Why Burt Reynolds Left Gunsmoke
Burt Reynolds loved his time working on Gunsmoke for three seasons, but he left the hit Western series for a very good reason.
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An Overlooked Folk-Horror Movie With 91% On Rotten Tomatoes Is A Streaming Hit On Hulu
This acclaimed folk-horror film barely made a blip at the box office in early 2025 but is currently climbing the streaming charts at Hulu.
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Two Star Trek Legends Worked On Marvel's Most Underrated Animated Series
Marvel's underrated Silver Surfer animated series featured work from two writers associated with the Star Trek frranchise.
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Dina's Shocking The Last Of Us Season 2, Episode 5 Monologue, Explained By Isabela Merced
Dina had a big moment on the latest episode of The Last of Us season 2, and actor Isabela Merced has thoughts on the scene.
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The Seinfeld Episode That Actually Changed People's Lives, According To Jason Alexander
Seinfeld might be the 'show about nothing,' but Jason Alexander discovered one particular episode actually had a profound effect on people in real life.
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Adult Swim Almost Made A TV Show Based On DC's Most Underrated Characters
One of Jack Kirby's best lesser-known DC Comics creations was nearly adapted by a pair of celebrated comics writers into an animated Adult Swim series.
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David Boreanaz Wishes He Shot More Scenes With These Bones Characters
David Boreanaz's Seeley Booth primarily did field work on Bones, which meant Boreanaz didn't get to spend as much time with certain actors as he wanted to.
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Why The Last Of Us Star Bella Ramsey 'Scared' Showrunner Craig Mazin On Set
An especially dark Ellie moment in The Last of Us season 2 even managed to scare showrunner Craig Mazin thanks to Bella Ramsey's performance.
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How Kathy Bates Proved Misery's Director Wrong With Her Stephen King Role
Kathy Bates' award-winning performance as Annie Wilkes in Misery is untouchable, and she defied the outside factors that would usually hinder success.
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Severance's Biggest Mysteries Are Solvable, According To The Show's Creator
Severance is a show full of mysteries, many of which creator Dan Erickson claims are much more solvable than viewers may realize.
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South Park's Creators Made A Gruesome Western That Fans Have To Check Out
Before Trey Parker and Matt Stone hit it big with South Park, they had a real shpadoinkle day with a low-budget Western cannibal musical.
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Why The Frasier Writers Vetoed A Joke On The Simpsons
A classic era Simpsons episode featured multiple nods to Frasier, although one proposed joke was ruled a major no-no by the latter sitcom's writers.
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Tony Todd's Incredible Final Destination Bloodlines Monologue Has A Deeper Meaning Than You Realized
Final Destination Bloodlines gives the late horror legend Tony Todd a great (and, as it turns out, truly personal) speech to close out his run on the franchise.
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15 Most Underrated TV Shows On Netflix
Netflix has hosted plenty of breakout hit TV shows, both original and licensed, but these are the most underrated TV shows on Netflix.
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Why Logan Calls Rory Ace In Gilmore Girls
Attention, Gilmore Girls fans, we have all the info you need to know about the relationship between Logan and Rory right here.
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Sinners Just Passed A Box Office Milestone Not Seen In Nearly A Decade
Sinners continues to defy even the most optimistic of expectations with its box office performance, having passed yet another milestone for original films.
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Chloe Fineman's Critically Acclaimed Comedy Is Rocking The Hulu Charts
Comedies continue to perform well on streaming despite their absence on the big screen, with this well-received Chloe Fineman flick topping the Hulu charts.
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Why These Great Sci-Fi Shows Were Canceled After One Season
Sci-fi is a tough genre to crack on TV, if only because many shows don't get the time to blossom. Here are some great sci-fi shows canceled after one season.
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7 Alien Invasion Movies With A Surprising Twist
Alien invasions in film might be on the verge of a comeback thanks to the upcoming sci-fi horror Nope, and we are all for it.
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5 Reasons Why Tom Hardy's MobLand Is The Perfect Yellowstone Replacement
If you're missing the violent soap opera antics of Yellowstone, you should probably be watching the Tom Hardy series MobLand.
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What Is A Viscount In Netflix's Bridgerton?
Fan of Bridgerton but wondering what the heck a 'Viscount' is? Well, you're in luck, because we have all the details right here.
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How To Watch The Jurassic Park Movies In Order
Steven Spielberg's touchstone blockbuster Jurassic Park has since given rise to a full-fledged movie series. Let's run through each and every film, shall we?
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Why Chuck Lorre's Controversial Sitcom The United States Of Al Was Canceled
Chuck Lorre is considered the King of Sitcoms, but they can't all be hits. Here's why The United States of Al was canceled after two seasons.
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15 Best Movies Like Fifty Shades Of Grey
If you're looking for some more steamy movies like Fifty Shades of Grey, we've got you covered with this list of sensual dramas and thrillers.
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What Happened To Kung Fury 2? The Real Reason David Sandberg's Movie Isn't Out Yet
The feature-length version of Kung Fury is ready to go, so why haven't we seen Arnold Schwarzenegger fighting The Lonely Island's Jorma Taccone on screen yet?
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5 Reasons Why Thunderbolts' Box Office Is A Step In The Right Direction For Marvel
Thunderbolts continues to be a qualified box office success for Marvel Studios and shows how the Marvel Cinematic Universe can thrive going forward.
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Noah Wyle's Nurse Mom Thinks The Pitt Is Better Than ER For One Reason
Noah Wyle recently revealed his mom, who used to be a nurse, thinks his new show The Pitt is better than ER. Here's why.
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