Barry Season 4 Episodes 1 And 2 Review: You Telling Me Jokes?
Look, I know they say you did a bad thing, but I'm sure you're not a bad guy.
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Kendall Is Still His Own Worst Enemy In Succession Season 4
Kendall Roy blamed his father for 'thwarting' his path to greatness, but he seems doomed to continue self-sabotaging in Succession season 4. -
Succession Season 4's Best Scene Gives Shiv And Tom A Fighting Chance
Despite everything, it's still possible to root for Shiv and Tom. -
Succession Season 4 Turns A Key Relationship On Its Head In The Most Bonkers Way Possible
What's next for Greg the Egg? -
Is Shiv Roy About To Get Screwed Over Again?
For a moment, things were looking up for Shiv. But now... -
Succession Season 4 Power Ranking: The Honeymoon States Establish A New Status Quo
'We're calling her a taxi to the subway so that she can go back to her little apartment.' -
Succession Season 4 Didn't Literally Kill Anyone This Week, But It Might As Well Have
No one is ever truly safe when dealing with the Roy family. -
James Badge Dale Was Fine Dying In 1923 Just To Work With Harrison Ford And Helen Mirren
The things actors are willing to do for their craft. -
Bill Hader Used To Hide His Panic Attacks From Saturday Night Live Costars
Hader eventually channeled his anxiety into the lead character of his incredible HBO series. -
Brian Cox Views Succession's Logan Roy As A Misunderstood Shakespearean Tragedy
'You're a good guy. You're my pal. You're my best pal.' -
True Detective's Matthew McConaughey Wrote A 450-Page Character Analysis
The actor thought of his character as having 'four stages.' -
Melanie Lynskey Made Her The Last Of Us Character Delicate On Purpose
'I wanted her to seem like somebody who had been underestimated...' -
Elsa's Death On 1883 Had Tim McGraw Breaking Down Into A 'Blubbering Mess'
'She's laying on my lap and we're getting ready to shoot and she just looks up at me and says, 'What's the thing you love most about your daughters?'' -
1923's James Badge Dale And Marley Shelton Kept John And Emma's Backstories A Mystery
Especially on a show like Yellowstone, less is often more. -
What If That Spiral In The True Detective: Night Country Trailer Isn't Just An Easter Egg?
There are more connections between True Detective season 4 and 1 than meets the eye... -
What Netflix's The Night Agent Changed About Matthew Quirk's Book
For showrunner Shawn Ryan, there wasn't enough plot in the book. 'So I felt like we had to complicate that a little bit.' -
Alexandra Daddario Didn't Expect True Detective To Be Anything More Than A Resume Filler
She wasn't even invited to the premiere. -
Why William Hopper's Turn As Paul Drake On Perry Mason Remains One Of His Best Performances
Hopper found his niche playing a key supporting role on the original 'Perry Mason.' -
Succession's Big Twist Could Reveal What The Characters Really Desire
What will the Roy family pursue in this new era of Succession? -
Ali Wong Loved Her Role In Beef, But She 'Wouldn't Call It Fun'
'It was an incredible experience.' -
Troy Baker Wasn't Ready For All The Blood When Shooting The Last Of Us TV Show
'I spent the entire morning in prosthetics.' -
Will Tragedy Bring The Roy Siblings Closer Together On Succession?
Now that ownership of Waystar Royco won't win any of them Logan's affection, how will the Roy children's bonds change? -
Why Chris Evans Has Been Avoiding Saturday Night Live 'Like The Plague'
'I just know how I would feel ... it would just be an everyday anxiety, constant regret.' -
Beef Could Have Been 'Even Crazier' If Netflix Hadn't Intervened
'Netflix and A24, rightfully, were like 'You OK?'' -
Jodi Balfour's Jack Is Helping Us Get Over That Ted Lasso Breakup
Thanks to Jack, one character is finally getting some joy back in their life. -
Ted Lasso Season 3 Is Clearly Hiding Its Endgame In Plain Sight
There's an answer to the question of how both Ted and his foil Nate will grow right there in front of us. -
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Season 5 Review: The Final Season Gives The Show The Grand Send-Off It Deserves
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel shows us the audacity of dreaming big, and lets us all imagine, for a time, that we can too.
