Playing Peaky Blinders' Bonnie Gold Was A Perfect Fit For Jack Rowan
Jack Rowan brought his irl boxing experience to bear on his memorable role in Peaky Blinders.
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House Of The Dragon's Score Highlights What Separates The Series From Game Of Thrones
House of the Dragon might use the same score as Game of Thrones, but composer Ramin Djawadi created unique themes for each Targaryen. -
Jerry Stiller Caused A Crisis During The Sopranos' Casting Process
The comedian was meant to play Herman "Hesh" Rabkin in the show's pilot. -
One Agents Of SHIELD Departure Hit Joel Stoffer Particularly Hard
Let's talk about Enoch and Fitz. -
Toughing Up To Play Peaky Blinders' Tommy Shelby Didn't Come Naturally To Cillian Murphy
Cillian Murphy says he is 'not a tough guy at all,' but starring in Peaky Blinders whipped him into shape. -
Mad Men Asked For Some Creative Input From Indie Music Mainstay Beck
In an alternate universe, the beloved musician wrote the Mad Men theme song. -
Himesh Patel Had Concerns About His Character After Reading Station Eleven
This is a classic case where changing the book made for a better show. -
Stephanie Beatriz Stood Up To A Disrespectful Guest Star On The Set Of Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Stephanie Beatriz can be just as tough and cool as her Brooklyn Nine-Nine character Rosa Diaz — as seen when she stood up to a disrespectful guest star. -
Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Amy Santiago Was Built Around Melissa Fumero's Anxiety
Or at least Fumero suspects that's the case, which would make a lot of sense. -
Every Main Character On Firefly Ranked Worst To Best
Beloved cult sci-fi series "Firefly" was an action-packed outer space Western, but what really made it special was its charismatic cast of characters. -
Matt Berry's Path To Acting Was Perfectly Matt Berry
Matt Berry's earliest performances helped hone his brilliant comedic mind. -
Melissa Fumero's Favorite Part Of Filming Brooklyn Nine-Nine Was Summed Up In One Simple Scene
Melissa Fumero, who played sergeant Amy Santiago on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, loved filming one specific season 1 scene. -
Robin Williams Left A Lasting Impression On The Wire Creator David Simon
The comedian gave one of his first purely dramatic performances in an incredible episode of television. -
Stranger Things Plot Holes That Still Confuse Fans
Overall, "Stranger Things" does a solid job of pulling its many narrative threads together, but sometimes, a detail or two gets overlooked. -
The Twin Peaks Crew Put A Lot Of Work Into Laura Palmer's Corpse
The girl wrapped in plastic has become as ubiquitous as the school photo that emblazons T-shirts and posters asking, 'Who killed Laura Palmer?' -
12 Things We'd Like To See In HBO's The Last Of Us
With a video game as beloved as The Last of Us, fans have a lot of hopes and dreams for the upcoming HBO adaptation. -
Why Does The Actor Who Plays Marlene In HBO's The Last Of Us Look Familiar?
Though she may have looked a little different as a digital character, you've certainly seen Merle Dandridge before. -
The 27 Best Game Of Thrones Episodes, Ranked
To celebrate the success of HBO Max's "The House of the Dragon," we take a look back at some of the best-written and directed episodes of "Game of Thrones." -
The Last Of Us Trailer Breakdown: Fireflies, Clickers, And Melanie Lynskey
Hank Williams serenades Joel and Ellie on their journey through a dangerous world in the first teaser trailer for HBO's The Last Of Us. -
The Janitor Signaled The Beginning Of The End For Scrubs' Series Run
Well, sort of. But that was always the plan. -
House Of The Dragon Enters The Eye Of The Storm In 'The Princess And The Queen'
A Targaryen alone in the world is a terrible thing. -
Why Fans Are Rallying To Save The Babylon 5 Pilot
Between Warner Bros. Discovery's cost-cutting and The CW's shift in ownership, Babylon 5 fans are concerned for the fate of the reboot. -
How Parks And Recreation Led To Andy Samberg's Leading Role In Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Title of your sex tape. -
The Firefly Cast Have Thought A Lot About Their Characters' Futures
You can't take the sky from me. -
Robin Williams' Wildest Mork & Mindy Performances Happened When The Cameras Weren't Rolling
Robin Williams was such a talented improv comedian that his pre-show bits on Mork & Mindy were often better than the scripted jokes. -
How Matthew Weiner's Time On The Sopranos Set The Stage For Mad Men
'We were looking for writers, as we always were, and he was submitted.' -
Peaky Blinders' Writers Were A Rare 'Gift' In The Eyes Of Cillian Murphy
'I tell that to friends of mine that work on TV shows and they can't believe it...'
