15 Best TV Shows Of The 2000s, Ranked
The 2000s was a defining era for television, arguably the most important in the evolution of the medium, and we think these are the best shows of the decade.
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Every Character In The Simpsons Has Four Fingers — Except One
Like many animated characters, everyone in Springfield has four fingers on each hand. But there's one character from The Simpsons with five.
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Conan O'Brien Was Warned Not To Pitch His Most Famous Simpsons Episode
Marge vs. the Monorail is one of the best Simpsons episodes ever, but writer Conan O'Brien was initially told not to pitch it.
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How The Simpsons Creator Matt Groening Helped Fix The Show's Iconic Theme Song
Matt Groening and Danny Elfman created a last-minute fix during the recording of the now-famous The Simpsons opening theme song.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Made An Abandoned Vulcan Character Franchise Canon
Like many throwaway gags in Star Trek: Lower Decks, a passing reference to a certain character was something only devoted Trekkies might know about.
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Murder, She Wrote Movie Has Found The Perfect Angela Lansbury Replacement
The film adaptation of 'Murder, She Wrote' has found its Jessica Fletcher, and she's the perfect successor to Angela Lansbury.
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Project Hail Mary's Co-Directors Made One Of Apple TV's Most Underrated Anthology Shows
If you loved Project Hail Mary and have caught up with all of Phil Lord and Chris Miller's other films, check out their comedic murder mystery anthology show.
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Jury Duty Is Back For A Second Season — But Is The Prime Video Series Still Worth Watching?
Somehow, the second season of Jury Duty (now unfolding at a company retreat) manages to capture heartwarming and hilarious lightning in a bottle yet again.
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10 Best Austin Butler Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Austin Butler has risen to prominence thanks to mesmerizing turns in movies like Elvis and Dune: Part Two. But what are his best movies and TV shows?
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Hilary Duff Thinks She Knows Who The Dad Was In How I Met Your Father
How I Met Your Father was canceled before the show had the chance to answer the titular question, but star Hilary Duff has a few theories.
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Bluey's The Sign Ending Explained: The Big Special Teaches More To Parents Than Kids
Bluey's big special, The Sign, may be the final episode of the beloved animated series. Here's what the episode was really saying to its audience.
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The Scrapped Simpsons Twist That Would Have Changed Homer And Krusty Forever
Krusty the Clown has always been a part of The Simpsons, but an abandoned twist would've painted the character in a whole different light.
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This Historical Heist Thriller TV Show With A Harry Potter Star Is A Hulu Must-Watch
Looking for a historical series that features heists, romance, a Harry Potter movie star, and much more? Give this crackling Hulu show a watch.
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George R. R. Martin Says This Underrated Apple TV Series Is A Great Sci-Fi Adaptation
George R. R. Martin has excellent taste in film and television, and counts himself a fan of an underrated sci-fi show on Apple TV.
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10 Best MTV Shows From The 2000s, Ranked
MTV may be dead now, but in the 2000s, it was thriving with original programming, from the wild antics of Jackass to various reality TV staples.
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FX Only Had One Objection To It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Wild First Season
FX head John Landgraf gave the team behind It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia a huge amount of freedom to make the show, but he had one note about season 1.
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What Happened To Silvio Dante Actor Steven Van Zandt From The Sopranos?
Musician Steven Van Zandt was hired to play Tony Soprano's consigliere, Silvio Dante, on HBO's The Sopranos. Here's what he's been up to since the show ended.
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15 Best Stand-Up Comedy Specials On Netflix, Ranked
Netflix is stacked with great stand-up comedy specials, but which ones are the absolute best? We picked and ranked the top 15.
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Why Batman Villain Poison Ivy Only Exists Because Of The Adam West Show
Poison Ivy is one of the most famous villains in DC Comics history, but she only exists because of the cheesy 1960s Batman TV show.
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It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Almost Had A Much Shorter, Much Worse Title
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is one of the most memorable sitcom names in history, but it was nearly given a shorter (and worse) title.
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The Malcolm In The Middle Trailer Presents A Bold Solution To The TV Revival Problem
Judging by its trailer, the Malcolm in the Middle revival miniseries, Life's Still Unfair, has found a great solution to a common sitcom revival problem.
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Why Miss Wednesday From Netflix's One Piece Season 2 Looks So Familiar
Charithra Chandran plays Miss Wednesday in season 2 of Netflix's live-action One Piece. Here's where you might have seen her before.
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Netflix's One Piece Season 2 Introduces The Funniest Character From The Anime
In season 2 of Netflix's live-action adaptation of One Piece, we see the introduction of the funniest character from the long-running anime.
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10 Best TV Shows On Starz, Ranked
Starz may not be the most popular premium cable channel, but they've got a sturdy assembly of original shows, and these are the best.
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I've Watched Every Episode Of The Brady Bunch - Here's How It Holds Up In 2026
The Brady Bunch first premiered almost 60 years ago, and yet, revisiting the entire series reveals that it actually holds up surprisingly well.
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Why Dr. Kureha From Netflix's One Piece Season 2 Looks So Familiar
Netflix's One Piece season 2 introduces Dr. Kureha, mentor and adoptive mother to Tony Tony Chopper. Here's why the actress who plays her might look familiar.
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Why Miss All Sunday From Netflix's One Piece Season 2 Looks So Familiar
Netflix brings Nico Robin a.k.a. Miss All Sunday to life in One Piece season 2. Here's why actress Lera Abova might look familiar.
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