Starting With Agatha All Along, Marvel Is Changing Its Disney+ Shows In One Major Way
WandaVision spinoff Agatha All Along signals the start of a different approach for Marvel when it comes to its Disney+ shows moving forward.
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One Of The Best Sitcoms Ever Is Coming To Blu-Ray For The First Time – With Long-Lost Footage
One of the best and most influential sitcoms ever is coming to Blu-ray for the first time with never-before-seen material and bonus features galore. -
Frasier Season 2 Brings In A Fan-Favorite Mandalorian And Book Of Boba Fett Actor
Season 2 of the Frasier reboot brought in this Star Wars series star who is also a living comedy legend. -
The Simpsons Brings Back One Of Its Oldest & Most Problematic Gags In Season 36
If you're a fan of this classic Simpsons bit, have no fear – the writers have no plans to stop writing it into the show. -
The Boys Season 4 Sister Sage Lobotomy Twist Explained By The Series Showrunner And Star
There are plenty of storylines where The Boys' willingness to go NSFW pays off, especially Sister Sage's (Susan Heyward) lobotomy in season 4. -
Agatha All Along Isn't Aubrey Plaza's First Unhinged Marvel Performance
Agatha All Along isn't the first time Aubrey Plaza has played a chaotic, creepy, and otherwise cool character in a Marvel TV series. -
Agatha All Along Episode 4 Takes Cues From An Amazon Prime Hit And One Of Rock's Biggest Legends
Agatha All Along episode 4 continues the Marvel show's trend of homaging other series - in this case, a hit Amazon Prime Video original. -
The Big Bang Theory Star Simon Helberg Stole One Piece Of Howard's Costume
When filming on the long-running sitcom The Big Bang Theory ended, cast member Simon Helberg kept one item from his character's costume. -
Why The Beverly Hills Cop TV Show Never Happened, According To Director Barry Sonnenfeld
There was once a Beverly Hills Cop TV show in the works, and a pilot was even shot with Brandon T. Jackson and Eddie Murphy. So what happened? -
Here's The Real Reason The Legendary John Amos Was Fired From Good Times
Jon Amos, who passed away today at the age of 84, was fired from the sitcom Good Times after three seasons. Here's what happened. -
The Big Bang Theory Character Marisa Tomei Almost Played
Believe it or not, Oscar-winner Marisa Tomei almost had a major role on the long-running sitcom The Big Bang Theory. Here's who she would've played. -
The Simpsons' Fake Series Finale Was Inspired By A Common Fan Question
The Simpsons season 36 premiere played with the concept of a looming series finale that fans have been asking about for a long time. -
Saturday Night Live Season 50's Tom McCarthy Tribute, Explained
The Saturday Night Live season 50 premiere included a tribute to NBCUniversal's Chief Security Officer, Tom McCarty, who passed away this summer. -
Every Star Trek Actor In The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory was always sold as 'a sitcom about nerds,' so it's only natural that several Star Trek actors appeared in an episode or more. -
A New Netflix Rom-Com Series Just Dethroned Monsters From The #1 Spot
The sensationalist true crime series Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story has been overtaken by a new rom-com series on Netflix's top charts. -
The Real Reason The Big Bang Theory's Elevator Is Broken
If you're a fan of The Big Bang Theory, you know that the apartment building elevator on the show is always broken. Here's why. -
The Boys Season 4's Most Shocking Death Scene Has A Cameo Only Hardcore Fans Noticed
The Boys season 4 is full of brutal moments, but one of its most shocking deaths featured a cameo by a vital member of the show's crew. -
Saturday Night Live Season 50 Premiere Limps Through Stale Bits And Wastes The Brilliant Jean Smart
Saturday Night Live season 50 started with a bit of a disappointment that wasn't worthy of Hacks star Jean Smart. But there are some bright spots. -
The Gilligan's Island Guest Star That Made Russell Johnson Lose His Cool
Don Rickles' guest spot on Gilligan's Island was a less than stellar experience for star Russell Johnson. -
What Happens To Homelander At The End Of The Boys Comic Book Series
While Homelander is as vile in the original Boys comic books as he is in the show, his arc in the comics is markedly different from the TV adaptation. -
What Happened To Alan Hale Jr. After Gilligan's Island?
Here's what happened to actor Alan Hale Jr., aka the Skipper, after the hit sitcom Gilligan's Island came to an end in 1967. -
The 5 Worst Episodes Of Friends, Ranked
These five duds are the Friends episodes that even staunch defenders of the comedy series' legacy would have a difficult time endorsing. -
Jerry Seinfeld Turned Down An Absurd Amount Of Money For Seinfeld Season 10
NBC was willing to pay top dollar for Jerry Seinfeld to make Seinfeld season 10, but the star/co-creator had his reasons for turning the offer down. -
How Antony Starr Really Feels About The Boys Ending With Season 5
After four seasons of playing the homicidal supe Homelander, here's how Antony Starr feels about The Boys coming to an end with season 5. -
Is A Golden Girls Reboot Happening? The Revival Rumors, Explained
The Golden Girls is one of the greatest sitcoms of all time, and fans have been abuzz with rumors of a reboot. How accurate are they? Let's dig in. -
The Boys Creator Eric Kripke Is Ending The Series With Season 5 For A 'Stupid' Reason
The Boys creator Eric Kripke feels season 5 is the right time to end the comic book show for what he's admitted is a 'wonky' reason. -
The Frasier Revival Just Had Its Best Episode — But It's Bittersweet
The Frasier revival just hit a high note with its latest episode, but it's a turn that's both heartening and disheartening at the same time.
