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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15 Best Horror Movies On Tubi, Ranked
Tubi is pretty underrated when it comes to streamers, especially when it comes to its horror offerings. Here are 15 entertaining horror movies on Tubi, ranked.
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A Gunsmoke Actor Starred In Steven Spielberg's Often Overlooked First Movie
The Sugarland Express is considered Steven Spielberg's theatrical feature debut, but he burst onto the scene with a TV movie featuring a Gunsmoke actor.
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Iain Armitage's Two Favorite Young Sheldon Episodes Make So Much Sense
Iain Armitage, who played the titular Young Sheldon on the CBS comedy prequel series, revealed his two favorite episodes of the show.
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The Long-Running Primetime Drama That Started As A Steven Spielberg Movie
This acclaimed, long-running show originated as a film that would've reunited Steven Spielberg with one of his biggest collaborators on Jurassic Park.
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Every Season Of Netflix's The Crown, Ranked
Netflix's The Crown perfectly represents the Peak TV era of prestige streaming shows. Here's our ranking of every season of the series.
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Why Anthony Stewart Head's Giles Left Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Buffy the Vampire Slayer wouldn't have been the same without Anthony Stewart Head's Rupert Giles, but here's why he left the show before it was done.
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Jake Gyllenhaal & Michael Peña's 2012 Action Thriller Is Crushing It On Max
A 2012 thriller directed by David Ayer and starring Jake Gyllenhaal & Michael Peña is currently a big hit while streaming on Max.
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Jerry Seinfeld Only Quotes One Line From His NBC Sitcom
Seinfeld quotes have become embedded in the fabric of America's pop culture lexicon, but Jerry Seinfeld's most-used quote is a pretty obscure one.
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Every The Simpsons Episode Written By Conan O'Brien, Ranked
Conan O'Brien wrote on The Simpsons for a time, and he's responsible for some of the show's best episodes, which we've ranked right here.
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How Old Are Amy & Sheldon's Kids In The Young Sheldon Finale?
In the Young Sheldon finale, adult Sheldon Cooper and his wife Amy appear, mentioning two children. Now we know much time has passed since The Big Bang Theory.
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How Much Would It Cost To Stay In The White Lotus Season 3 Hotel?
Wanna stay in one of the real-life hotels used during filming on The White Lotus season 3? Suffice it to say, you'll have to give up a large stack of cash.
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Thragg: 7 Actors Who Could Voice Invincible's Ultimate Villain
Will Invincible's Thragg be voiced by a comic book movie star? Another Walking Dead alum? Here are our picks for the show's ultimate big bad.
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The Big Bang Theory Originally Featured A Completely Different Theme Song
Barenaked Ladies wrote The Big Bang Theory's theme song specifically for the show, but its original theme was a pre-existing song.
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James Bond's U.S. Debut Received Some Truly Weird Changes
When Ian Fleming's Casino Royale was first published, American readers were introduced to super spy James Bond in a very different way from UK readers.
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Why The Twilight Zone's Sponsors Rejected A Dark Season 2 Episode
Rod Serling was excited about a dark body horror-centric script for an episode of The Twilight Zone, but sponsors ultimately rejected it.
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The Forgotten Comic That Turned DC's Justice League Into Western Heroes
In the Elseworlds line of DC Comics, the Justice League was imagined as a team of western heroes featuring Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, and more.
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Jerry Seinfeld And Larry David Had A Cameo In A Doomed Sitcom
At the point when NBC's Seinfeld was really finding its groove, Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld appeared on an episode of another sitcom, playing themselves.
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Why Peter Dinklage Didn't Have The Best Time Working On Wicked
Wicked: Part One was an incredibly demanding production for the major players, but Peter Dinklage's voiceover performance presented its own challenge.
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The Video Game That Influenced Star Trek: Picard Years Later
Star Trek Online allowed fans to put together their dream-crews on ships from across the entire franchise, and it ended up influencing Picard years later.
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Why Ed Skrein Left Game Of Thrones
Ed Skrein played Daario Naharis on Game of Thrones before he was replaced by actor Michel Huisman for the rest of the series. Here's why Skrein left.
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Jack Reacher Exists In The World Of A Stephen King Sci-Fi Epic
Thanks to an Easter egg in Stephen King's original novel, action hero Jack Reacher exists in the world of sci-fi epic Under the Dome.
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How The Simpsons Predicted The 'God Particle' Before Real-Life Scientists
The Simpsons has managed to include a lot of real, complicated math on the show, but perhaps the most impressive is the formula for "The God Particle."
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Iain Armitage Had A Surprising Habit On The Set Of Young Sheldon
Iain Armitage might have a little more in common with the titular Young Sheldon than imagined thanks to this impressive on-set habit.
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What Happens To Paul's Sister Alia Atreides In The Dune Books
Paul Atreides' sister Alia may barely appear in Dune: Part Two, but she plays a far larger (and more tragic) role in Frank Herbert's Dune sequel novels.
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Why Alan Ritchson's Reacher Casting Was The 'Scariest' Moment Of His Career
Actor Alan Ritchson revealed that his Reacher casting was the scariest moment of his entire career. Here's why he felt that way.
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