Why The Big Bang Theory Changed One Major Aspect Of Sheldon Cooper During The Series
This element of Sheldon Cooper as a character wound up evolving as the writers of The Big Bang Theory sought to challenge themselves.
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One Star Trek Actor Thinks The Legendary Sci-Fi Franchise Is 'Dying'
Robert Kazinsky, who appeared in 2025's Star Trek: Section 31, says he joined the movie because Trek overseer Alex Kurtzman told him the franchise was dying. -
The Bizarre Seinfeld Episode That Was Influenced By A Superman Villain
When a Seinfeld writer suggested an episode with a Superman villain-themed spin, Jerry Seinfeld was keen to push it even further. -
10 Best Sabrina Carpenter Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
What are Sabrina Carpenter's best movies and TV shows? Let's dig back into her Disney Channel history and check out her big screen bona fides. -
Actors Who Were Almost Cast As Star Trek's Geordi La Forge Before LeVar Burton
It's difficult to imagine anyone else playing Geordi La Forge other than LeVar Burton on Star Trek, but the role almost went to a handful of heavy hitters. -
Is Netflix's Adolescence Based On A True Story?
The disturbing and engrossing new one-take limited series Adolescence is a hit on Netflix, but is it based on a true story? Here are the details. -
Why Mark Harmon's Gibbs Didn't Appear In NCIS Season 21's Ducky Tribute Episode
Actor Mark Harmon did not return to NCIS as his character Gibbs for a tribute episode to one of the show's late stars. Here's why. -
A Cancelled Doctor Who Episode Would Have Changed Rose Tyler Forever
Rose Tyler and Christopher Eccleston's Doctor make for a great duo on Doctor Who. However, a cancelled episode of the series might've ruined that. -
How Parks And Recreation Almost Became A Spin-Off Of The Office
Parks and Recreation was initially planned to be a spin-off of The Office, but we're very thankful the show ended up finding its own identity. -
Star Trek: Voyager Ending Explained
The final episode of Star Trek: Voyager is a mixed bag of weird ideas and big action, and the kind of finale that feels both exhilarating and disappointing. -
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). -
Robin Actor Burt Ward Was Sent To The Hospital On His First Day Of Shooting Batman
Burt Ward only wore a small mask as Robin on Batman, which meant he had to do a lot of his own stunts for better and for worse. -
The Major Doctor Who Rule That Ncuti Gatwa Accidentally Broke
Doctor Who might have the power to bend time and space, but there's one unspoken rule that Ncuti Gatwa learned must never be broken. -
What Happened To Drew In Tell Me Lies?
Here's what happened to Benjamin Wadsworth's character Drew on Tell Me Lies, the Hulu drama created by Meaghan Oppenheimer. -
How Simon Helberg's Celebrity Impressions Made It Into The Big Bang Theory
Simon Helberg has some secret comedic talents, including celebrity impressions that The Big Bang Theory was wise to incorporate into episodes. -
The White Lotus Season 3 Features A Surprise Appearance From An Oscar-Winning Actor
The White Lotus season 3 featured a cameo from an Oscar winner who just made the case for a Outstanding Guest Actor Emmy nomination. -
The Chilling Black Mirror Episode That Inspired Severance
The creator of the Apple TV+ sensation Severance revealed that a certain episode of Black Mirror helped inspire the series. -
Why Stephen King's Failed '90s TV Miniseries Got Two Different Endings
It wouldn't surprise us if you've never heard of Golden Years, a Stephen King miniseries from the 1990s. But here's why the show received two different endings. -
Marina Sirtis' Deanna Troi Was Scrapped From A Key Star Trek: TNG Episode
Marina Sirtis, who played Deanna Troi on Star Trek: The Next Generation, was bummed to discover one of her character's most compelling plotlines was cut. -
Why NBC Canceled The Star-Studded Law & Order: LA After One Season
Despite its star-studded cast, Law & Order: Los Angeles got the axe after just one season on NBC. Here's why the series was cancelled. -
Why Adam West's Batman Show Was Canceled After Three Seasons
The classic 1960s Batman TV show was cancelled after just three seasons, but it came very close to being resurrected by a different network. -
Why Malcolm In The Middle Star Erik Per Sullivan Disappeared From Hollywood
With rumors of a Malcolm in the Middle reboot on the horizon, should we expect to see Erik Per Sullivan return as Dewey after leaving Hollywood? -
Why Rashida Jones' Ann Perkins Left Parks And Recreation
Parks and Recreation had a revolving door of main cast members, but Rashida Jones' Ann Perkins was one of the most significant departures. -
10 Actors You Didn't Know Are Nepo Babies
Plenty of actors get their start because their parents are famous or already work in show business. Here are 10 actors who you may not know are nepo babies. -
Why Simon Helberg Never Directed An Episode Of The Big Bang Theory
While Simon Helberg has dipped his toes into the directing pool before, he had an understandable reason for never helming an episode of The Big Bang Theory. -
Brent Spiner Thinks One Star Trek: TNG Star Completely Changed The Show
Brent Spiner believes the casting of one particular Star Trek: The Next Generation star helped earn the series a little more respect and an increase in viewers. -
Why Sasha Alexander's Kate Todd Left NCIS
Kate Todd's (Sasha Alexander) death on NCIS came as a real shock. Behind the scenes, on the other hand, Alexander's exit was perhaps less of a surprise.
