HBO's First Drama Broke A Lot Of Television Rules — This Might Be The Biggest
HBO helped pave the way for the prestige TV as we know it, which included breaking one of the biggest rules in television.
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The Real Reason Rhea Seehorn's Carol Sturka Is A Romance Author In Pluribus
Vince Gilligan puts a romantasy author at the center of his new TV show, Pluribus. Here's why the showrunner chose that profession for Rhea Seehorn's character.
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Why Brian Geraghty's Sean Roman Left Chicago P.D.
Here's why Brian Geragthy, who appeared on several of the One Chicago universe shows as Sean Roman, left the hit NBC series.
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Noah Wyle Has One Major Goal With The Pitt's Dr. Robby
Dr. Robby on The Pitt is one of the best new male protagonists on TV, and Noah Wyle is using the character to send a message to everyone watching at home.
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Ryan Reynolds' Career Began (And Nearly Ended) On This Nickelodeon Teen Soap Opera
A young Ryan Reynolds didn't exactly love his time acting on this 1990s Nickelodeon teen soap opera series, which put his character through quite the wringer.
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Why Jon Seda's Antonio Dawson Left Chicago P.D.
Jon Seda's Antonio Dawson bounced around the One Chicago universe before leaving Chicago P.D. at the end of season 6. Here's the stated reason for his exit.
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Elizabeth Olsen's 2023 True Crime Miniseries Should Be On Your Netflix Watchlist
If you mainly know Elizabeth Olsen for her Marvel Cinematic Universe work, then you should definitely watch her 2023 crime miniseries streaming on Netflix.
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Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone Was Explicitly Influenced By These 2 Beloved Western Authors
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan drew heavy inspiration from the work of two authors known for their gritty demystifications of life on the frontier.
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Pluribus Episode 6 Lets A Surprising Cameo Deliver A Shocking Moment
Episode 6 of Pluribus features a wild celebrity cameo that makes complete sense for the mission of the Others. Here's why the hive mind chose them.
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12 TV Shows Like Netflix's Death By Lightning
Netflix's Death By Lightning is one of the best things the streamer has released in years. Here are 12 other shows that have something in common with that show.
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Pluribus Episode 6 Features A Major Homage To A Horrifying '70s Sci-Fi Classic
Vince Gilligan's Pluribus has been paying homage to sci-fi classics all season long, but episode 6 is reminiscent of an all-time classic.
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Canada's Heated Rivalry Destroys The Worst Trend Of American Streaming TV
The hit Canadian series Heated Rivalry is a breath of fresh air in a streaming landscape actively suffocating its audiences.
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The Hilarious Prank Johnny Knoxville Pulled On The Last Frontier's Showrunner [Exclusive]
The Last Frontier showrunner Jon Bokenkamp had the privilege of being pranked by the Apple TV series' co-star Johnny Knoxville in a pretty ingenious way.
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The Last Frontier Originally Had A Very Different Finale [Exclusive]
Apple TV's The Last Frontier just wrapped up its first season, and the showrunner told us how that finale episode almost looked very different.
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Why Lauren German's Leslie Shay Left Chicago Fire
Lauren German's Chicago Fire character Leslie Shay was suddenly and surprisingly killed off during the show. Here's why.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Trailer Differs From Other Game Of Thrones Shows In One Big Way
This trailer for HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms shows off a distinctly different tone than what we've seen from other Game of Thrones/Westeros shows.
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TV's Goriest And Steamiest Historical Drama Is Returning With A Sequel Series Soon
Quite possibly the horniest historical TV drama of the 21st century (as well as one of the most violent) is coming back with a sequel series.
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The 12 Most Brutal Moments In Band Of Brothers
The World War II drama "Band of Brothers" pulls no punches in depicting the horrors of armed conflict. These shocking moments are almost too real.
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Why The Vanderpump Rules Season 12 Reboot Is Already A Failure
Vanderpump Rules is back for season 12, but the new cast of SUR-vers fails to capture the greatness of the show's glory days.
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An Awful Crime Thriller Convinced Taylor Sheridan To Cast Andy Garcia In Landman
Surprisingly, it was Andy Garcia's work in a critically lambasted crime-thriller that convinced Landman creator Taylor Sheridan to cast him in the oil drama.
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Where Was Longmire Filmed? Every Major Location Explained
Longmire is set in the fictional Absaroka County, Wyoming, but the TV show was actually filmed in various locations around New Mexico.
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HBO Max's New Big Hit Is A Must-Watch Hockey Romance Series With A Smutty Twist
HBO Max subscribers are practically foaming at the mouth for the next episode of this queer, smutty hockey romance book series turned TV show.
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The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Timeline, Explained
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power takes some liberties with the timeline J.R.R. Tolkien established in his writing. Here's how the show timeline works.
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A Western TV Series Starring A Game Of Thrones Veteran Is Hitting Netflix Very Soon
The Abandons, a new Western series starring Game of Thrones veteran Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson, is hitting Netflix this month.
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Where Did The Walking Dead Go Wrong?
The Walking Dead series finale will be watched by only a fraction of the show's peak viewership. But was this decline inevitable?
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One Of TV's Biggest Drama Stars Auditioned 'Many Times' For A Lead Role On Friends
Before they pivoted from trying to be a comedian to starring in a super-dark, long-running drama series, this actor auditioned for a lead role on Friends.
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Why Torrey DeVitto's Dr. Natalie Manning Left Chicago Med
When Torey DeVitto left Chicago Med, audiences thought they may never see Dr. Natalie Manning again. She's since popped up a few times, but here's why she left.
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