Adam Scott's Boy Meets World Role, Explained
Long before Step Brothers and Severance, Adam Scott popped up in a supporting role on the sitcom Boy Meets World as a bully named Griff.
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Is The White Lotus Even An Anthology Series Anymore?
For the first two seasons, The White Lotus stretched the limits of what makes it a limited series anthology show, but season 3 has solidified its place.
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The White Lotus Season 3 Reveals Details About The Fate Of Jennifer Coolidge's Tanya
The third episode of The White Lotus Season 3 raises big questions about what happened to Tanya (Jennifer Coolidge) and Greg's (Jon Gries) activities.
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Denzel Washington's Suits LA Episode 2 Cameo Explained
Denzel Washington's much-discussed sorta-not-really cameo on Suits LA gets a little more context in the show's second episode.
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Kieran Culkin's Oscar-Winning Performance Couldn't Be More Different Than Roman Roy
Congrats to Kieran Culkin for winning an Oscar for his work in A Real Pain. Despite what some people may claim, it's very different than his work on Succession.
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Why Hannah Montana Star Mitchel Musso Disappeared From Hollywood
Hannah Montana cast member Mitchel Musso has disappeared from Hollywood in the last few years. Here's why that happened.
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The 18 Best Curb Your Enthusiasm Episodes, Ranked
Larry David's Curb Your Enthusiasm has maintained its absurd hilarity for eleven seasons. Here, we explore the show's funniest gags and episodes thus far.
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The 16 Most Memorable David Lynch Characters Ever
David Lynch is a master of crafting characters that stay with us long after the credits roll. Here are the most memorable Lynch characters ever, ranked.
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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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Why The First Star Trek: Enterprise Novel Infuriated The Show's Co-Creator
Star Trek: Enterprise co-creator Brannon Braga didn't care for some of the extra material Diane Carey added to her novelization of the show's pilot.
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Doctor Who Season 2 Trailer Introduces A New Companion: The Nurse
The new trailer for Doctor Who season 2 brings back Andor actor Varada Sethu as a new companion, who dubs herself 'the Nurse.'
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Mark Harmon's Feud With NCIS Creator Donald P. Bellisario, Explained
Rumor has it NCIS star Mark Harmon used his clout to get creator Donald P. Bellisario fired because they were feuding, but the truth isn't so simple.
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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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Only One Channel Is Still Making TV That Actually Feels Dangerous
Adult Swim has been the home of bizarre, offbeat, and impossible-to-categorize TV for years, and is still refusing to play it safe.
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Why Richard Dean Anderson Was Stabbed On The Stargate SG-1 Set
Stargate SG-1 star Richard Dean Anderson was accidentally stabbed while filming an episode of the sci-fi TV show. Here's what went down.
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An Acclaimed Will Poulter Miniseries Was Based On An Agatha Christie Novel
Will Poulter once had a lead role in a critically-acclaimed BritBox miniseries based on a mystery novel by Agatha Christie.
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The SNL Actor Who Caused A Strict Wardrobe Rule For The Whole Cast
Saturday Night Live instituted a strict underwear rule for everybody, but it was really only because of one SNL cast member constantly going commando.
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The Simpsons Scene That Terrified Series Creator Matt Groening
One scene from a classic episode of The Simpsons left creator Matt Groening shaken, even if it seems quaint by the show's modern standards.
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The 'Secret Weapon' Behind Gunsmoke's Success, According To The Show's Co-Creator
How did Gunsmoke become popular enough to last for 20 years? According to co-creator John Meston, it had something special going under the hood.
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Family Guy's 'Road To...' Episodes, Ranked From Worst To Best
"Family Guy" has eight "Road To..." episodes focusing on Stewie and Brian's wacky misadventures around the world and beyond. Here's how they rank.
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1923 Season 2 Repurposes Yellowstone's Most Hated Storyline
In one subplot, the second season of Taylor Sheridan's 1923 seems to be repackaging a Yellowstone character arc that fans did not particularly like.
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Why Emily Wickersham's Ellie Bishop Left NCIS
Emily Wickersham played Ellie Bishop on NCIS for multiple seasons and hundreds of episodes, then departed the show. Here's why.
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Star Trek: The Founders Of The United Federation Of Planets, Explained
If you've ever wondered about the origins of Star Trek's United Federation of Planets, check out our handy an explainer about that very topic.
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Jennifer Aniston Was Considered For A Major NCIS Role
There's an alternate universe where Jennifer Aniston played one of the most tragic characters on the long-running procedural NCIS.
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How Burt Reynolds Really Felt About His Gunsmoke Co-Star James Arness
Burt Reynolds was a man of strong, frequently fiery opinions – and that's what makes his thoughts on Gunsmoke's James Arness so interesting.
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Game Of Thrones: Jon Snow's Family Tree Explained
The real Jon Snow family tree on HBO's Game of Thrones was of the most tightly held secrets in Westeros for years. Here's how it all played out in the end.
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How Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 Almost Brought Back The Karate Kid Villain Dutch
Dutch (the late Chad McQueen) from The Karate Kid nearly returned in Cobra Kai's final season. Here's how he would've factored into Season 6 Part 3.
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