Fox Had One Main Concern About Bones, But It Was Quickly Resolved
FOX initially believed Bones would be a show about a scientist looking at boring, dried-up bones in a laboratory all day long.
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One Episode Of The Boys Solidified The Show For Creator Eric Kripke
The most shocking season 1 episode of The Boys helped showrunner Eric Kripke determine how the show needed to be moving forward. -
Every Season Of Parks And Recreation, Ranked
Do you think a depressed person could make this? Here's every season of Parks and Recreation ranked. -
The Bear Is Painfully Close To Perfect On Rotten Tomatoes
The Bear is unlike any other show on TV right now, as evidenced by its extremely high Rotten Tomatoes score. -
The Office's Best Episode Made Michael Scott More 'Pathetic' Than Ever
The best episode of The Office, 'Dinner Party,' deliberately set out to show Michael Scott at his lowest. -
Why Dustin Hoffman Wasn't Credited For His Simpsons Cameo
Dustin Hoffman's name wasn't in the credits of The Simpsons episode he guest starred in, but audiences knew it was him in one of the best episodes about Lisa. -
Bones Had A Decapitation Mishap Behind The Scenes
The Bones episode 'A Boy in a Tree' features a jump-scare that went disastrously, head-rollingly wrong at first. -
The CBS Exec That Greenlit Gilligan's Island Absolutely Hated The Show
A CBS exec gave Gilligan's Island the greenlight, but he wasn't exactly happy about it. -
Every Clue Leading Up To The Most Shocking Reveal In The Boys Season 4
The Boys season 4 features a pretty big twist, but there were hints scattered along the way. -
The Boys Season 4 Joins The Time-Honored Tradition Of Batman Parodies
The Boys season 4 confirms Tek Knight is a full-on Batman parody, building on his introduction in Gen V. -
One Blink-And-You'll-Miss-It Moment In The Bear Season 3 Could Have Huge Consequences
Richie notices a fallen fork in The Bear season 3. If the Bradley Cooper movie Burnt is correct, that fork may be a clue about where the show goes from here. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From '70s Sitcom Rhoda
Much of the cast of the '70s sitcom Rhoda are, sadly, no longer with us, although certain members are (including one who's now pop culture royalty). -
One Of The Bear Season 3's Best Vulgarities Also Comes From A Legendary Director
One of Richie's best recurring phrases in The Bear season 3 comes from a somewhat obscure interview conducted with a legendary filmmaker whom Richie admires. -
Conan O'Brien's Massive Head Caused A Massive Headache For Futurama
The Futurama gag involving Conan O'Brien's severed head being too big for its jar was harder to animate than you might think. -
Bones' T.J. Thyne Went Method For Hodgins' Paralysis Plotline
Bones star T.J. Thyne went all-in when it came to Hodgins and his newfound disability after the season 11 mid-season finale. -
The Bear Season 3 Finale Features A Photo That Raises All Sorts Of Questions
The Bear season 3 has a photo montage of celebrity chefs, alongside an odd photo cameo from Bradley Cooper as a troubled chef in the 2015 movie Burnt. -
Futurama Purposefully Flipped A Slapstick Simpsons Trend
The men of The Simpsons are constantly getting hit with physical comedy injuries, so Futurama intentionally wanted to flip the script. -
A Simple Belly Button Got Gilligan's Island In Trouble With Censors
Gilligan Island's found itself in hot water when CBS' censors caught wind of Ginger (Tina Louise) and Mary Ann's (Dawn Wells) exposed navels. -
Lucifer Went To Battle To Get Those Bones Nods In The Show
What started on Lucifer as a one-off reference to Bones ultimately gave rise to a surprisingly heartfelt callback. -
CBS Wanted To Remove The Titular Island From Gilligan's Island
One CBS executive thought Gilligan's Island would have made a better travelogue show instead of a desert island show. -
Bones' Tamara Taylor Once Spilled Some Outrageous (And Untrue) Spoilers
Bones star Tamara Taylor had some fun dropping fake spoilers ahead of the long-running procedural's series finale. -
The Simpsons 'Deeply Offended' Johnny Carson With Their First Cameo Pitch
The Simpsons' writers originally wrote an episode for Johnny Carson that he hated, so they took a completely different approach to get him on board. -
Why Sister Sage Was An Especially Difficult Character For The Boys' Showrunners
The Boys' Sister Sage is the smartest person on the planet, which isn't exactly an easy character to write for. -
Bones Auctioned Off Classic Props From The Show After The Series Finale
Somewhere out there, some Bones fan has Gormogon's silver skeleton, possibly along with other props from the show. -
Martin Mull, Clue And Arrested Development Actor, Has Died At 80
Beloved legendary comedian, actor, musician, and painter Martin Mull has passed away. The singular talent was 80. -
The Bear Season 3 Ending Explained: The Reviews Are In
No spoilers yet, but The Bear season 3 has a somewhat surprising ending. Here's our take on the biggest questions left unanswered and what might happen next. -
The Bear Season 3 Pays Tribute To A Legendary Director (Via A Movie You Probably Haven't Seen)
The fourth episode of The Bear season 3 finds Richie telling a story about a legendary director's trip to a Japanese Zen garden, which works on several levels.
