The Critically Acclaimed K-Drama That Game Of Thrones Fans Need To Watch On Netflix
Game of Thrones fans searching for another medieval fantasy series full of zombies and deadly royal intrigue may want to give this K-drama a look.
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The Acclaimed Apple TV+ Series That K-Drama Fans Need To Watch ASAP
This celebrated Apple TV+ period piece might not technically be a K-drama, but it is something K-drama fans should absolutely enjoy.
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10 Best Austin Butler Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Austin Butler has risen to prominence thanks to mesmerizing turns in movies like Elvis and Dune: Part Two. But what are his best movies and TV shows?
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1923 Season 2 Episode 4 Explains The Origin Of Yellowstone's Train Station
1923 season 2, episode 4 finally reveals the origins of the Dutton family's beloved 'train station' dumping ground (and who might be headed there next).
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Why Grace Shelby Had To Die In Peaky Blinders, According To The Show's Creator
Grace Shelby (née Burgess) was Tommy's first love in Peaky Blinders, but show creator Steven Knight says the story demanded her death.
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Every Season Of Netflix's The Crown, Ranked
Netflix's The Crown perfectly represents the Peak TV era of prestige streaming shows. Here's our ranking of every season of the series.
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Yellowstone: 1923 Season 2 Drops More Clues About John Dutton III's Grandparents
Thanks to 1923, we're starting to get a clearer picture of the lineage of one of the Yellowstone franchise's most important characters: John Dutton III.
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1923 Season 2 Episode 3 Features The Yellowstone Spin-Off's Darkest Moment Yet
1923 season 2, episode 3, 'Wrap Thee In Terror,' lives up to its title and then some, delivering one of the Yellowstone franchise's darkest moments.
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The Controversial Horror K-Drama That Was Canceled After Two Episodes
This particularly controversial horror K-drama was abruptly canceled after two episodes due to complaints about its historical inaccuracy.
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The 14 Greatest Detectives In Movie And TV History
Detectives love solving a crime or some other kind of impossible question. Here are the best detectives of the big and small screen and where to find them.
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Is 1923 Episode 2's Female U.S. Marshal Historically Accurate?
Jennifer Carpenter plays a U.S. Marshal in 1923 Season 2, Episode 2, but is the character historically accurate? Here's the answer.
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Is 1923 Season 2 Lowkey Setting Up Another Yellowstone Spin-Off Series?
There are currently several new Yellowstone spin-offs in the works. However, 1923 Season 2 might just be laying the groundwork for yet another one.
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Why Ron Howard Never Directed An Episode Of Happy Days
Ron Howard pivoted from acting to become a well-decorated director, but he never directed an episode of the sitcom that made him a household name, Happy Days.
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Why John Hart Replaced Clayton Moore In The Lone Ranger
There are conflicting stories about why actor John Hart was brought in to replace Clayton Moore as the star of The Lone Ranger TV series for one season.
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Why Regé-Jean Page's Simon Basset Left Bridgerton
Why hasn't Regé-Jean Page reprised his Bridgerton role as Simon Basset since Season 1? The answer is neither dramatic nor terribly surprising.
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Why Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Cast Kevin Costner As John Dutton
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan was keen on casting Kevin Costner for the show, and it shaped his approach to casting the series' spinoffs as well.
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What Is Wrong With King George On Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story?
Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte play fast and loose with real-life history, but how does their portrayal of King George's mental health struggles stack up?
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Why Tom Hanks Made A Cameo Appearance In The Yellowstone Prequel 1883
How did the Yellowstone prequel series 1883 get America's Dad himself, Tom Hanks, to make a cameo? Turns out, the actor had a connection to the show.
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Where Was Gunsmoke Filmed? Every Major Location Explained
Gunsmoke lasted a whopping 20 seasons on TV, but the Kansas-set Western never filmed in the Sunflower State. Here's where the series was actually shot.
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Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Had To Make 1883 In An Impossible Amount Of Time
Taylor Sheridan was given shockingly little time to make his Yellowstone spin-off 1883. Here's how he managed to do it the way he wanted anyway.
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Who Does Benedict Bridgerton Marry In Julia Quinn's Books?
As we await for season 4 of Bridgerton, let's look toward the books to see who Benedict Bridgerton may end up with at the end of the show.
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Why Did Topher Grace Leave That '70s Show?
Topher Grace was the main character on That '70s Show, but he left before the show's final season. Here's what happened and how the show tried to fill the void.
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Peaky Blinders Explained: What The Title Of Cillian Murphy's TV Series Means
The Peaky Blinders were a real gang that inspired the Cillian Murphy-led series of the same name. Here's where the gang's name came from.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Bridgerton Shows On Netflix
There's a fair amount of material in Netflix's Bridgerton franchise to get through. Here's the best way to enjoy what the Ton has to offer.
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Does Alexander Ludwig's Bjorn Ironside Die On Vikings?
Bjorn Ironside (Alexander Ludwig) had to endure some intense family feuding on Vikings. Here's what happened to the character at the end of the show.
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Why Netflix Canceled That '90s Show
That '90s Show is yet another Netflix Original to get the axe after only a few seasons, but what inspired the streamer to end the legacyquel series?
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Was Sherlock Holmes Based On A Real Person?
Sherlock Holmes may be a fictional character, but Sir Arthur Conan Doyle admitted that the detective was closely based on a real man.
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