The Simpsons' Famous 'Meh' Came From One Of The Show's Most Legendary Writers
The word 'meh' can now be found all over the internet, but like 'd'oh,' its popularity originated with The Simpsons.
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Rod Serling Went Through Hell Every Time He Narrated The Twilight Zone
Rod Serling, the beloved host of the classic sci-fi series The Twilight Zone, 'would sweat and sputter and go pale' when he had to do his on-camera narration.
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The Twilight Zone Parodied Studio Notes By Having Shakespeare Punch Burt Reynolds
Rod Serling pulled no punches on one episode of The Twilight Zone that showed how insidious studio interference in true artwork can be.
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Bones Wouldn't Exist Without This Real Life Forensic Anthropologist
Forensic anthropologist, professor, and author Kathy Reichs was not just the real-life inspiration for Dr. Brennan on Bones, but she even appeared on the show.
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John DiMaggio Had A Star Wars Legend In His Corner During His Futurama Pay Dispute
John DiMaggio, who voices Bender on Futurama, almost didn't come back for the recent revival due to a pay dispute. A certain Star Wars legend had his back.
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Matthew Perry And Matt LeBlanc Pulled A Series-Long Prank On Friends' Co-Creator
Matthew Perry and Matt LeBlanc were the goofballs of the Friends cast, always playing pranks and making everyone laugh. Perry will be sorely missed.
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Futurama's David X. Cohen Turned His Star Trek Pet Peeve It Into A Character
David X. Cohen says that Futurama's Dr. Zoidberg is the funhouse mirror version of Dr. McCoy on Star Trek ... but a whole lot smellier.
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The Spanish Version Of Cheers That Didn't Last Longer Than A Season
Cheers has inspired numerous other series and spinoffs, but did you know there was a Spanish-language remake? It was short-lived, but fascinating experiment.
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Wes Craven Directed Bruce Willis — And Bruce Willis — In This Episode Of The Twilight Zone
Wes Craven's episode of the Twilight Zone, which kicked off the '80s reboot, is one for the history books, featuring Bruce Willis in a twisted dual performance.
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The Boys' Antony Starr Is Partially To Blame For Homelander's Bizarre Milk Motif
Homelander's, um, *interesting* fascination with milk on Prime Video's The Boys is partially due to actor Antony Starr egging on showrunner Eric Kripke.
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An It's Always Sunny Rehearsal Mistake Gave Frank One Of His Most Famous Lines
The cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are adept at improvisation, but no one is better at it than Frank, the character played by Danny DeVito.
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How Yellowstone And Mission: Impossible Both Dashed Wes Bentley's Hopes
Wes Bentley was hoping to play action-heavier roles when he joined Yellowstone and the Mission: Impossible franchise. It didn't work out that way.
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Gen V's Gross Dolphin Supe Led To 'A Lot Of Notes'
The higher-ups on Gen V understandably had some concerns about the dolphin-like supe sex scene from The Boys spinoff's first season.
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CBS Censors Somehow Overlooked Two Of The Dirtiest Lines In M*A*S*H
M*A*S*H managed to sneak some impressive double entendres and naughty wordplay past the CBS censors, even during its early seasons.
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The Pilot Episode Of The Twilight Zone Wasn't An Episode Of The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone was sold not on the strength of its pilot, but on an unlikely episode of an anthology series anchored by a television legend.
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Gen V Shows The Ease Of Radicalization By The Alt-Right
Just like The Boys, Gen V tackles relevant, real-world themes, including the radicalization of many by the Alt-Right.
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Why Cate Has Been The Most Dangerous Supe On Gen V All Along
Whether Cate on Gen V is completely consumed by bloodlust or not, she's the one we should watch out for.
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Invincible Season 2 Has Some Fans Furious – Here's Why They're Wrong
Invincible season 2 is finally here, sort of. The first part of the season is streamable, but is it right for fans to be mad to have to wait for the rest?
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Echo's Incredibly Violent New Trailer (And Hulu Release) Suggest A Very Different Path Forward For Marvel
Echo, the new series starring Alaqua Cox, could very well be signaling a new era for Marvel Studios' approach to making its TV shows. Get the details here.
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That Big Cameo In Gen V's Season Finale Was Inevitable
Gen V and The Boys are set in the same world, so it was only a matter of time before a memorable character made an appearance in the spin-off series.
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Marvel's Echo Trailer Teases The Origin Of Kingpin's Adopted Mercenary
The new Marvel series about Echo is heading to Disney+ in early 2024, and the first trailer has just arrived with a tease of her origin with Kingpin.
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Gen V's Finale Echoes An Incendiary X-Men Comic
The Gen V season 1 finale feels like the spiritual successor to the Riot at Xavier's arc from the New X-Men comics.
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In Loki Season 2 Episode 5, Is All This Time Jargon Too Complicated For Its Own Good?
As fun as much of Loki season 2, episode 5 is, one can practically sense the writers begging viewers to 'just go with it' when it comes to the time jargon.
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Superman & Lois Is Ending With Season 4 – Here's Why It Was Canceled
The CW continues wrapping up their superhero programming, as Superman & Lois will be coming to an end with a shortened season four.
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Loki Season 2 Episode 5 Finally Reveals Mobius' Alternate Life, Raises More Questions
The latest episode of Loki gives some answers about Mobius' life, which he previously insisted he never had outside of the TVA.
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How A Bet With Matthew Perry Led To Bruce Willis Winning An Emmy
Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis made a bet on the set of The Whole Nine Yards and the result gave Willis his second Emmy.
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Loki Season 2 Episode 5 Gives Loki His Own Infinity War Tragedy
Directors Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead get to put their own creepy spin on Thanos' Snap from Infinity War in Loki season 2, episode 5, 'Science/Fiction.'
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