How David Lynch Changed Television Forever – And For The Better
David Lynch's cult hit Twin Peaks changed the face of TV as we know it, in ways that continue to resonate even to this day.
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Why Jason Alexander Thinks The Seinfeld Cast Ruined Television Forever
Jason Alexander thinks he, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Michael Richards damaged the economics of TV when they made a deal for more money at the height of Seinfeld.
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Bones' David Boreanaz Thought This Storyline Was Just 'Bad Television'
Bones' Gormogon storyline was very complicated. Even David Boreanaz was baffled by the underground cannibalistic serial killer arc.
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The 14 Most Hilarious Cameos In Superhero Movies And Television
In superhero movies and shows, cameo appearances from big stars or fan-favorite characters are almost guaranteed — and they don't get much funnier than these.
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How Peaky Blinders Broke The Television Production Mold
Steven Knight and Cillian Murphy worked to maintain a singular voice across several seasons of storytelling.
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The 15 Best Odd Couples In Television History
From Bert and Ernie to Tom Wambsgans and Cousin Greg, here are 15 of the greatest odd couples in TV history.
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Before Friends, Jennifer Aniston Was In A Television Flop Based On An '80s Classic
Before becoming one of the world's biggest TV stars on Friends, actress Jennifer Aniston starred in a TV flop based on one of the best comedies of the 1980s.
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Michael Richards Followed Up Seinfeld With A Major Television Flop
After Seinfeld came to an end, Kramer actor Michael Richards launched a now-forgotten sitcom that only lasted eight episodes.
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New DC Universe Video Games Will Be In Continuity With Film And Television
'Gaming is a big part of what we're doing...'
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How Skinamarink Uses Television To Put You In The Mindset Of A Child
Memories of the soft blue glow of late-night television evoke a very specific set of fears and comforts.
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Atlanta Season 3 Review: This Is The Boldest, Sharpest, And Most Confident Show On Television
Four years have passed since the second season of Atlanta came to an end, but the third season doesn't miss a step with a stirring, incredible season premiere.
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Lloyd Morrisett, Sesame Street Co-Creator And And Children's Television Workshop Founder, Dies At 93
Thank you for inspiring generations of little humans, Lloyd Morrisett.
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A Severance Star Made Their Television Debut In A Classic Crime Thriller Series
One of the best actors on Severance made his TV debut on a classic 1980s crime thriller show, and another terrific guest star also appeared in the same episode.
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Dan Harmon Worried He 'Broke Television' With Community's Conspiracy Episode
'Oh my god, I broke television.'
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How James Gunn's Peacemaker Pushes The Limits Of Superhero Television
James Gunn's Peacemaker series gets much more vulgar and violent than The Suicide Squad, and it's not your average superhero story either.
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Harrison Ford Doesn't Think Yellowstone Can Quite Be Considered 'Television'
'They keep calling it television. But it's so un-television.'
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I Love Lucy Changed Television History In Ways That Should Never Be Forgotten
From its pioneering of the multi-camera sitcom format to its portrayal of an interracial marriage, I Love Lucy is one of the most important shows in TV history.
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Steven Spielberg's Columbo Episode Changed Peter Falk's Perception Of Television
Columbo star Peter Falk knew Steven Spielberg was destined for greater things when they worked together on an episode of the show.
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Poker Face Proves Television Still Works Best When Released Weekly
Long live the weekly release method.
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Micro-Budget Horror Skinamarink Created Its Most Haunting Moments With A Television
Remember walking through your dark house in the middle of the night with only the TV screen to light your way? Skinamarink remembers.
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Needs To Make One Major Change To Work On Television
It would be nice if HBO's The Last of Us season 2 made one significant change when it comes to adapting the structure of the second video game.
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Marvel And Star Wars Are Taking Opposite Approaches To Television — And Neither Is Working
Whether #ItsAllConnected or it all doesn't actually matter, Marvel and Star Wars TV shows have big glaring problems.
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Late Night With The Devil Review: Terror On Your Television Screen [SXSW 2023]
A period throwback to 1970s horror vibes.
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GLOW's Deanna Booher Changed What Was Possible For Fat Women On Television
Deanna Booher may not be a household name, but she was a downright revolutionary TV presence.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Will Make A Push Into Free Ad-Supported Television (Or FAST)
With services like PlutoTV and Tubi doing so well, Warner Bros. Discovery sees value in having their own free ad-supported television (FAST) service.
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Futurama Has Been Riffing On Dune Since Its First Run On Television
Futurama has dabbled in Dune references before, but the new episode of season 11 finally gives us a devoted homage to Frank Herbert's sci-fi classic.
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The New DC Universe Will Be Film Or Television, PG-13 Or Mature, Depending On The Story
'We're gonna give every story what it deserves.'
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Undone Season 2 Review: Another Great Season Of Existential And Emotional Television
Another season of emotional, engaging television.
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Kitty Genovese Keeps On Popping Up In Film And Television – But Everyone Gets The Story Wrong
Horror movies and superhero tales sometimes lean on a "true" story that isn't true at all.
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