Why NBC Canceled The Star-Studded Law & Order: LA After One Season
Despite its star-studded cast, Law & Order: Los Angeles got the axe after just one season on NBC. Here's why the series was cancelled.
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Where Was Couples Retreat Filmed? Every Major Location Explained
The 2009 comedy Couples Retreat might take place at a fictional resort, but it was filmed at a very real (and very expensive) vacation spot.
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Why Adam West's Batman Show Was Canceled After Three Seasons
The classic 1960s Batman TV show was cancelled after just three seasons, but it came very close to being resurrected by a different network.
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Why Malcolm In The Middle Star Erik Per Sullivan Disappeared From Hollywood
With rumors of a Malcolm in the Middle reboot on the horizon, should we expect to see Erik Per Sullivan return as Dewey after leaving Hollywood?
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Why Rashida Jones' Ann Perkins Left Parks And Recreation
Parks and Recreation had a revolving door of main cast members, but Rashida Jones' Ann Perkins was one of the most significant departures.
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10 Actors You Didn't Know Are Nepo Babies
Plenty of actors get their start because their parents are famous or already work in show business. Here are 10 actors who you may not know are nepo babies.
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Why Simon Helberg Never Directed An Episode Of The Big Bang Theory
While Simon Helberg has dipped his toes into the directing pool before, he had an understandable reason for never helming an episode of The Big Bang Theory.
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The Worst DC Comics Movie, According To IMDb
There have been more than a few DC comics movie misfires, but which one is considered the worst? There's one clear winner/loser, at least according to IMDb.
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The Harry Potter Book Worth Thousands That May Be Hiding In Your Bookcase
If you're an early fan of Harry Potter now looking to make extra cash, check your copy of the first book because certain versions are worth a lot of money.
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Brent Spiner Thinks One Star Trek: TNG Star Completely Changed The Show
Brent Spiner believes the casting of one particular Star Trek: The Next Generation star helped earn the series a little more respect and an increase in viewers.
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Why Liam Neeson Felt Embarrassed By The Script For One Of His Biggest Hits
Taken became a huge hit and spawned a franchise, but star Liam Neeson once admitted he felt embarrassed about the script. Here's why.
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Why Sasha Alexander's Kate Todd Left NCIS
Kate Todd's (Sasha Alexander) death on NCIS came as a real shock. Behind the scenes, on the other hand, Alexander's exit was perhaps less of a surprise.
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How To Watch The Evil Dead Movies And TV Shows In Order
The Evil Dead franchise has been with us, in one form or another, for over 40 years. Here's how to watch the full series.
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Before Family Guy, Seth MacFarlane Wrote For One Of Cartoon Network's Best Shows
Before he cemented his name in the world of comedy animation with "Family Guy," Seth MacFarlane got his start with an iconic Cartoon Network series.
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Disney's Strange (And Misguided) Plans For An Animated Catcher In The Rye Movie
Out of Disney's many abandoned animated projects, the studio's film adaptation of J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye might be the strangest.
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One Of John Wayne's Best Westerns Launched An Unofficial Trilogy
Rio Bravo is one of John Wayne's most beloved movies, and it inspired two spiritual sequels that, uh, no one likes talking about quite as much.
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Peaky Blinders Creator Steven Knight Wishes He Never Killed Four Characters
Steven Knight, the creator of Netflix's hit streaming show Peaky Blinders, has expressed regrets about killing off these four characters.
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Snow White: Disney's Live-Action Movie Gets Positive First Reactions, But There's A Catch
The first reactions to Disney's Snow White remake are positive, but there aren't many of them, due to a limited press presence at the premiere.
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The Big Bang Theory Producers Butted Heads Over Spin-Off Title
When it came time to choose the title for a Big Bang Theory spin-off series, the producers of the show did not initially agree about the best option.
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Why Don Most's Ralph Malph Left Happy Days
Don Most appeared on the first seven seasons of Happy Days as Ralph Malph, but left the season before season 8. Here's why.
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Every Live-Action Version Of Marvel's Kingpin, Ranked
Marvel's Kingpin has appeared on screen multiple times, including in Daredevil: Born Again. Let's rank the live-action iterations of Kingpin from worst to best.
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10 Best TV Shows Like Tell Me Lies
If you are a big fan of Hulu's "Tell Me Lies," then here are 10 shows that follow similar themes and emotional storytelling beats.
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Sylvester Stallone's Prison Break Movie Spawned A Strange Direct-To-Video Franchise
You might remember the 2013 action movie Escape Plan, which starred Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger. But did you know it spawned a franchise?
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One Severance Actor Convinced The Show's Creators To Cast Christopher Walken
The cast of Severance includes esteemed actor Christopher Walken, and it was one of his co-stars who suggested the casting choice.
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Star Trek: The Next Generation Ending Explained
The series finale of Star Trek: The Next Generation wasn't the definitive ending for the characters, but it was the perfect ending for their TV show.
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The Simpsons' Ambitious Disney Parody That Never Saw The Light Of Day
For years, The Simpsons creator Matt Groening has wanted to make an entire episode based around an elaborate Disney parody. Here's why it never happened.
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Why Grace Shelby Had To Die In Peaky Blinders, According To The Show's Creator
Grace Shelby (née Burgess) was Tommy's first love in Peaky Blinders, but show creator Steven Knight says the story demanded her death.
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