Jean Smart's run on Frasier may have only been for seven episodes, but she still speaks fondly about her time on the show after all these years.

The Big Bang Theory was still going strong when costar Melissa Rauch wrote and starred in a comedy that wound up flopping hard at the box office.

Suits enjoyed nine seasons on USA and a resurgence when a new audience found the show on streaming, but what happened to the show's cast afterwards?

Legend has it the famed showbiz dog Rin Tin Tin received enough votes to win the first Best Actor Oscar. Here's the truth about the matter.

Bruce Willis has been in plenty of great movies, but there are three that stand out from the rest - and IMDb's top 250 list agrees.

William Shatner has long enjoyed poking loving fun at Star Trek, starting with his role in an otherwise mostly forgotten comedy sequel.

Gene Hackman is an acting legend whose name alone can bring in audiences, so why wasn't he advertised anywhere for The Firm with Tom Cruise?

There have been plenty of horror remakes of popular, blockbuster horror titles, but why not remake some classic horror movie flops instead?

Two new characters who appear in Squid Game season 2 recall real-life players in Netflix's Squid Game game show Squid Game: The Challenge.

Game of Thrones often mentions a prophecy about 'the prince that was promised,' but who does this really refer to? The answer's quite complicated.

Frank Darabont, director of The Shawshank Redemption and more, was supposed to helm this pulpy crime thriller from 2009, but things didn't work out.

Tom Cruise has a ton of full-fledged bangers in his filmography, but only one of his movies has cracked IMDb's Top 250 list.

Saturday Night Live guest host Martin Short gets inducted into the Five-Timers Club by Tom Hanks, Scarlett Johansson, Paul Rudd, and other stars.

Terminator 2: Judgment Day's Robert Patrick popped up in the two-part pilot episode of Stargate Atlantis before moving onto other projects. Here's why he left.

While Niles' divorce lawyer Donny Douglas (Saul Rubinek) became a recurring character for a few seasons of Frasier, that wasn't the original plan.

Star Trek has been around for decades, boasting a plethora of TV shows and movies, meaning the franchise has several famous tropes fans know well.

Judd Nelson experienced a meteoric rise in the 1980s, but hasn't been in a major movie in at least 15 years. Here's our examination of his career arc.

In 2003, Clint Eastwood directed a powerhouse drama based on a popular crime thriller novel that also inspired Gillian Flynn when she was writing Sharp Objects.

The Big Bang Theory generally avoided adults only content, although one unusually naughty scene landed it in hot water with British censors.

Rock legend Tom Petty appeared in an episode of The Simpsons with other rock stars, and it was much easier to get him than you'd think.

Nobody wants to be stuck in a time loop, but watching a time loop movie is always a good time. Here are some of the best ones, ranked.

The Ben Stiller-led comedy sequel Meet the Fockers was going to be Rated R for all its near-cusses. Here's how the movie landed a PG-13 instead.

As John Carpenter's The Thing headed toward the end of the production, the movie still didn't have an ending. Thankfully, Kurt Russell came up with a doozy.

Kevin Costner held the legendary actor Burt Lancaster in high-esteem, so he paid tribute to the late actor with a Waterworld moment shortly after he died.

Halle Berry made history with her Oscar win for Monster's Ball ... and we're still waiting for another actor to follow in her footsteps.

John de Lancie's Q became a fan-favorite Star Trek character, but show creator Gene Roddenberry established rules for the character's appearances.

Family Guy has been pushing the envelope since it's premiered, but how does it still get away with all their controversial jokes?