Why The Walking Dead Movies Never Happened
The Walking Dead was such a hugely successful show, it seemed like horror movie spin-offs would be a given. Here's why they never came to be.
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Before Becoming A Horror Icon, Saw's Tobin Bell Showed Up In Seinfeld
Long-running TV shows with opportunities for guest appearances mean many horror icons have credits to their name on sitcoms like Seinfeld.
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A Gilligan's Island Star Turned Down The Show At First
One of the eventual members of CBS's Gilligan's Island ensemble cast turned down the show multiple times before essentially being begged by the network to join.
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Why Georgie And Mandy's First Marriage Has A Big Advantage Over Young Sheldon
Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage is a spin-off of Young Sheldon but the change in sitcom style is the show's superpower.
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Stephen King Had One Condition To Allow The Mist TV Series
Although the acclaimed movie version of The Mist already existed, Stephen King gave his blessing to a TV series adaptation on a simple condition.
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The Sci-Fi Star Who Guest-Starred In Gunsmoke's Final Episode
An actor best known for working in sci-fi made a guest appearance on the final episode of Gunsmoke, but that wasn't his last encounter with the franchise.
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The Netflix Medical K-Drama That Got In Hot Water For Misrepresenting A Disease
This Netflix K-drama is a generally effective blend of medical drama and situational comedy, save for the time it garnered controversy for its medical aspect.
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Jerry Seinfeld Came Up With One Iconic George Speech At The Last Minute
A now-famous George Costanza speech from a beloved episode of Seinfeld was put together at almost the last possible minute.
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Why CBS Canceled A Musical Comedy Starring Hugh Jackman After Just Two Episodes
Did you know Hugh Jackman once starred in a CBS musical murder mystery comedy series? Here's what led to the largely-forgotten show's cancellation.
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This Forgotten Sketch Comedy Show May Be The Weirdest TV Series Of All Time
This bizarre late-night show wasn't so much a traditional sketch comedy series as it was a collage or showcase of various forms of weirdness.
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12 Biggest Differences Between HBO's Game Of Thrones And George R. R. Martin's Books
Since Game of Thrones had to wrap up before George R. R. Martin completed his books, there are big differences between the series and its source material.
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Why Gene Roddenberry Put Michael Dorn's Worf On The Bridge In Star Trek: TNG
At first, Michael Dorn's Worf wasn't going to be included in Star Trek: The Next Generation. Then, Gene Roddenberry changed things.
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Why Lisa Edelstein's Dr. Lisa Cuddy Left House M.D.
Dr. Lisa Cuddy was one of the most popular characters on House M.D. but here's why actor Lisa Edelstein decided to call it quits.
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One Of The Pitt's Best Scenes Is A Secret Homage To A Real-Life Event
One of the most somber and devastating scenes in The Pitt season 1 was Noah Wyle's way of secretly honoring a real-life incident.
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Gilligan's Island Star Russell Johnson Hated Westerns For One Reason
Russell Johnson became a household name as The Professor on Gilligan's Island, even if he had the look of a country Western TV star.
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12 Best Glen Powell Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Glen Powell is becoming one of the biggest stars in Hollywood, and these are his best movies and TV shows worth seeking out (so far).
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The Two Stargate Atlantis Actors You Didn't Know Were Siblings In Real-Life
Stargate Atlantis casts real-life siblings David and Kate Hewlett as Rodney McKay and his sister Jeannie. Here's how that casting came to pass.
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The Happy Days Changes That Saved The Show From An Early Cancellation
Happy Days faced some unexpected ratings turbulence early on in its run. Luckily, creator Garry Marshall knew just what to do to prevent it from being canceled.
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What Happens To Abby In The Last Of Us Part II? Her Video Game Fate, Explained
HBO's The Last of Us has stayed pretty faithful to its source material thus far, so read no further if you want to avoid potential spoilers about Abby's fate.
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Alan Ritchson's Reacher Role Was Initially Promised To Another Actor
Alan Ritchson's arduous Reacher audition process included having to convince Amazon to hire him despite his role having been promised to someone else.
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The Pitt Creator Reveals Two Cut Storylines That Could Be Revived For Season 2
New episodes of The Pitt are still a ways away, but a few storylines that didn't make it into season 1 could possibly show up in season 2.
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Doctor Who Season 2 Brings Back The Show's Most Terrifying One-Off Monster
There have been some terrifying creatures throughout Doctor Who, and the Fifteenth Doctor just faced the return of one of the very best.
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Who Plays Teddy Lockwood In Netflix's You Season 5
Griffin Matthews joins the cast of the Netflix series You for the fifth and final season. Here's where you've seen the actor before.
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Yellowstone's Overwhelming Success Is Having Devastating Real-Life Consequences
As a result of its massive popularity, Yellowstone has inadvertently contributed to the problems that the show itself argues against.
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12 Moments Of Anime Censorship That Became Bizarrely Hilarious
Thanks to the need for kid-friendly programming, many popular anime shows have unintentionally hilarious moments of censorship, as you can see here.
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Kaitlyn Dever Is The Perfect Abby – And Some Last Of Us Fans Miss The Point Entirely
Kaitlyn Dever has proven herself as the perfect Abby on The Last of Us. When you hear what she went through off camera, you may appreciate her work even more.
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The Real Reason Jeffrey DeMunn's Dale Died In The Walking Dead Season 2
Dale (Jeffrey DeMunn) dies in The Walking Dead season 2, but he would've died much later than that had it not been for some behind-the-scenes issues.
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