Emily Deschanel Was Roped Into A Bones-Like Investigation (And Managed To Solve It)
Emily Deschanel learned a thing or two playing Temperance 'Bones' Brennan, and she used some of those investigative skills to solve a real mystery.
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The Pitt's Secret Weapon, According To Noah Wyle
The Pitt is one of the most addicting new shows on streaming and executive producer/star Noah Wyle credits one man as the show's secret weapon to success.
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The Simpsons Revealed How Lisa And Bart Will Die (And It's Perfect)
The Simpsons feels like a show that could run forever, but if a recent episode is considered canonical, adult Bart and Lisa have the perfect ending.
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The NCIS Character Glen Powell Played Before His Rise To Fame
Glen Powell is one of the biggest movie stars on the rise, but he credits an appearance on NCIS for why he's gotten to where he is now.
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How Real Landman Salaries Match Up To What You See In Taylor Sheridan's TV Series
Taylor Sheridan's Landman centers on characters who hit it big with oil, but how much money would these tycoons actually be making?
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Why A Fascinating Black Mirror Spin-Off Project Was Canceled
The popularity of Black Mirror has continued to grow with every season, inspiring spin-offs and tie-ins across different mediums.
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Andor Season 2 Explores The Extreme Ends Of The Rebel Cause Like Never Before
As Andor nears its endgame, season 2 of the Star Wars series shows The Rebel cause is a mix of contrasting moral positions and nuances.
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The Pictures In Booth's Office On Bones Have A Hidden Meaning
Some real thought went into designing background elements for Booth's office on the hit series Bones, particularly these pictures.
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Bella Ramsey's Game Of Thrones Role, Explained
Many TV viewers were introduced to Bella Ramsey through HBO's Game of Thrones, where they played Lyanna Mormont, the Lady of Bear Island.
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10 Worst Adult Swim Shows Of All Time
Adult Swim mostly puts out stellar adult-oriented content, whether it's comedy or anime, but these are the worst Adult Swim shows of all time.
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What Wraith Queen Actress Andee Frizzell Wanted To See On Stargate Atlantis
Andee Frizzell played several different Wraith Queens during her time on Stargate Atlantis, but she feels the show could have explored them more.
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How To Watch The Best K-Dramas For Free
Platforms like Netflix now have a great selection of K-dramas to watch, but there's another service that allows users to stream Korean shows for free.
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Why Seinfeld Had To Shoot Two Versions Of The Non-Fat Yogurt Episode
The Seinfeld episode The Non-Fat Yogurt ended up shooting two alternate versions because of an election happening in NYC.
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Kunal Nayyar Knows Exactly What Happens To The Big Bang Theory Characters After The Finale
While several spin-offs live on, the original Big Bang Theory series is over. So what happened to the main characters after the series ended?
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The Forgotten MTV Series That Was Like A Horror Version Of Brooklyn Nine-Nine
This tragically short-lived MTV horror-comedy series was a little like a cross between Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Reno 911, and What We Do in the Shadows.
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Chuck Lorre Had To Fight To Cast One Of Two And A Half Men's Main Actors
It's hard to imagine anyone else starring on Two and a Half Men, but show creator Chuck Lorre had to fight CBS for one of his lead actors.
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Black Mirror's Saddest Episode Was Written By The Creator Of A Beloved HBO Series
Before creating one of the most acclaimed HBO shows of all time, Jesse Armstrong wrote the saddest episode of Black Mirror.
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Why Dennis Weaver's Chester Left Gunsmoke
Here's why Dennis Weaver, who went on to play the lead in Steven Spielberg's Duel, left the successful Western series Gunsmoke.
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Why Someone Jerry Seinfeld Knew In College Sued The NBC Sitcom For $100 Million
Jerry Seinfeld was sued by an old friend after the massive success of his sitcom, and it's a story straight out of a Seinfeld episode.
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One Of The Pitt's Best Scenes Was Shot Before The Show Was Fully Written
One of the best and most emotional sequences on The Pitt was filmed before the show was fully written, and it's hard to imagine the show without it.
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The Hilarious Family Guy Episode That Parodies HBO's Best Shows
In 2022, Family Guy writers set their sights on some of HBO's best shows, dropping the Griffin family into parodies of Succession, Game of Thrones, and more.
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How Much Money Did Mad Men's Don Draper Make?
As the enigmatic creative director at an advertising firm, Don Draper on Mad Men seemed to have it all. But how much would the character have actually made?
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What Happened To The Cast Of Chuck?
Let's take a look at what the main and recurring cast of Chuck has been up to since the NBC action-comedy spy series wrapped up in January 2012.
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What Is The Syndrome In Silo? Everything We Know So Far
On the hit sci-fi show Silo on Apple TV+, there's a mysterious condition known as The Syndrome. Here's everything we know about how it works.
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Why Sheldon Cooper Always Knocks Three Times On The Big Bang Theory
Sheldon Cooper's famous triple knock was eventually given a canonical explanation on The Big Bang Theory, but the writers initially had a different idea.
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Why Adam Scott Found The Severance Season 2 Finale Heartbreaking
The Severance season 2 finale is pretty heartbreaking. According to Adam Scott, the episode's shooting conditions didn't make it any easier to film.
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Before Star Trek, Leonard Nimoy And William Shatner Appeared In This Classic Series
Years before they would co-star on Star Trek, Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner shared the screen on a classic spy TV series.
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