The Hilarious Condition Carrie Fisher Had To Appear In Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back
Casting Carrie Fisher in Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back was a dream come true for Star Wars megafan Kevin Smith, even if it meant a very odd payment plan.
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How Columbo's Writers Came Up With The Detective's Catchphrase
Columbo always says some form of 'Oh, just one more thing...' Here's how the show's creators made the decision for the catchphrase.
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Why The Big Bang Theory's Original Pilot Gave Penny A Different Name
The original Big Bang Theory pilot had a different actress and character name for Penny. Here's why things changed for the series.
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Why Pasta Giant Chef Boyardee Refused To Be Mentioned On Seinfeld
Most brands didn't mind having their names dropped on the hit series Seinfeld ... except for Chef Boyardee, who said no.
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Why The Animated Batman: Hush Changed The Identity Of The Comic's Villain
The animated movie adaptation of the Batman story Hush makes one massive change involving the villain's identity. Here's why.
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Where Was Harry Potter Filmed? Every Major Location Explained
If you're a diehard Harry Potter fan looking to explore the wizarding world, here's where you can find every major filming location.
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Eric Andre Turned Down The Role That Won Kieran Culkin An Oscar
Comedian Eric Andrew was offered Kieran Culkin's Oscar-winning role in A Real Pain, but turned it down because he thought it would be a 'bummer.'
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How Much Would Ted Mosby's Apartment In How I Met Your Mother Cost To Rent?
Could Ted Mosby have afforded his apartment in How I Met Your Mother? Maybe the professor of architecture could, but the rest of us likely could not!
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Why The Simpsons Fired Its Lead Composer Of 27 Seasons
Alf Clausen had spent nearly 30 years scoring hundreds of episodes of The Simpsons when he was let go in 2017. Here's what led to his firing.
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Gary Cooper's Highest-Rated Western On Metacritic Is A Certified Classic
Metacritic's highest-rated Western starring legendary actor Gary Cooper is considered a true classic for a very good reason.
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Star Trek: Vulcans Can Only Mind-Meld Because Of NBC's Meddling
The only reason the mind-meld exists in Star Trek is because NBC gave the writers a pesky note, and the writers came up with a creative workaround.
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Paul McCartney's Hidden Message In The Simpsons, Explained
When Paul McCartney voiced himself on The Simpsons, the writers snuck in hidden message poking fun at a Beatles conspiracy theory.
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The 5 Best Western Episodes Of The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone tackled stories through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. Sometimes, that included the Old West.
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Why Fox Cancelled The X-Files Spin-Off The Lone Gunmen
The comic relief X-Files characters The Lone Gunmen once got their own spin-off series but it didn't last very long. Here's why.
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Why Jason Statham Didn't Join The Fast & Furious Franchise Earlier
Jason Statham came very close to joining the Fast & Furious franchise earlier than he did. Here's why it's better that he didn't.
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This Hulu True Crime Miniseries Is A Must-Watch For Lily Gladstone & Riley Keough Fans
Lily Gladstone and Riley Keough lead the charge in this brilliantly-acted yet, as a whole, hollow true-crime miniseries on Hulu.
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Why ABC Cancelled The Rookie: Feds After Just One Season
Wondering why The Rookie: Feds was cancelled? ABC found a scapegoat, but the show's creator said the cancellation was actually due to a number of factors.
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The Only Agatha Christie Novels Never To Get Any Kind Of Adaptation
Of Agatha Christie's over 60 novels, only four have never received any kind of adaptation across television, movies, or other media. Here's why.
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Why Marvel Can't Use Kingpin In Spider-Man 4, According To Vincent D'Onofrio
Vincent D'Onofrio, who plays Kingpin in Marvel Studios' Daredevil: Born Again, explained why he won't be appearing in any Marvel movies any time soon.
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TRON: Ares Trailer Brings The Sci-Fi Game To Life In The Real World
The Grid and its digital residents are back, with a twist, in the trailer for Tron: Ares, the latest installment in Disney's sci-fi franchise.
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Disney's Longest Gap Between A Movie And Its Sequel
The Walt Disney company has been remaking and sequelizing their films for years. However, one animated classic waited over 50 years for a sequel.
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Why Adam Sandler Was Fired From SNL
Adam Sandler was not expecting to be fired from Saturday Night Live, but that's exactly what happened in 1995. Here's why the Sandman got sacked.
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Harry Potter: The Weasley Family Tree Explained
The Weasley family in the Harry Potter franchise is rather expansive, and we've broken down the entire Weasley family tree to help keep all the wizards in order.
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30 Years Ago, Disney's Goofy Box Office Misfire Birthed A Generational Cult Classic
30 years ago, A Goofy Movie didn't exactly light the box office on fire. But the film became a generational cult classic on home video.
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What Happened To Drogon After Daenerys' Death In Game Of Thrones Season 8
Game of Thrones fans have some theories about what happened to Drogon at the very end of the HBO series, and where the dragon was heading in his final moments.
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Sean Connery's Surreal Final James Bond Performance Was In A Video Game
Sean Connery played James Bond one last time in 2005 in the form of a video game adaptation of From Russia with Love. The results were...weird.
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Supernatural's Failed Spin-Off Introduced A Monster Mafia
The failed Supernatural spinoff Bloodlines would have centered on monster crime families in Chicago. Here's why the series never saw the light of day.
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