How Billy Bob Thornton Really Feels About The Success Of Taylor Sheridan's Landman
Billy Bob Thornton isn't surprised by Landman's success, but there is one aspect of the Taylor Sheridan series' popularity that caught him off-guard.
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How Andor Season 2's Incredible Saw Gerrera Speech Came Together [Exclusive]
Andor creator Tony Gilroy had shed some light on the behind-the-scenes creative process that led to Saw Gerrera's (Forest Whitaker) big season 2 speech.
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The Severance Character Ben Stiller Almost Played
Ben Stiller stays behind the scenes on the acclaimed Apple TV+ series Severance, but he almost had a guest spot during the first season.
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Charli XCX's Coming-Of-Age Series Is Crushing It On Prime Video
A coming-of-age comedy series featuring a guest turn from popstar Charli XCX is turning into a big streaming hit on Prime Video.
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The 16 Most Memorable Planets In The Star Wars Galaxy, Ranked
The Star Wars galaxy features a plethora of planets, each with its own defining characteristics. Here are the most memorable ones, ranked.
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Jenna Fischer Says This Hot Take About The Office Is Totally Wrong
Having revisited the entirety of the show for her rewatch podcast, The Office veteran Jenna Fischer actually disagrees with a common take on the sitcom.
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14 Underrated Fantasy Shows That Deserve Your Attention
You've visited The Wall, The Dreaming, and the Mines of Moria. Now, venture into the fantasy worlds of these other, underrated TV series.
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How Studio Bones Made One Of The Best Anime Shows Ever – Twice
Japanese animation studio Bones has produced some of the best anime series ever, including both versions of the Fullmetal Alchemist anime.
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Jason Alexander Initially Thought A Classic Seinfeld Episode Was Too Far-Fetched
When Jason Alexander first read the script for one Seinfeld episode, he thought its subject matter was too ridiculous for the show.
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The Future Of Animation Has Never Been Darker, But One Event Gives Me Hope
Animation is constantly under attack (even when it's rescuing the box office), but attending the Crunchyroll Anime Awards gives this /Film writer hope.
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Stellan Skarsgård Had One Request For Luthen Rael's Andor Backstory [Exclusive]
When Tony Gilroy was first developing Andor, Stellan Skarsgård had a specific request about Luthen's character that he wanted Gilroy to adhere to.
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The Last Of Us Creator Confirms Whether The Fireflies Could Have Made A Cure
The Last of Us creator Neil Druckmann knows whether the Fireflies' plan for making a cure would have worked and how it would've complicated Joel's big decision.
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15 Best Malcolm In The Middle Episodes, Ranked
"Malcolm in the Middle" is the quintessential 2000s sitcom, so ranking its greatest 15 episodes may be a bit difficult. But let's try anyway.
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The Classic Movie That Inspired Andor's Luthen And Kleya Backstory
Luthen and Kleya have a dark backstory on Andor, and it was partially informed by this classic movie about a father-daughter-style relationship.
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A History Of Star Trek's Silly Shore Leave Episodes
Star Trek episodes where the crew let their hair down on vacation are a time-honored tradition.
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One Of The Best Star Trek Writers Was Also A Marvel Legend
We are here to honor the life and legacy of comic book legend Peter David, including his groundbreaking work with Star Trek and Marvel.
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A Santa Clauses Star Called Working With Tim Allen The Worst Experience Ever
Tim Allen has a history of being badly behaved on film and TV sets, and that was very much Casey Wilson's experience working with him on The Santa Clauses.
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10 Best Hayley Atwell Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
Hayley Atwell rose to prominence in Captain America: The First Avenger before joining Mission: Impossible, and these are her best movies and TV shows.
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The 15 Best War Movies Streaming On Netflix
The best war movies streaming on Netflix are spread across several decades, from harrowing historical dramas to eye-opening documentaries. Take a look!
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Marvel's Vision TV Series Will Introduce One Of The Avengers' Freakiest Characters
The upcoming Vision TV series for Disney+ will mark the introduction to a memorable Marvel character not yet seen in the MCU.
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The Boys' New York City Vought Tower Is Actually One Of Toronto's Fanciest Places To Listen To Music
The superhero satire series of The Boys is set in New York City, but the ominous Vought Tower is a real place in Toronto (with CGI enhancements, of course).
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Every Black Mirror: Bandersnatch Ending Explained
With Black Mirror: Bandersnatch now gone from Netflix, it's worth looking back at the interactive film's legacy through its many possible endings.
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Did Taylor Swift Make A Cameo In The Handmaid's Tale?
Swifties are convinced Taylor Swift made a cameo in the final season of The Handmaid's Tale, so let's take a closer look at the moment in question.
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How Laurie Metcalf Ended Up Playing Sheldon's Mom On The Big Bang Theory
Laurie Metcalf is a living TV legend, and her casting on The Big Bang Theory allowed for a Roseanne reunion of sorts in front of and behind the camera.
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How Much The Pitt's Dr. Robby Would Make In A Year
If a single episode of The Pitt tells us anything, it's that we truly aren't paying our emergency medical professionals enough.
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FX's Say Nothing Is A Proper (And Necessary) Kick To The Teeth For Irish American Viewers
FX's Say Nothing mini-series effectively challenges Irish Americans' tendency to idealize the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and its actions.
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Prime Video's New Chart-Topping Series Is Perfect For Fast And Furious Fans
Fast & Furious fans and car enthusiasts in general may want to check out this gearhead series, which is currently climbing the streaming charts on Prime Video.
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