The Real-Life Man Behind Michael Imperioli's Christopher On The Sopranos
Life imitates art, and good art draws inspiration from real life.
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The Best Throwaway Joke In The Strange New Worlds/Lower Decks Crossover Makes A Big Fan Theory Canon
Thank you, Star Trek, for clearing this up. -
One Strange New Worlds/Lower Decks Joke Directly References A Common Fan Complaint
'Did you notice how slow everybody talks?' -
What Strange New Worlds Viewers Need To Know About Lower Decks To Enjoy The Crossover
Haven't seen Star Trek: Lower Decks? Here's what you need to know before watching the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds crossover. -
Ciri Will Be The Witcher's 'Main Character' Following Season 3
'I think this was very exciting to do...' -
The Launch Of Paramount+ Saddled 1883 With An 'Impossible' Shooting Schedule
But Taylor Sheridan and his collaborators made it work. -
Strange New Worlds' Celia Rose Gooding Talks About That Legendary Moment For Uhura, Spock, And Kirk
"I mean, it’s incredible, it’s Trek history, it’s essential Trek history." -
Why Is Judge Guy's Leather Notebook In Justified: City Primeval So Important?
To quote the 1992 film 'Sneakers': 'Too many secrets.' -
David Tennant Says Good Omens 2 Has 'Two Supernaturals And A Baby' Vibe [Exclusive]
When the angel Gabriel shows up without any clothes or memories, Aziraphale and Crowley become reluctant parents to a large adult baby. -
What To Remember About Justified And Raylan Givens Before Watching Justified: City Primeval
Let's break it all down. -
Boardwalk Empire Stopped Steve Buscemi From Giving Up On Acting For Good
'I felt like I was at an odd age where I was too old to play some characters, not old enough to play other characters.' -
Why Taylor Sheridan Refuses To Hire A Writers' Room For Yellowstone
'The freedom of the artist to create must be unfettered.' -
Pedro Pascal's Three Emmy Nominations Pit Him Against The Succession Boys, The Bear Cast, And A Former POTUS
Whatever happens, Pascal remains one of the most talented and charismatic actors working in TV today. -
Finn Wolfhard Guessed The Duffer Brothers' Secret Stranger Things Spin-Off Plan
'That is the idea. Who told you?' -
What Sets The Witcher Apart From House Of The Dragon For Dijkstra Actor Graham McTavish
'Everybody has humorous interchanges, and I think that personally distinguishes the shows.' -
Jamie's Accent In Ted Lasso Came From Trying To Make Brett Goldstein Laugh
'As I found the character more, I found those bits a bit more, too, the idiosyncrasies.' -
Ted Lasso's Season 3 Tooting Gag Was Just A Sliver Of A Deleted Season 1 Scene
The writers behind Ted Lasso always excelled in sending up its hero's ignorance of local knowledge. -
The Last Of Us' 10-Year-Old Star Gets Historic Emmy Nomination
Keivonn Woodard is the youngest actor to be nominated in the category and the first Black Deaf actor to be nominated as well. -
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Krysten Ritter Underestimated How Intense Jane's Breaking Bad Death Would Be
'It was intense, and I will never forget it.' -
John Krasinski Met With Real CIA Agents To Prepare For Jack Ryan
The actor came away with a completely different sense of what constitutes an intelligence officer. -
How The Duffer Brothers Pestered Matthew Modine Into Accepting Stranger Things
How Matthew Modine became one of the key villains in the Stranger-verse. -
Hugo's 'Woof, Woof' Line In Succession Came With Some Comical Alternatives While Filming
Hugo gave a new meaning to the question, 'Are you gonna bark all day little doggie or are you gonna bite?' -
How Anya Chalotra 'Elevated' Yennefer's Magic In The Witcher Season 3
Yennefer of Vengerberg finally has her magic back in The Witcher season 3, but it's not quite the same as it was before. -
Why Ted Lasso Ended With Season 3
'This is the end of this story that we wanted to tell...' -
Why Midnight Mass Creator Mike Flanagan Is Glad His Show Got Pirated
'I have completely changed my stance on that issue.' -
Paramount Execs Tried To Force Taylor Sheridan To Retcon The Ending Of 1883
'I said, there is no season two.'
