Why Everyone In Severance Drives Old Cars, According To The Show's Creator
Severance creator Dan Erickson has explained why Lumon uses that retrofuturistic technology, and how that approach extends beyond the company's severed floor.
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Before Dominating The Horror Genre, Ryan Murphy Created A Grisly Medical Drama
Ryan Murphy has become synonymous with horror television, but his big breakthrough hit was a FX medical drama that ran for six seasons.
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Why David Boreanaz Picked SEAL Team As His Bones Follow-Up
David Boreanaz had a great experience on Bones, and when it came time to pick his network TV follow-up project, here's why he chose CBS's SEAL Team.
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Why The WB Canceled The Batman Spin-Off Series Birds Of Prey
Birds of Prey aired at the same time as Smallville on The WB, but it proved to be a much, much less successful DC Comics adaptation.
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The Pitt Could Get The Spin-Off That Fans Have Been Begging For
The Pitt's fans are calling for a spin-off series that could very well come to fruition (once certain practical concerns are addressed, anyway).
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Poker Face Season 2 Review: Natasha Lyonne's Crime Caper Is Still TV's Ultimate Comfort Watch
In its second season, Rian Johnson's murder mystery series Poker Face is a sheer joy to watch and TV's ultimate comfort viewing. Here's our review.
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The Best New Streaming Comedy Of 2025 Hates AI As Much As You Do
The Kool-Aid Movie is in crisis (again) in The Studio episode 7, which leads to some timely commentary on Hollywood's seduction by AI.
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12 Underrated Musical Movies You Need To Check Out
Filled with show-stopping dance sequences and unforgettable tunes, movie musicals were a staple of Hollywood's golden age. Here are some you may have missed.
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One Key Thunderbolts Scene Finally Tells Us More About Marvel's Anti-Nick Fury
With a single scene, Thunderbolts explains Valentina Allegra de Fontaine's (played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus) grim outlook on life.
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Why Marvel Hasn't Made Hawkeye Season 2, According To Jeremy Renner
Jeremy Renner revealed why Disney and Marvel have not made Hawkeye season 2 yet, and the reason seems pretty ridiculous.
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Does Michael Scofield Die In Prison Break? His Fate Explained
Michael Scofield's escapades on Prison Break got increasingly ridiculous over time, but did he make it out of the series alive? Never fear: we have the answer.
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Marvel Preview: A Deadpool And Wolverine Villain Gets Her Own Team In X-Men #16 [Exclusive]
The big bad of Deadpool & Wolverine is getting her own team of terrors in the latest Marvel X-Men comic and we've got the exclusive preview.
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The 15 Best Cartoons Of The 1980s, Ranked
The 1980s were packed with some of the most awesome animated shows of all time, and we've assembled a list of the best 1980s cartoons right here.
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Star Wars Finally Gets Queer In Andor Season 2, But It Embraces A Miserable Trope
Andor season 2 brings back the best queer couple in Star Wars, but their story arc makes it a bittersweet reunion.
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A Seinfeld Actor Tried To Pitch His Own Spin-Off (And It Sounds Awful)
A notable supporting player on Seinfeld came up with a pitch for their own spin-off sitcom. However, it's probably for the best that it never happened.
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Shogun Season 2: Everything We Know So Far
Shogun season 2 is officially happening after season 1 became the TV event of 2024. Here's everything we know so far about the show's next batch of episodes.
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How Andor Season 2 Keeps One Dead Star Wars Character's Spirit Alive
In the fourth episode of Andor season 2, the sentiments of a dead Star Wars character echo in a different part of the galaxy.
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Andor Season 2's Ghorman Language Sounds Familiar For A Reason
The Ghorman storyline is a crucial part of Andor season 2, as both it and the Ghorman language take direct inspiration from real-world elements.
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The Real Reason Benjamin Bratt Replaced Jimmy Smits As Bail Organa For Andor Season 2
Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy has provided an explanation for why Benjamin Bratt replaced Jimmy Smits as Bail Organa in the series' second season.
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Andor Season 2 Lets Us See What TV Is Like In The Star Wars Universe, And It's Amazing
Star Wars has shown many evil works of the Galactic Empire over the years, but Andor season 2 introduces the most sinister one yet: daytime TV.
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Every Harlan Coben Netflix TV Series, Ranked From Worst To Best
In 2018, novelist Harlan Coben struck a deal with Netflix for the streamer to adapt his novels. Here's how these TV shows rank from worst to best.
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Andor Season 2 Finally Explains Why Saw Gerrera Needs His Breathing Device In Rogue One
Forest Whitaker's paranoid rebel leader Saw Gerrera relies on a breathing device in Star Wars: Rogue One, and Andor finally explains why.
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Andor Season 2 Quietly Recasts A Major Star Wars Character With A New Actor
One man has played the live-action version of Alderaan's Senator Bail Organa for years in the Star Wars franchise, but Andor season 2 has recast that key role.
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The Starship Fuel Rhydonium In Andor Season 2, Explained
Rhydonium fuels the starships of the Star Wars universe, but it's also highly volatile and dangerous, as Andor season 2 explores.
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Andor Season 2 Makes One Of The Darkest Star Wars Legends Into Brutal Canon
In Andor season 2 episode 5, we learn the real story of what happened on Ghorman years before the events of this season.
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Andor Season 2 Brings Star Wars Fans Back To A Familiar Sequel Trilogy Location
The latest arc of Andor season 2 brings back Forest Whitaker's rebel leader Saw Gerrera, and he's hiding out in a familiar Star Wars location.
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White Collar Reboot: Everything We Know So Far
Thanks to the Suits renaissance, another USA Network series, White Collar, is getting a reboot. Here's what we know about the show so far.
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