Why The CW's Urban Fantasy Comedy Reaper Was Canceled
The CW's entertaining urban fantasy comedy Reaper starred Bret Harrison as Hell's bounty hunter, but it was canceled after just two seasons.
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Why Lauren Graham's Joan Bennett Left Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist
Lauren Graham's Joan Bennett was a core part of Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist before the character abruptly exited the series due to real-world factors.
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Wednesday Season 2 Gives A Tim Burton Alum A Standout Guest Starring Role
The third episode of Wednesday season 2 features a special appearance by a Tim Burton veteran who's no stranger to playing antagonists in the director's work.
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The Canceled Adult Swim Comedy That Was Too Dark For The Network
Adult Swim consistently pushes the envelope of what networks will show on TV, but one of their best proved to be too dark.
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One Wednesday Season 2 Scene Calls Back To One Of Catherine Zeta-Jones' Best Movies
Wednesday season 2 brings Wednesday and Morticia's relationship to the forefront, culminating in a scene that evokes a great Catherine Zeta-Jones movie moment.
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Johnny Galecki Used A Wild Method To Act Drunk On The Big Bang Theory
Johnny Galecki's method for acting drunk on The Big Bang Theory may've seemed absolutely ridiculous to his co-star Kaley Cuoco (because it was), but it worked.
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How Wednesday Season 2 Pays Homage To The Best Addams Family Movie
Addams Family Values, itself arguably the best Addams Family movie, provides direct inspiration for a storyline in the first half of Wednesday season 2.
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Anthony Mackie's Twisted Metal Has A Meta Joke That Makes No Sense
Twisted Metal is one of the funniest and most creative video game adaptations out there, but a joke in season 2 has us scratching our heads.
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This Wednesday Season 2 Premiere Scene Gives Jenna Ortega Her Best Moment Yet
Jenna Ortega's best moment in Wednesday season 2 (so far) gives both the actor and her character a chance to address their concerns about the show around them.
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South Park's Most Offensive Character Has Moved Beyond Parody (And Even He Knows It)
South Park season 27 has made it clear that even Eric Cartman knows he's beyond parody in 2025, setting the stage for a potentially hilarious storyline.
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Jon Hamm Paid Homage To His Mad Men Character In A Hit Animated Comedy
Jon Hamm has a secondary career playing Don Draper-esque parodies of his Mad Man character on other shows, including a hit children's cartoon.
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15 TV Shows That Were Canceled Multiple Times
Sometimes, a TV show may get canceled out of nowhere, only to be renewed or rescued before getting axed once again. Here are 15 series that met such a fate.
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South Park Season 27's Darkest Joke Is About Dora The Explorer
Everyone is paying attention to South Park season 27, and the latest episode unleashes what might be its darkest joke yet.
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South Park's Latest Assault On The Trump Administration Is One Of The Show's Most Shocking Episodes
South Park season 27 has taken its lampooning of the Trump administration to even wilder heights, sending up Kristi Noem, JD Vance, and more in the process.
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The First Trailer For The Office Spin-Off The Paper Isn't A Home Run - Here's Why That's OK
The Office spin-off The Paper now has a trailer and it ... doesn't look great. But maybe we should give it a shot anyway, as fans of The Office could tell you.
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Every Wednesday Season 2 Question The First Four Episodes Leave Unanswered
The first half of Wednesday season 2 is here, and it leaves a whole bunch of mysteries unsolved and questions unanswered.
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Wednesday Season 2 Gives A Horror Icon A Killer Cameo Appearance In Its Opening Scenes
Wednesday season 2 kicks off with a cameo appearance from an actor who starred in one of the best ghost movies of all time.
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The King Of The Hill Revival Timeline Has Fans Baffled, But Does It Really Matter?
Certain details in the King of the Hill revival have left fans confused about its timeline, and for valid reasons. But do those 'mistakes' really even matter?
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Why Netflix Canceled Matthew McConaughey's Agent Elvis
Agent Elvis, an animated Netflix show featuring Matthew McConaughey as the King, had an amusingly ridiculous premise. Unfortunately, timing wasn't on its side.
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Who Is Wednesday's Stalker? Season 2's Big Reveal Explained
Let's head into spoiler territory as we solve the mystery of Wednesday's stalker in the first part of season 2 of the big Netflix hit.
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Wednesday Season 2's Most Shocking Death Scene Will Send Fans Reeling
After concluding with a shocking death and a cliffhanger, the first part of Wednesday season 2 really raises the stakes for the remainder of the season.
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Every Major Character Death In Wednesday Season 2 So Far
The first half of Wednesday season 2 is here, and several characters are biting the dust. Here's a rundown of everyone who has died so far.
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Wednesday Season 2 Reveals The New Grandmama (And The Casting Is Perfect)
Wednesday season 2 features a very different take on Grandmama Addams, as portrayed by a legendary actor who's worked with producer/director Tim Burton before.
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Wednesday Season 2 Review: Tim Burton & Jenna Ortega's Netflix Series Wisely Gives The Addams Family More To Do
Tim Burton and Jenna Ortega return for Wednesday season 2, which improves on the show's formula by making the Addams Family major characters.
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Why Paramount+ Canceled Grease: Rise Of The Pink Ladies
Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies was a surprisingly solid prequel series, but Paramount+ not only canceled it, but completely removed it off streaming
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Star Trek's William Shatner Had A Perfect Cameo On A Cult Leslie Nielsen Series
William Shatner is a legendary name in Hollywood. Just as legendary is his shockingly short (but perfect) cameo in Leslie Nielsen's cult classic comedy TV show.
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Why Jason Alexander And The Seinfeld Cast Were Confused By George Costanza's Reputation
George Costanza of Seinfeld fame is a pretty beloved sitcom character, but his actor Jason Alexander doesn't quite understand why.
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