Fallout Season 2 Turns Its Strangest Arc Into Its Most Scathing Parody
One of the stranger arcs of Fallout season 2 has finally paid off in the form of a scathing political parody that might hit a little close to home.
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What Ted Lasso Gets Right (And Wrong) About Soccer, Er, Football
What does this American take on the English national sport get right, or wrong?
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Before Ghosts, Rose McIver Starred In A Hit DC Comics Adaptation
Ghosts star Rose McIver gets to showcase some of her more unique acting talents on the sitcom, much like she did on this hit DC Comics TV adaptation.
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Slow Horses Second Desk, Explained
Here's what the phrase "second desk" means in the world of the terrific Apple TV spy series Slow Horses, and everything that position entails.
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12 TV Main Character Deaths That Were Way Too Disrespectful
Nobody likes it when their favorite character dies on a TV show, but the deaths of these beloved main characters really rubbed viewers the wrong way.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Premiere's Best Scene Isn't In The Book
The premiere of HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms faithfully adapts the George R.R. Martin novella on which it's based — but its best scene is original.
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SNL Combines Heated Rivalry And Harry Potter In A Hilarious Sketch
In a new SNL sketch, Harry Potter meets Heated Rivalry and casts a spell of romance and magic at Hogwarts with plenty of cheeky references.
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Glee Cast: Where Are The Actors Now?
Sadly, the cast of Glee has endured several tragedies and controversies since the show ended (and even during production), but it's not all doom and gloom.
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James Cameron's Hilarious Cameo In A Beloved '90s Sitcom Is Perfect For Titanic Fans
It's hard to explain to those who weren't there to witness it, but Titanic fever was everywhere in the late 1990s and James Cameron got in on the fun.
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15 Shows Like Slow Horses Fans Can Binge-Watch Now
Do you enjoy the British spy thriller Slow Horses and need new shows to binge? Here's a list of programs that will scratch that espionage itch and more.
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Vic Michaelis Is The Next Comedy Superstar – But The Cool Kids Already Know That
Very Important People host Vic Michaelis is a comedy superstar in the making, and has a new chance to shine in upcoming spy thriller series Ponies.
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The Orville Creator Seth MacFarlane Disagrees With A Star Trek Writer's Replicator Opinion
Star Trek's replicators were hated by some writers, but The Orville creator Seth MacFarlane thinks Star Trek wouldn't make sense without them.
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Dilbert's Bizarre Live-Action TV Pilot Is Impossible To Watch Today
Dilbert creator Scott Adams once developed a live-action TV pilot based on his comic strip, but don't expect it to surface in the wake of his passing.
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This Actor Has Held The Title Of SNL's Youngest Ever Host For Over 40 Years
Drew Barrymore still holds the record for the youngest Saturday Night Live ever, beating out the likes of Macaulay Culkin and Jodie Foster.
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15 Best Teen TV Shows Of All Time, Ranked
Some of the best television shows of all time center on high schoolers, so we're highlighting 15 of the very best teen shows ever made.
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A Classic '60s Sci-Fi Show Is Perfect For Fans Of Apple TV's Pluribus
Pluribus' story of an angry woman trapped in a world of smiling happy people is reminiscent of the '60s sci-fi television classic The Prisoner.
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Elmo Was A Very Different Monster In His First Sesame Street Appearance
Elmo has become one of the most famous residents of Sesame Street, but the kind hearted monster originally had a much different personality.
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The Orville's Scott Grimes Starred In A Forgotten '80s Sci-Fi Horror Movie That Deserves More Love
When he was younger, The Orville cast member Scott Grimes appeared in the first two entries of this underrated low-budget 1980s sci-fi horror franchise.
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Where The Everybody Hates Chris Cast Members Are Now
Everybody Hates Chris turned the childhood of comedian Chris Rock into a hit sitcom, but what happened to the cast after the series came to an end?
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John Ritter's Buffy The Vampire Slayer Character Was A First For The Series
John Ritter may have only had one appearance on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but he certainly made it count.
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Michael B. Jordan's Early Career Sitcom Is Nearly Impossible To Watch Today
Michael B. Jordan is one of our biggest movie stars today, which makes it strange that one of his early career sitcoms is almost impossible to watch now.
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The Simpsons Season 37 Has Retired (But Not Killed) A Classic Character
The Simpsons just made a major change with a beloved, classic character by retiring them almost 30 years after their introduction.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Review: This Wonderful YA-Flavored Series Punches Way Above Its Weight Class
With its ridiculous comedic swings and two-tiered storytelling approach, the YA-style Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is a joy to watch and gets better as it goes.
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Heated Rivalry's Showrunner Directed A Coming-Of-Age Comedy You Must See
Jacob Tierney, the show creator, writer, and director behind the sensational Heated Rivalry, helmed an underrated coming-of-age comedy from 2009.
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A Gilligan's Island Star's Earlier Sitcom Led To The Creation Of Scooby Doo
Before Bob Denver was the titular star of Gilligan's Island, he played a character that was a massive influence on Scooby-Doo's best buddy, Shaggy.
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What Longtime Simpsons Writers Really Think About Family Guy
So, what do the writers of The Simpsons think about Family Guy, a show often accused of ripping off The Simpsons?
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How Fox Kids Defused A Baptist Minister's Complaint Over The Beetlejuice Cartoon
Religious leaders weren't thrilled with the ghost with the most getting his own cartoon, but Fox Kids knew exactly how to handle it.
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