The Walking Dead TV Series Gave Abraham's Comic Book Death To Another Character
This supporting character on the Walking Dead TV show dies in the exact same way that Abraham does in the original comic books.
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Bette Davis Apparently Thought Her Gunsmoke Cameo Was Beneath Her
Bette Davis was one of the many guest stars on Gunsmoke, but few had the acting pedigree that she did ... and she knew it.
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Why Only One Seinfeld Episode Cut Away From Jerry's Stand-Up Scene
Just one episode of Seinfeld cuts away from Jerry doing stand-up to someone in the audience, and there was a very specific note that led to this unique moment.
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Why The Big Bang Theory Changed Its Showrunner During Its Peak
The Big Bang Theory was a smashing success for 12 seasons, but the hit comedy series changed showrunners at the peak of its popularity. Here's why.
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One Game Of Thrones Star Clashed With Directors And Stormed Off Set
Game of Thrones boasted a cast of some of the greatest performers of our time, which includes veterans who have an established method of preparation.
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Netflix's Horror Series Marianne Had Big Season 2 Plans Before Its Cancellation
Supernatural horror series Marianne was canceled by Netflix after just one season, but the show's creator has revealed what season 2 would have been.
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Why Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, And Arnold Schwarzenegger Turned Down The Simpsons
Three of the biggest heroes of 1980s American action cinema were all slated to appear in the same episode of The Simpsons, but here's why it didn't happen.
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Doctor Who Season 2, Episode 2 Breaks The Fourth Wall To Pay Homage To The Fandom
The latest episode of Doctor Who tips its hat to the show's fandom by having the Doctor break the fourth wall in a rather literal sense.
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Does Sarah Cameron Die In Outer Banks?
As fans eagerly await the final season of Outer Banks on Netflix, some are wondering what the fate of Sarah Cameron was at the end of season 4.
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How George R.R. Martin Feels About Game Of Thrones Season 8
George R.R. Martin was not thrilled with how Game of Thrones concluded, but his disappointment in the final season was not reserved solely for the showrunners.
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Why Elias Koteas Left Chicago PD
Alvin Olinsky (Elias Koteas) wound up in a tight spot in Chicago P.D. season 5, resulting in Koteas' exit. Here's how things played out off-camera.
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The Weird MTV Sketch Comedy Series That Alex Winter Made Before Freaked
Before the obscure 1990s movie Freaked, Bill and Ted veteran Alex Winter made a bizarre MTV sketch comedy series that influenced the network's house style.
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How Gilligan's Island Star Dawn Wells Really Felt About Working With Russell Johnson
Dawn Wells and Russell Johnson were 'thrown together' as the unnamed characters in the Gilligan's Island theme song and it informed their working relationship.
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The Walking Dead's Weirdest Storyline Turned Rick Grimes Into A Superhero
An alternative non-canon ending for The Walking Dead pits a superhero Rick Grimes against the real villains behind the zombie outbreak: aliens.
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The Real-Life Reason Behind The Penguin's Squawks In The 1960s Batman Series
When Burgess Meredith played The Penguin on the Batman TV series he made a weird, memorable squawking sound. Here's why.
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Why Rainbow Sun Francks' Aiden Ford Was Written Out Of Stargate Atlantis
Rainbow Sun Francks' Aiden Ford once seemed like he could become the Riker of Stargate Atlantis. Here's why the show's writers went in a different direction.
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Doctor Who Season 2 Fixes The Show's Longest-Running Time Travel 'Error'
The second episode of Doctor Who season 2 (in the Disney+ era) introduces something that fixes the longest-running time travel "error" in the show's history.
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The Scrapped Yellowstone Storyline That Could Have Destroyed The Show
Yellowstone was already full of Dutton family drama, but one of the storylines for the show's scrapped sixth season would have taken things to a new level.
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TV Show Endings That Fans Still Argue About To This Day
Fans love to argue about anything and everything, and the controversial endings of these TV shows have kept fans arguing for years, even decades.
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Why Bones Made Angela And Hodgins A Couple, According To T.J. Thyne
According to Bones star T.J. Thyne, the romance between his character Jack Hodgins and Angela Montenegro (Michaela Conlin) didn't come about accidentally.
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The Real Reason Tina Louise Accepted The Role Of Ginger Grant On Gilligan's Island
Gilligan's Island star Tina Louise was surprised by the popularity of the show. Here's why she took the role of the glamorous Ginger Grant in the first place.
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How Much Does Frasier's Apartment Really Cost?
Frasier's apartment is a luxurious staple of '90s sitcom glory, but how much would it have realistically cost for him to live in it?
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The Severance Season 2 Scene That Adam Scott Found Challenging
Adam Scott found one particular scene in Severance season 2 to be particularly challenging to film, and you can probably guess which one it was.
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WWE's Big Netflix Move Is A Disaster – And That Should Concern All Movie And TV Fans
Netflix struck a big deal to host WWE’s Monday Night RAW, but the ratings seem to indicate that it's lost a lot of viewers since then, and that's bad news.
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The Beloved American Medical Show That's Based On A Classic K-Drama
This long-running U.S. medical series is actually based on a popular K-drama (one that's also been remade in several other countries).
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The Real Reason Star Trek: The Next Generation Never Had A Mirror Universe Episode
Several Star Trek series visit the Mirror Universe at some point, but The Next Generation isn't one of them. That's not an accident, either.
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Who Plays Isaac In The Last Of Us Season 2
The actor who plays Isaac in The Last of Us season 2 is the same person who played that character in The Last of Us Part II video game.
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