Why CBS Canceled Elementary After 7 Seasons
Elementary was one of those series that fans believed could go on forever, but it was no accident the Sherlock Holmes adaptation ended when it did.
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This Black Mirror Episode Is Actually A Remake Of A Classic Twilight Zone Story
One of Black Mirror's bleaker episodes was heavily inspired by a chapter of The Twilight Zone, but which version of this story is better? Let's take a look.
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How Lawmen: Bass Reeves Was Almost Connected To Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone
Taylor Sheridan already serves as an executive producer on Lawmen: Bass Reeves, but the series was nearly part of the Yellowstone universe.
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How To Watch The Ghost In The Shell Movies & TV Shows In Order
The Ghost in the Shell anime is one of the most influential works of science-fiction. Here's how to watch all of the films and TV shows in the franchise.
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The Big Bang Theory Gag That Makes No Sense
The entire apartment building in The Big Bang Theory should have had a class-action lawsuit against the building owners over that dang elevator.
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Billy Bob Thornton's Personal Life Influenced Landman More Than You Think
Billy Bob Thornton's Landman character, Tommy Norris, is perfectly tailored to the actor, all the way down to specific elements of his personal life.
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Why Sara Ramirez's Callie Torres Left Grey's Anatomy After 12 Seasons
Callie Torres was one of the most beloved characters on Grey's Anatomy, but Sara Ramirez elected to leave the series after 12 seasons. Here's what happened.
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There's A Reason Why Six Twilight Zone Episodes Will Always Look Terrible
Several classic episodes of The Twilight Zone look like garbage for a very specific reason – and there will never be a way to fix them.
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Why Hulu Canceled How To Die Alone After One Season
Natasha Rothwell's How To Die Alone was one of the most exciting new shows of 2024, but Hulu canceled it after one season. Here's why.
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The 10 Best Lee Majors Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
Lee Majors was the Six Million Dollar Man, but that's just one of the great projects he starred in. Here are the best Lee Majors movies and TV shows.
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Glenn Howerton's Wife Appeared On It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Grossest Dennis Episode
Glenn Howerton's real-life wife appeared in a guest role on one of the darkest Dennis episodes of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
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10 Worst Episodes Of The Office, Ranked
The Office may be one of the best comedy shows ever, but it's not without some real stinkers. Here are the worst episodes of The Office, both rank and ranked.
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Beyond The Sea: Josh Hartnett's Black Mirror Episode, Explained
John Hartnett and Aaron Paul play astronauts struggling with their connections to Earth in Black Mirror's dark sci-fi episode 'Beyond the Sea.'
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How Simon Helberg Left Kunal Nayyar Embarrassed On The Big Bang Theory Set
Kunal Nayyar and Simon Helberg shared many scenes on The Big Bang Theory, and Nayyar often left his scenes feeling embarrassed.
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Jeremy Clarkson's Charming And Hilarious Reality Show On Amazon Prime Deserves Your Attention
Jeremy Clarkson, the host of Top Gear, has a very different reality show on Prime Video that's also worth your time and attention.
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William Shatner's Kirk Made His Return In A Star Trek Short Film You Probably Missed
Captain Kirk and Spock got a heartwarming farewell in a Star Trek short film that used visual effects to create a de-aged William Shatner.
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How Taylor Sheridan Convinced Billy Bob Thornton To Star In Landman
It sounds like Taylor Sheridan didn't have a lot of trouble convincing Billy Bob Thornton to star in his hit drama Landman.
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Star Trek's Best Era Of TV Shows, According To Rotten Tomatoes
There are three distinct eras of Star Trek television shows, and the data from Rotten Tomatoes indicates that one era rises above the rest in terms of quality.
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Marvel's Captain America Almost Got An Animated Television Series In The '90s
In an era when several major Marvel characters were getting their own animated TV shows, Captain America came close to headlining his own series.
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Glenn Howerton's Frustration In Italy Inspired This Episode Of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Glenn Howerton has an unpleasant experience in a restaurant that inspired one of the show's best episodes.
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Why Prime Video Canceled Étoile After Committing To A Second Season
The follow-up series from the creators of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel seemed like a surefire hit for Prime Video, but Étoile was given the chop after one season.
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The 15 Funniest Family Guy Episodes, Ranked
Family Guy has always been in the shadow of The Simpsons, but it also carved its own path, as evidenced by the funniest episodes of Family Guy, ranked here.
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A John Wayne Western Led To A Short-Lived Spin-Off Starring Jim Davis
Near the end of John Wayne's career, he starred in a Western that inspired a television spin-off. Unfortunately, the show only ran for a dozen episodes.
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Why Meghan Markle's Rachel Zane Left Suits After Seven Seasons
Before Meghan Markle became Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, she was a major player on the legal drama Suits as Rachel Zane. Here's why she left after 7 seasons.
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This Twilight Zone Episode Was So Similar To Another Story That Rod Serling Almost Bought The Rights
A time-hopping episode of The Twilight Zone had creator Rod Serling concerned about its eerie similarities to a story from a radio show.
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Family Matters And Full House's Crossover Was Sitcom Gold
In the early 1990s, two of ABC's biggest sitcoms, Family Matters and Full House, crossed over when Steve Urkel visited San Francisco.
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Why Prime Video Canceled Citadel: Honey Bunny & Diana
Prime Video intended on creating its own TV spy universe through Citadel but alas, the interconnected universe is already being scaled back.
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