Why A Hercule Poirot Actor Refused To Make The Agatha Christie Character Funny
David Suchet played Agatha Christie's detective Hercule Poirot for several years and insisted that the character should always be serious.
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Why Kevin Costner Wasn't Worried About Yellowstone Being A TV Show
Kevin Costner primarily made movies prior to starring in Yellowstone, but he didn't let that stop him from joining Taylor Sheridan's cowboy soap opera.
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How The Big Bang Theory Pulled Off Sheldon Cooper's Big Move
Sheldon Cooper is a creature of habit, so moving out of his apartment was a shock to The Big Bang Theory audience. Here's why it happened.
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Napoleon Dynamite's Success Led To An Awful Animated Series That Was Canceled After 6 Episodes
Napoleon Dynamite was a cultural phenomenon when it first debuted, but the animated series it inspired was canceled almost immediately.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Brothers & Sisters?
Here's where you may have seen the main cast of the ABC family drama Brothers & Sisters since the series wrapped up after five seasons in 2011.
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Steven Spielberg Failed To Bring A Beloved Netflix TV Show To Life
Steven Spielberg once tried and failed to produce this comic book adaptation as a TV show for Fox, only for Netflix to ultimately adapt the story instead.
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David Boreanaz's Actions Led Bones Fans To Believe The Show Was Ending After Season 8
Bones star David Boreanaz had a specific reason for leading fans to believe the show would be ending after season 8 back in 2012.
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Hulu's Only Murders In The Building Could Have Had A Completely Different Vibe
The age gap between the stars of Hulu's Only Murders in the Building is what makes the mystery show work, but it was almost not part of the series.
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The Only Person To Direct And Act In An Episode Of The Twilight Zone
Some all-time great actors and directors spent some time in The Twilight Zone, but only one person was ever in front of the camera and in the director's chair.
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15 Best TV Shows Like Lost
LOST was a pillar of great TV, and it's been hard to find a show that matches the fervor it created, but these are the best shows like LOST worth watching.
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Sherwood Schwartz Convinced A Gilligan's Island Star To Sign On Without A Script
One of the stars of Gilligan's Island trusted creator Sherwood Schwartz enough to sign on for the sitcom without reading a script first.
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Murderbot Pulls Off The One Thing Dexter And Hannibal Failed To Do
Apple TV+'s adaptation of the popular Murderbot book series is another win for the streamer, especially because the show overcomes a common pitfall.
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Why J.J. Abrams Once Called Star Trek 'Silly'
J.J. Abrams ushered in a new era of Star Trek movies when he adapted them in 2009, but he was never much of a 'Trekkie, Trekker, or Trekkist.'
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Andor Is Over, And The Future Of Live-Action Star Wars Has Me Very Worried
Andor is one of the biggest and boldest Star Wars experiments ever, but it also feels like the end of an era for the live-action side of the franchise.
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Doctor Who Season 2, Episode 6 Subjects Its Two Celebrity Cameos To A Fate Worse Than Death
Fittingly, given its bittersweet themes, Doctor Who season 2, episode 6 plays its celebrity cameos for laughs while hinting at plenty of pain hiding underneath.
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The Shrinking Actor Who Played Two Wildly Different Roles On Seinfeld
Shrinking boasts a cast of acting greats, including a veteran sitcom actor who played two different characters on Seinfeld.
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Matt LeBlanc's Best Sitcom Is Not Friends, But A Hidden Gem That Deserves Another Chance
What's the only show Matt LeBlanc has won a Golden Globe for? Surprisingly, the answer isn't Friends; it's this well-received (if under-seen) series.
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TV Shows That Continued After Cast Members Passed Away
Some TV shows have sadly had to deal with the death of a cast member while still on the air, but these TV shows still continued after a cast member's death.
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Kunal Nayyar Explains Why Raj Had To Be Single In The Big Bang Theory Finale
Fans of The Big Bang Theory hated that Raj ended the show unmarried, but Kunal Nayyar thinks the series writers were wise to keep him single.
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One Of The Best Batman Episodes Saw Him Confront His Parents' Murderer
An episode of the animated series Batman: The Brave and the Bold has one of the best portrayal of the death of Bruce Wayne's parents.
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The Andor Season 2 Finale Leaves A Door Open For A Surprise Character Return
Given the way Andor season 2 ends, there's a chance that a surprising Star Wars character ends up returning in another project set years later on the timeline.
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Why HBO Passed On Sons Of Anarchy
Biker drama Sons of Anarchy ran for seven seasons on FX and launched a successful spinoff series - but HBO passed on the original pitch.
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Jack Black Once Belted Out A Hit Batman Soundtrack Song On American Idol
In 2007, when TV viewers were still in the thrall of American Idol, Jack Black appeared on the show and performed a classic song from a Batman movie soundtrack.
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Why Ben Stiller Doesn't Act In Severance
Ben Stiller only directs Severance without acting in it (unlike many of his previous projects), but he has a specific reason for taking that approach.
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Seinfeld's Iconic 'The Opposite' Episode Borrowed Its Roots From The Pilot
'The Opposite' is easily one of the best Seinfeld episodes of all time. It was also directly set up by the show's pilot several seasons earlier.
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The Superhero Actor Who Auditioned To Play Young Gibbs On NCIS: Origins
Before Austin Stowell landed the role of a younger Leroy Jethro Gibbs on NCIS: Origins, this Arrowverse veteran had hoped to snag the part.
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Kunal Nayyar Hated One Of Raj's Character Quirks On The Big Bang Theory
Kunal Nayyar, who played Raj on The Big Bang Theory, did not appreciate how limiting one of his character's quirks became on the show.
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