Why Jennifer Love Hewitt's Kate Callahan Left Criminal Minds
Jennifer Love Hewitt's character Kate Callahan only appeared on Criminal Minds for one season, but her departure was for a good reason.
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The Peacemaker Season 2 Trailer May Explain One Of The DCU's Biggest Mysteries
James Gunn's Peacemaker series is canon to the DC Universe, but how's that even possible? Thankfully, the trailer for season 2 appears to have the answer.
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One Of Star Trek's Scariest Villains Has Enrolled In Starfleet Academy – And It Raises Many Questions
A character on the upcoming Star Trek series Starfleet Academy has a connection to villains from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
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Why Harry Potter's Controversial Hermione-House Elves Subplot Is HBO's Biggest Challenge
Hermione's activism for house elves is perhaps the most controversial subplot in the Harry Potter books, so let's consider how the HBO TV show should handle it.
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Here's Why The Mentalist Was Canceled By CBS
The Mentalist was a ratings winner for CBS for several years. Here's why the show eventually came to an end after its seventh season.
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The Canceled Silence Of The Lambs Spin-Off That You Forgot Existed
There was a Silence of the Lambs TV series spin-off that didn't last very long, and no, we're not talking about Hannibal.
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Starfleet Academy Trailer Teases The Fate Of A Beloved (And Lost) Star Trek Character
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is picking up where Discovery left off, but its trailer suggests the series may explore the fate of a character from an older show.
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Adam Scott Found A Key Severance Season 2 Moment Deeply Weird
Adam Scott has done some pretty weird things to help bring his Severance character to life, but one moment in season 2 was weirder than them all.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Adam West's Batman Series
While most of the main actors from the 1960s Batman series starring Adam West have sadly left us, there are a few still alive today. Let's check in on them.
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12 SNL Stars Who Had A Rough Time Working On The Sketch Comedy Show
Plenty of comedy stars have blossomed out of Saturday Night Live, but even if they make a name for themselves, they didn't always enjoy the rigorous production.
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The Hulu Sports Miniseries That Deeply Upset Mike Tyson
When Hulu forged ahead with the 2022 miniseries Mike, starring Trevante Rhodes and based on the life of boxer Mike Tyson, Tyson was not happy about it.
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The Weirdest & Most Absurd Things Peacemaker Has Ever Done
Peacemaker is unstable, so it should come as no surprise that he's done some pretty weird and absurd things throughout his "superhero" career.
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The 15 Prime Video Shows That Justify A Subscription
If you're debating whether or not to resubscribe to Prime Video, here are 15 incredible shows not named "The Boys" that justify a subscription.
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Saved By The Bell's Tiffani Thiessen Wasn't Cast In Friends For A Valid Reason
Tiffani Amber Thiessen was a television mainstay in the 1990s, but she just barely missed out on joining the core cast of Friends.
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Marvel's Fantastic Four Reboot Borrows One Valuable Lesson From Star Trek
The world seen in the new Marvel movie The Fantastic Four: First Steps seems to be borrowing a lesson from the Star Trek franchise.
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One Of Hulu's First Ever Shows Was A Western Comedy Created By A Star Trek Star
Years after recurring as Samantha Wildman on Star Trek: Voyager, Nancy Hower co-created this offbeat Western comedy series, one of Hulu's first-ever originals.
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The Marvel Character You Forgot Ebon Moss-Bachrach Played Before Fantastic Four's Thing
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe expands, there's a high likelihood that actors will play multiple roles like Fantastic Four's Ebon Moss-Bachrach.
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Friends Star Courteney Cox Headlined A Criminally Underrated Horror Show On HBO Max
Courteney Cox is a TV legend thanks to Friends, but brought her horror street cred from the Scream franchise to the small screen in a forgotten series.
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Why William Shatner's Boston Legal Was Canceled
Boston Legal had a solid run, but show creator David E. Kelley had a hunch about why the William Shatner-led Practice spin-off didn't last longer than it did.
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10 Things About How I Met Your Mother That Haven't Aged Well
How I Met Your Mother may be one of the most beloved CBS sitcoms, but like many shows, not everything has aged so well, and it's not just dated jokes either.
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Why Fox Canceled Kevin Bacon's The Following After Three Seasons
The Kevin Bacon thriller series The Following was a hit when it launched on Fox, but it ended up being canceled after three seasons.
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12 Best Changes Absolute Batman Makes To Bruce Wayne's DC Comics Story
The Absolute Batman comics offer a completely different take on Bruce Wayne and the people around him. Here are the 12 changes that work the best.
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How Star Trek Explored Prejudice Without Breaking Gene Roddenberry's Biggest Rule
Gene Roddenberry had a restrictive rule in place for the Star Trek writers, but they figured out a creative workaround when needed.
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The Seinfeld Episode You Didn't Realize Had A Seamless Special Effects Shot
The Seinfeld episode The Bookstore features a special effects shot that you probably never realized was there, and it's pretty impressive for a network TV show.
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James Gunn's DC Universe Continues Adapting The Funniest Justice League Ever
James Gunn's take on the Justice League is piecing together a lineup from the often-hilarious Justice League International comics.
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Why Pamela Anderson Left Tim Allen's Home Improvement
After two years playing Lisa opposite Tim Allen on Home Improvement, Pamela Anderson left the beloved sitcom. Here's why she walked away.
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Sons Of Anarchy: What Does SAMCRO Stand For?
At the center of Sons of Anarchy is the motorcycle club SAMCRO, but what does that name stand for? And is the show purely a work of fiction? Here's the answer.
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