek: Discovery Season 5 Trailer Teases The Final Adventures For Captain Burnham
Star Trek Discover's fifth and last season will be blasting onto screens near you, and we finally have a full sneak peak in the brand new trailer.
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Cool Stuff: Michael Giacchino's LOST Season 1 Score Hits Vinyl For The First Time
Michael Giacchino's incredible score for LOST season 1 has finally made its way to vinyl, just in time to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the show's premiere.
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True Detective Season 5 Is Happening And Night Country Maestro Issa López Is On The Case
Issa López is coming back to oversee True Detective season 5 as part of her shiny new deal with HBO after the success of Night Country.
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The True Detective: Night Country Finale Reminds Us Don't Trust The Police
TV shows warp the public's perception of how the criminal justice system actually works, and True Detective: Night Country shows us to not trust the cops.
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We Were The Lucky Ones - Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
Georgia Hunter's best-selling novel We Were the Lucky Ones is becoming a limited Hulu series. Here's everything we know about the show so far.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From 1984's Night Court
NBC recently brought Night Court back with a modern revival, but some of the original cast members are sadly no longer with us.
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The Best Episode Of The Leftovers Season 1 Left The Book Behind In The Major Way
The Leftovers season 1 got off to a gloomy start, but the Nora-centric episode 'The Guest' was a sign of better things to come.
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The Night Country Finale's Spiral Reveal May Be The Most Controversial True Detective Development Yet
The True Detective: Night Country finale contains what is so far the biggest spiral reveal we've had, yet somehow raises more questions than answers.
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Every Clue To Solving The Mystery Of True Detective: Night Country You Missed This Season
Now that True Detective: Night Country has ended, let's look back at all the clues we were given along the way.
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Let's Talk About Peter Prior, The Overlooked MVP Of True Detective: Night Country
Liz Danvers and Evangeline Navarro are the focal points of True Detective: Night Country, but let's give it up for Peter Prior!
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Confused By The True Detective: Night Country Finale? This Season 1 Moment Is The Key
Perhaps the key to unlocking the True Detective: Night Country finale is to look back at a moment from season 1.
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The True Detective: Night Country Finale Pays Homage To A Kubrick Horror Classic
The Shining is very personal to Issa López, and it shows in the way the True Detective: Night Country finale blatantly homages Stanley Kubrick's horror classic.
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