Only One Channel Is Still Making TV That Actually Feels Dangerous
Adult Swim has been the home of bizarre, offbeat, and impossible-to-categorize TV for years, and is still refusing to play it safe.
Read MoreAdult Swim has been the home of bizarre, offbeat, and impossible-to-categorize TV for years, and is still refusing to play it safe.
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Read MoreSaturday Night Live instituted a strict underwear rule for everybody, but it was really only because of one SNL cast member constantly going commando.
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Read More"Family Guy" has eight "Road To..." episodes focusing on Stewie and Brian's wacky misadventures around the world and beyond. Here's how they rank.
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Read MoreEmily Wickersham played Ellie Bishop on NCIS for multiple seasons and hundreds of episodes, then departed the show. Here's why.
Read MoreIf you've ever wondered about the origins of Star Trek's United Federation of Planets, check out our handy an explainer about that very topic.
Read MoreThere's an alternate universe where Jennifer Aniston played one of the most tragic characters on the long-running procedural NCIS.
Read MoreBurt Reynolds was a man of strong, frequently fiery opinions – and that's what makes his thoughts on Gunsmoke's James Arness so interesting.
Read MoreThe real Jon Snow family tree on HBO's Game of Thrones was of the most tightly held secrets in Westeros for years. Here's how it all played out in the end.
Read MoreDutch (the late Chad McQueen) from The Karate Kid nearly returned in Cobra Kai's final season. Here's how he would've factored into Season 6 Part 3.
Read MoreA number of Breaking Bad actors appeared in minor roles on Seinfeld before they were famous, including Bryan Cranston and Anna Gunn.
Read MoreNCIS star Cote de Pablo found out about Mark Harmon's opinion of sick days the hard way, after a doctor told her to stay home from work.
Read MoreOne of Teller's many magic tricks was appearing as two different characters in the shared universe of The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon.
Read MoreApple TV+ brought their first K-drama to streaming with Dr. Brain, which sounds like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind with a sci-fi thriller twist.
Read MoreJack Reacher has a reputation for being a lone wolf, but in Lee Child's stories he once teamed up with Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan.
Read MoreData helped turn Brent Spiner into a household name, but there were a handful of other great actors who could have joined Star Trek in his place.
Read MoreBatman: The Brave and the Bold wasn't afraid to push the limits of an animated superhero series, but one episode was banned for its sauciness.
Read MoreK-dramas are all the rage right now, and there are plenty more on the way. These are the most anticipated K-dramas premiering in 2025, so get ready!
Read MorePlaying Fonzie on Happy Days turned Henry Winkler into a household name and pop culture icon, and many of his most famous catchphrases were his idea.
Read MoreJames Woods was so prominent on Family Guy that they named a school after him, but here's why they stopped bringing the character back to Quahog.
Read MoreThe soap opera Knots Landing ran for a whopping 14 seasons, but what happened to the show's huge ensemble cast after it was all over? Let's break it down.
Read MoreThe K-drama 18 Again turns Zac Efron's high school de-aging comedy 17 Again into a 16-episode dramedy series that gets to dig into the characters much more.
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