Paul McCartney's Hidden Message In The Simpsons, Explained
When Paul McCartney voiced himself on The Simpsons, the writers snuck in hidden message poking fun at a Beatles conspiracy theory.
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Why Adam Sandler Was Fired From SNL
Adam Sandler was not expecting to be fired from Saturday Night Live, but that's exactly what happened in 1995. Here's why the Sandman got sacked.
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The M*A*S*H Spin-Off That Completely Ruined Radar
An extremely short-lived and misguided M*A*S*H spinoff revealed what happened to Radar in the aftermath of his return from the Korean War.
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The Secret To The Righteous Gemstones Costuming Is In The Show's Title
Danny McBride gave The Righteous Gemstones' costume designer an idea that inspired a subtle decision about what types of colors the Gemstone children wear.
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One Of The Beatles Was A Happy Days Fan, And He Made Sure To Let The Cast Know
Henry Winkler and the cast of Happy Days were surprised to discover that one of The Beatles was a big fan of the classic sitcom.
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Why The White Lotus Composer Won't Return For Season 4
The White Lotus composer Cristóbal Tapia de Veer is checking out after three seasons. Here's what led to his departure ahead of season 4.
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The White Lotus Season 3 Character Woody Harrelson Almost Played
Woody Harrelson signed on to star in The White Lotus season 3, but ultimately ended up backing out due to a scheduling conflict. Here's who he would've played.
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Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal Season 2 Trailer Brings The Absurdity To The Airline Industry
The Rehearsal season 2 trailer sees Nathan Fielder upping the stakes yet again, this time by trying to stop passenger airplanes from falling out of the sky.
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Quentin Tarantino Was The Rare Director To Host SNL – But How Was His Episode?
At the height of his '90s fame, Quentin Tarantino hosted Saturday Night Live. So how did it go?
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Tina Louise's Gilligan's Island Salary Was Shockingly Low, With No Residuals
Most actors on popular shows from yesteryear are set for life thanks to residuals, but that wasn't the case for Tina Louise's low salary on Gilligan's Island.
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The Studio Lets Ron Howard Eviscerate His 'Nice Guy' Happy Days Persona In A Brutal Episode
Ron Howard has a reputation for being one of the nicest guys in Hollywood, so Apple TV+'s The Studio let the Oscar-winner make a heel turn.
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Why NBC Cancelled Its Batman-Adjacent Comedy Series Powerless
Powerless was a Batman-adjacent sitcom about ordinary people in a universe full of superheroes. Here's why NBC cancelled it partway into its first season.
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The Original Seinfeld Pitch Confirms It's Not A 'Show About Nothing'
Seinfeld might be known as 'a show about nothing,' but Jerry Seinfeld's original pitch for the sitcom had a pretty specific thematic foundation.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Entourage?
Here's what the cast of "Entourage" has been up to in the years since Vincent Chase and his crew wrapped up their small-screen misadventures.
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Adult Swim's Medical Show Is A Hilarious Palate Cleanser For The Pitt Fans
The Pitt fans may want to soothe their frazzled nerves by checking out this uproariously funny Adult Swim sendup of medical dramas.
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Why The Malcolm In The Middle Revival Replaced Dewey's Actor
Caleb Ellsworth-Clark is replacing Erik Per Sullivan as Dewey in the Malcolm in the Middle revival. Here's why this particular recasting makes sense.
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Who Voices The Most Characters On The Simpsons?
Several of The Simpsons' regular cast members have voiced hundreds of characters on the show, but there's one clear winner.
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The Righteous Gemstones' Love Of Full-Frontal Is More Important Than You Realize
Walton Goggins' Uncle Baby Billy proudly displayed the family jewels in The Righteous Gemstones' latest showcase of equal-opportunity nudity.
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Adult Swim Reveals Rick & Morty Season 8 First Look After An Absurd Stage Anthology Adaptation
If you weren't wise enough to stay up watching Adult Swim into the early morning of April Fool's Day, you missed an incredible Rick & Morty stage anthology.
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TV Scenes That Were More Real Than You Thought
Occasionally, TV shows have moments that aren't scripted, whether they're improvised jokes or sudden dramatic inspirations, which prompt real reactions on set.
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Louise Lasser's SNL 'Breakdown' Was All Part Of The Plan
Louise Lasser made a huge impression when she delivered a powerful, genre-blurring monologue on SNL, but not exactly the kind she'd hoped for.
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How The '60s Batman TV Series Led To A Supervillain Changing His Name In The Comics
Mr. Freeze, one of Batman's most famous villains, has the 1960s TV show to thank for a name change that was a big improvement from his original comics name.
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After 27 Years, Family Guy's Unaired Pilot Episode Is No Longer Lost
Family Guy fans, rejoice! The unaired, $50,000 pilot thought to be lost has been discovered and made available to watch after nearly three decades.
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Morgan Wallen's Abrupt SNL Walk-Off, Explained
Saturday Night Live musical guest Morgan Wallen caused a stir by abruptly walking off while the show's credits were still rolling.
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Why Dwight Didn't Replace Michael As Regional Manager On The Office
When Michael left The Office some thought that Dwight should take his place as manager. But here's why that didn't happen.
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Here's Why The Stakes For The White Lotus Season 3 Finale Feel Higher Than Ever
Fans of The White Lotus know to expect a character death in the season finale, but the stakes in season 3 feel higher than ever before.
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The White Lotus Season 3 Episode 7 Confirms What We Suspected About The Robbery
The robbery-related Chekhov's Gun finally goes off in The White Lotus season 3, episode 7. Will this storyline take a violent turn in the season finale?
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