5 Essential Game Of Thrones Episodes That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Here are the five episodes of Game of Thrones we consider to be essential viewing. From big battles to unexpected deaths and dark revenge, this show had it all.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of Netflix's Sirens Before
Sirens has been making waves on Netflix, and though you might know Julianne Moore and Kevin Bacon well, where else have you see the cast of Sirens before?
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Why Jack Lockett's Sam Carver Left Chicago Fire
Actor Jake Lockett are slated to leave Chicago Fire after season 13, and the reasons for their departure are pretty depressing.
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Only One Author Ever Had A #1 Movie, TV Show, And Book At The Same Time (Twice)
One author has the distinction of having the number one movie, TV show, and book all at the same time — and he did it twice.
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A Ferocious Game Of Thrones Scene Was One Of The Few To Be Shot In America
Game of Thrones was rarely filmed in North America, though there was one particularly brutal confrontation from season 3 that had to be shot in the U.S.
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Why Netflix Canceled Bloodline After Three Seasons
While Netflix's decision to cancel Bloodline came as a surprise when it happened, it seems much more justified when you take certain factors into consideration.
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Criminal Minds Went Global With A K-Drama Adaptation You Likely Never Knew Existed
Criminal Minds actually got a K-drama adaptation that bears plenty of similarities to its American counterpart while putting its own spin on the material.
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The Gripping Murder Mystery Series Everyone's Watching On Netflix
A recent murder mystery miniseries from Australia has become a pretty big streaming hit on Netflix. Is it worth checking out?
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Who Is Cody Spears? Taylor Sheridan's Special Ops: Lioness Role, Explained
Taylor Sheridan spends most of his days behind the camera thanks to his Yellowstone universe, but he still made time to appear on Special Ops: Lioness.
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The Pitt Showrunner Hopes The HBO Max Series Accomplishes One Thing
For as much as The Pitt shines a light on the challenges of being a modern ER doctor, showrunner R. Scott Gemmill's goals for the series are broader than that.
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Why Did Saruman Turn Evil In The Lord Of The Rings?
When exactly did Saruman turn to the dark side in The Lord of the Rings mythology, and why? Here's what our Tolkien expert uncovered.
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Why Ellen Barkin's Janine 'Smurf' Cody Left Animal Kingdom
Ellen Barkin didn't exactly have a great time playing the crime family matriarch Janine 'Smurf' Cody on the series Animal Kingdom.
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...And Just Like That Is The Worst Show On Television, And I Can't Stop Watching
The Sex and the City reboot ... And Just Like That is one of the worst things one /Film writer has ever watched ... and yet, they can't stop watching it.
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Severance Season 2's Project Cold Harbor, Explained
Severance season 2 slowly teased Cold Harbor as one of the most important things in human history. Here's what the project does.
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Squid Game's Creator Has A Perfect Idea For A Spin-Off Series
Squid Game season 3 will be the end of the story, but the creator of the Netflix smash hit has a few ideas for a possible spin-off.
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Jim Parsons Thinks Iain Armitage's Young Sheldon Audition Was Hard For A Good Reason
Iain Armitage had some pretty big shoes to fill on Young Sheldon so the audition process was especially difficult for the young performer.
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Why CBS Canceled Person Of Interest
Even popular TV shows can't escape the ire of network decision making. Here's why CBS canceled Person of Interest after 5 seasons.
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Why Bones Has No Ghosts Despite Featuring Supernatural Elements
Bones stood out among crime procedurals by featuring a clairvoyant character, but they never fully committed to ghost characters.
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The Pitt Featured So Many Unknown Actors For A Good Reason
You might think The Pitt features so many unknown actors to enhance the medical drama's sense of realism, but there's more to it than that.
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Kevin Costner Wanted A Completely Different Ending For Yellowstone
Kevin Costner, who famously led the cast of Yellowstone before behind the scenes issues caused him to exit the show early, had a different ending in mind.
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Ken Curtis Had To Follow One Condition To Play Festus On Gunsmoke
When Ken Curtis was bumped up to the sidekick role of Festus on the hit series Gunsmoke there was one physical trait he had to maintain.
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Why Fox Canceled The Cleaning Lady After Four Seasons
The Cleaning Lady was a Fox mainstay for four seasons, but fans were shocked to learn the show will not move forward with season 5.
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The 15 Best TV Shows Of The 1970s
The 1970s was an important era for television, as shows started to break the mold of the earliest TV programming. Here are the best TV shows of the 1970s.
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Michelle Monaghan Had One Worry Before Joining The White Lotus Cast
Appearing on The White Lotus can be a huge bump to an actor's career, but Michelle Monaghan had a big, specific worry before joining season 3.
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The Bones Writers' Room Followed A Unique Process At First
Bones is loosely based on the life and novels of Kathy Reichs, but having literary source material didn't make writing the show any easier.
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Suits Fans Looking For More Should Watch Its K-Drama Remake
The K-drama remake of Suits is not only a refreshing twist on the franchise, but it also improves on the original American series in certain areas.
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The Hit Apple TV+ Series That Stephen King Called 'Deliriously Nasty'
Stephen King had high praise for this Apple TV+ show, which has received good reviews and has a second season in the works.
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