John Wayne Produced A Swiftly-Canceled Western Series Based On One Of His Movies
John Wayne enjoyed making one of his hit Westerns so much that he brought it to television, but the TV series was canceled after just one season.
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How The Lanterns Finale Sets Up John Stewart's DC Universe Return In Man Of Tomorrow
Here's how the Season 1 finale of HBO's Lanterns positions Aaron Pierre's John Stewart to return to the DC Universe in Man of Tomorrow.
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One Popular Mad Men Character Was Supposed To Return To The Show (But Never Did)
An important character was originally written out of Mad Men with the intention of bringing them back to finish their story later.
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Why Ponies Was Canceled At Peacock
Ponies had a short run on Peacock despite earning great reviews, and it's easy to pinpoint what led to its cancellation.
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Netflix Adds 4-Season Crime Drama Series From Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan
An overlooked crime drama from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan is now available to watch on Netflix ahead of its fifth and final season.
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Why George Russell From The Gilded Age Looks So Familiar
If you recognize the man who plays George Russell on The Gilded Age but can't quite put your finger on where you've seen him before, we've got you covered.
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Why Ransom Canyon Was Canceled At Netflix
Ransom Canyon had potential to be Netflix's Yellowstone, but the streaming giant canceled the series after two seasons. Here's why.
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Not Silo, Not Fallout: This Dystopian Sci-Fi Series Deserves More Attention
Dystopian sci-fi shows are all the rage these days, but this one from 2015 didn't get the attention it deserved and is worth another look.
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What Are Inertial Dampeners? The Oblique Star Trek Technology Explained
Star Trek is known for its technobabble, but we're cutting through the noise and actually explaining what the inertial dampeners do on a starship.
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David Carradine's Short-Lived '60s Western Series Is Worth Revisiting Decades Later
Shane is one of the best Western movies of all time. It was also adapted into a short-lived TV series starring David Carradine.
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Ted Lasso's Downfall Can Be Traced Back To One Moment
Ted Lasso hasn't been the same since its zeitgeist-grabbing first season. Here's the episode where the show passed the point of no return.
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Why Nicolas Cage's Spider-Noir Was Canceled At Prime Video
Prime Video's Spider-Noir TV series starring Nicolas Cage was canceled after just one season. Here's why this big swing was so short-lived.
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5 Best New Movies And Shows To Stream This Weekend On Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video, And More (Oct. 2-4)
Whether you're in the mood for a prestige drama series or a broad comedy flick, our streaming picks for the weekend will do the trick.
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Every Season Of Lost Ranked Worst To Best
ABC's "Lost" broke revolutionary ground with its mystery-box setup, changing television forever. Here we rank each season by its best and worst moments.
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Dark Matter Season 2 May Have Fixed The Show's Biggest Multiverse 'Plot Hole'
In the latest episode of Dark Matter, a bit of quantum entanglement theory fills in a plot hole that has been growing throughout Season 2.
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MobLand Season 2, Episode 3 Proves The Show Hasn't Lost A Step
If MobLand's recent off-screen drama had you worried about Season 2, then the season's third episode will more than put those concerns to rest.
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VisionQuest Trailer Introduces Marvel's Most Mysterious Mercenary To The MCU
There's a bounty on Vision's head in VisionQuest, and it's big enough to draw Marvel Comics' most mysterious mercenary into the MCU.
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VisionQuest Trailer: Marvel's New Show Is Somehow A WandaVision And Age Of Ultron Sequel
Vision reconnects with his magically-created and rather confused son, Tommy Maximoff, in the new trailer for Marvel Studios' VisionQuest.
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Ted Lasso Season 4's Anthony Head Tribute Explained
The ninth episode of Ted Lasso Season 4 includes a tribute to Anthony Head, who played Rupert Mannion. Here's why the tribute came so late in the season.
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Slow Horses Season 6 Unites Stars From The Harry Potter Movies And HBO Series
In Season 6 of Slow Horses, a Harry Potter movie veteran comes face to face with an actor who's set to appear on the Harry Potter HBO TV show.
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Slow Horses Season 6 Resurrects A 'Dead' Character – Here's How They Survived
A familiar face returns from the dead (sorta) in Slow Horses Season 6, Episode 3. Here's what they've been up to since last we saw them.
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The Twilight Zone Creator Rod Serling Worked On A Survival Series That Could Have Been Legendary
After The Twilight Zone ended Rod Serling worked on a quickly canceled TV series that had plenty of potential, even though he wasn't happy with it.
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The Most Controversial TV Show Cancellations Ever
From Gunsmoke becoming a hot topic in Congress to the intense fan protests against Netflix ending The OA, here are TV cancellations that made history.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Fox's Bones?
Bones was a huge TV hit for Fox, but the cast has kept busy with other projects since the show's end. Here's what they've been up to.
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Before Dallas, Jim Davis Starred In A Western Series Based On A Beloved Movie
Jim Davis (the actor, not the creator of lazy cartoon cat Garfield) appeared in a short-lived Western series based on a hit movie.
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5 Yellowstone Characters Who Should Have Never Died
Yellowstone wasn't shy about killing people off, but here are five characters from the hit Taylor Sheridan series who never should have died.
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