Larry David Gave Rob McElhenney Some Valuable Advice For It's Always Sunny
Curb Your Enthusiasm's Larry David knows a thing or two, and It's Always Sunny's co-creator Rob McElhenney was ready to listen.
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Why X-Men: Evolution Was Canceled, According To Its Co-Creator
X-Men: Evolution was canceled after four seasons. But why? It has a lot to do with the landscape of children's TV at the time the show was on air.
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The Gargoyles In Wednesday Tell A Twisted Tale Of Their Own
Much of the charm of Netflix's Wednesday can be attributed to the series' meticulous worldbuilding and set design, including the gargoyles seen at Nevermore.
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Leonard Nimoy Was Ready To Quit Star Trek Before He'd Even Finished His First Episode
Leonard Nimoy's Spock is one of the most iconic characters in Star Trek, so it's surprising to hear that he almost quit early on.
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The Witcher Star Anya Chalotra's Favorite Henry Cavill Moment From His Final Season
The Witcher star Anya Chalotra has fond memories of shooting a specific scene with Henry Cavill.
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Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry Always Regretted Cutting One Character From The Show
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry bowed to studio executives' pressure to get rid of this yeoman.
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The Scrapped Futurama Episode That Was Too Sci-Fi For Comedy TV
The Futurama episode that was scrapped is also similar to a certain Christopher Nolan film.
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The Witcher Season 3's Desert Sequence Was Just As Brutal Behind The Scenes
Freya Allan was filming in 114 degree heat while wearing a fur-lined outfit for The Witcher season 3's Korath Desert sequence.
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The Actor Who Held The Record For Most Twilight Zone Appearances
Rod Serling may have been the host of The Twilight Zone, but the actual actor with the most appearances on the show is a fascinating piece of trivia.
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Disney Almost Ruined One Of Rebecca's Grandest Moments In Ted Lasso
Disney almost stopped Ted Lasso from using Let It Go during a pivotal karaoke scene.
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The Witcher's Anya Chalotra Thought The First Day Of Filming Would Be Her Last
The first day of shooting The Witcher left actor Anya Chalotra a little overwhelmed.
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Harley Quinn's Nickname For The Joker Is Complicated Thanks To Conflicting Origins
Even wonder about Harley Quinn's nickname origin for the Joker? Here's your answer, puddin. Sort of. Maybe.
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How Star Wars: Andor Took A Page From James Bond In Creating Luthen's Ship
There may not be many connections between the sleek world of James Bond and the dystopian world of Star Wars: Andor, but this one link is unmistakable.
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Kit Harington's Game Of Thrones Costume Required An Uncomfortable Modification
Kit Harington was not thrilled with the modification that needed to be made to his Jon Snow costume on Game of Thrones. But he eventually got used to it.
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Here's How Many Takes It Took To Get Danny DeVito's Always Sunny Couch Scene Perfect
Shooting Danny DeVito's infamous couch scene from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia wasn't a simple affair.
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A Lying Star Trek Producer Tried To 'Sabotage' Wil Wheaton's Career
Wil Wheaton would've starred in Miloš Forman's film Valmont had it not been for a lying producer on Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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How It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Was Born Out Of The British Office And Curb Your Enthusiasm
The cheaper, mockumentary style of The Office and Curb Your Enthusiasm inspired the Always Sunny crew to make their own comedy show.
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Game Of Thrones' Red Wedding Blindsided Rory McCann Just As Much As The Fans
We'll never recover from Game of Thrones' Red Wedding, and neither will Rory McCann, who played Sandor Clegane a.k.a. the Hound.
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Why Khan Noonien Singh Casts A Shadow Over The Entire Star Trek Universe
Khan Noonien Singh has a complicated Star Trek legacy. Let's investigate.
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Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Opening Is A True Story From Meryl Streep's Childhood
Only Murders in the Building's showrunner was shocked when Meryl Streep opened up about true story behind a scene from her season 3 guest appearance.
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Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein Took It Upon Himself To Star As Roy Kent
Ted Lasso star Brett Goldstein decided during the writing process that he should be the one to play Roy Kent.
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Game Of Thrones' Showrunners Pranked Kit Harington With A Gruesome Fake Script
Unlike Jon Snow, Kit Harington knows a few things, like when Game of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss were pulling a script prank on him.
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Loki Season 2 Already Has What It Needs To Fix Marvel's Jonathan Majors Problem
If Marvel doesn't want to work with Jonathan Majors anymore, there's a solution to be found in the comics.
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Why Richie's Redemption Arc In The Bear Season 2 Fits The Character Perfectly
Richie's redemption arc on The Bear season 2 is one of the season's highlights, and that's saying something. Here's why the change works for the character.
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Li'l Sebastian Returns From Horsey Heaven To Join Parks And Rec Cast On Strike
World-famous mini horse Li'l Sebastian flew down on angel's wings for a Parks and Recreation cast reunion on the picket line.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Zacarius Attack Scene Had Anson Mount Worried
Anson Mount was worried about going to a 'big place' for a scene on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
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Family Guy's Star Wars Episode Is Called Blue Harvest For A Very Geeky Reason
The Family Guy Star Wars episode is titled Blue Harvest. But why? There's a good reason.
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