The superhero satire series of The Boys is set in New York City, but the ominous Vought Tower is a real place in Toronto (with CGI enhancements, of course).
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With Black Mirror: Bandersnatch now gone from Netflix, it's worth looking back at the interactive film's legacy through its many possible endings.
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Swifties are convinced Taylor Swift made a cameo in the final season of The Handmaid's Tale, so let's take a closer look at the moment in question.
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Laurie Metcalf is a living TV legend, and her casting on The Big Bang Theory allowed for a Roseanne reunion of sorts in front of and behind the camera.
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If a single episode of The Pitt tells us anything, it's that we truly aren't paying our emergency medical professionals enough.
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FX's Say Nothing mini-series effectively challenges Irish Americans' tendency to idealize the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and its actions.
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Fast & Furious fans and car enthusiasts in general may want to check out this gearhead series, which is currently climbing the streaming charts on Prime Video.
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Cyberpunk: Edgerunners was critically acclaimed and had a dedicated fandom after it premiered on Netflix, but here's why it only lasted one season.
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As epic and grand as "Game of Thrones" was, there were over a dozen storylines that simply went way beyond the Land of Always Winter, aka nowhere.
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Bones came to an explosive end in season 12, but no main characters were killed off when the Jeffersonian Institute was destroyed.
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Kurt Russell had a pretty prolific television career during his child star years, including playing two different characters on The Fugitive series.
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HBO's Harry Potter series has officially cast a trio of youngsters to play the central roles of Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley.
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Quentin Tarantino's taste in movies has been reflected in his own work, but his taste in television shows seems a bit out of character.
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Burt Reynolds played one of the most beloved supporting roles on Gunsmoke, but everyone could tell he was destined for the big screen.
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has made all of the stars household names, but one of them has been circling superhero projects for years.
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The Last of Us season 2 showed us a flashback to what might have been Ellie's best birthday ever, but how old is she in the contemporary timeline of the show?
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There's no such thing as a bad season of Succession, with all of them ranging from 'least incredible' to 'unimpeachable masterpiece.'
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This specific episode of Seinfeld changed the entire dynamic of the show and the characters, according to the cast and crew.
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Captain James T. Kirk won't be born (canonically) for another two centuries, but you can visit the future birthplace of the Star Trek icon in Iowa.
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Cillian Murphy won the Best Actor Oscar for his performance of J. Robert Oppenheimer, while a Law & Order star was nominated for a BAFTA playing the same role.
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Sophie Turner, who played Sansa Stark on HBO's Game of Thrones, seemed to want her character to be killed off before the series came to an end.
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Billy Bob Thornton was interested in joining the cast of Landman without reading a script because the premise reminded him of a James Dean movie.
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Before Denise Crosby was cast as the ill-fated Tasha Yar on Star Trek: The Next Generation, several other very different actresses were considered.
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Bryce Dallas Howard desperately strives for social points in the Black Mirror episode 'Nosedive,' whose writers came from a sitcom background.
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According to the show's creator, an episode from this late '90s and early '00s MTV series rubbed Jennifer Lopez the wrong way for a rather unexpected reason.
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In The Last of Us season 2, we see a string of some of Ellie's birthdays. But how old is Joel, her father figure and flawed protector? Here's the answer.
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The Last of Us season 2 finale's ending takes some big risks, but creators Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann say it's all in service of the story they're telling.
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