True Detective: Night Country Might Have Revealed The Origin Of Rust Cohle's Philosophy
True Detective: Night Country episode 4 hints at where Matthew McConaughey's Rust Cohle developed his interest in pessimistic philosophy.
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One Bones Director Couldn't Escape David Boreanaz's Behind-The-Scenes Pranks
While filming Bones, star David Boreanaz was fond of playing pranks on one specific director. -
Bones' Tamara Taylor Put Her Own Spin On Cam's Initially More Serious Persona
Thanks to her efforts, Bones star Tamara Taylor transformed her role as Cam from a guest-starring gig to a career-defining one. -
The '80s Action Rom-Com That Convinced David Boreanaz To Play Booth In Bones
David Boreanaz immediately recognized the parallels between Booth on Bones and Robert Zemeckis' hit rom-com adventure Romancing the Stones. -
The Original Mr. & Mrs. Smith Was A '90s CBS Show – And It's Been Lost To Time
DId you know there was a Mr. & Mrs. Smith TV series on CBS almost 30 years ago? We spoke with one of its co-creators and got the real story behind it. -
Is Apple TV's Masters Of The Air Historically Accurate?
You might be surprised at how close Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks' new Apple TV+ show Masters of the Air got to depicting events as they were in real life. -
Dead Bodies Weren't The Grossest Part Of Bones For Emily Deschanel
Bones star Emily Deschanel had one specific moment from one specific episode that actually grossed her out. Learn about it right here! -
Carl Weathers Gave The Shield One Of Its Most Memorable Guest Stars
In a sea of police procedurals, The Shield stood out as a subversive piece of anti-copaganda - and Carl Weathers stood out as one of its best guest stars. -
What Is The Company From Mr. & Mrs. Smith? And Is It The Same As The Movie?
The mysterious Hihi company from Donald Glover and Francesca Sloane's new Mr. and Mrs. Smith series is shrouded in mystery. Let's take a closer look. -
The Regime - Release Date, Cast, Showrunner And More Info
Here's what we know about the upcoming HBO limited series The Regime, starring Kate Winslet. -
Mr. & Mrs. Smith Ending Explained: Going Out On A High Note
Spoiler alert! Let's talk about the ending of Prime Video's Mr. and Mrs. Smith series and what it could mean for a potential season 2. -
Pilot For Suits Spin-Off Suits: L.A. Ordered By NBC
After a huge boost in popularity thanks to Netflix streams, NBC's legal drama Suits is getting a spin-off pilot set in Los Angeles. -
How To Watch True Detective Season 4
True Detective season 4 (aka. Night Country) has proven to be a complex and densely layered direct followup to season 1. Here's how you can watch it at home. -
True Detective: Night Country Creator Issa López Responds To Nic Pizzolatto's Criticisms
True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto isn't happy with what Night Country showrunner Issa López is doing with Night Country, but she has remained a class act. -
Gillian Flynn's Dark Places Becoming HBO Series, Hopes You Forgot About The 2015 Charlize Theron Movie
Gillian Flynn's Dark Places, previously adapted into a panned 2015 movie, is now becoming an HBO series. -
The Twilight Zone Unknowingly Cast An Actor Who Was Really Living The Episode's Story
The Twilight Zone episode 'The Trade-Ins' is the series at its most emotional ... and that was reflected in a very real offscreen tragedy. -
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live - Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
Here's everything you need to know about The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. -
We Need To Talk About True Detective: Night Country's 'Corpsicle'
True Detective: Night Country's 'Corpsicle' is a terrible, dark work of art that only gets more disturbing in episode 3. -
Night Country Episode 3 Just Restored A Classic True Detective Trope
The philosophical car ride conversations from True Detective season 1 return for True Detective: Night Country. -
True Detective: Night Country's Polar Bear Isn't The Season's Only Major Parallel With Lost
Ultimately, neither Lost nor True Detective need to be solved by fans. But the new show might just recapture the best of what television can be. -
True Detective: Night Country's Third Episode Features A Classic Silence Of The Lambs Reference
True Detective: Night Country episode 3 nods to the famous quid pro quo scene from The Silence of the Lambs (though in a far less nefarious context). -
The Spiral Isn't The Only Season 1 Symbolism In True Detective: Night Country
Antler imagery was as big a part of True Detective season 1 as the ominous, ubiquitous spiral, and it's been cropping up throughout Night Country. -
How A Missed Movie Opportunity Led To Bones' The Truth In The Myth Episode
Before writing the Bones episode 'The Truth in the Myth,' Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley wanted to make an animated movie about mythical creatures. -
Whatever Happened To Enola Actress Tina Majorino From Waterworld?
Tina Majorino held her own alongside Kevin Costner in Waterworld as the young girl Enola, but what happened to the actress after the infamous blockbuster? -
Bones Has A Hidden Seinfeld Connection Only Hardcore Fans May Have Noticed
Bones once reused a subway car set from a classic episode of Seinfeld. What's the deal? -
Bones' John Francis Daley Was A Nervous Wreck During This Interrogation Scene
Can you imagine having to act out an interrogation scene on TV opposite your dad? Because that's exactly what John Francis Daley did on Bones. -
The Bones Serial Killer That Terrified Emily Deschanel The Most
Out of all the terrifying serial killers on Bones, none of them unnerved Emily Deschanel more than Andrew Leeds' Christopher Pelant.
