The Hardest Part Of Writing The Crown Is Deciding What To Leave Out
How do you condense decades of history into several 10-episode seasons?
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Nothing About The Crown's Scripts Is Ever Set In Stone
The series searches for a thematic truth rather than a literal one. -
The Trickiest Costume Design In The Crown Wasn't For A Royal
The costume had to represent an entire generation in a very specific era. -
House Of The Dragon's Writers Have An Idea Of Where (And When) The Series Will End
'I think we have a fairly good plan laid out.' -
16 Shows To Watch If You Love Yellowstone
If you're a fan of "Yellowstone," these shows are sure to satisfy your hankering for wide-open spaces and family intrigue. -
Joe Cole Doesn't Want Peaky Blinders To Overshadow The Rest Of His Career
Cole explains how an actor's relationship to their most famous role is different than a musician's relationship to their hit song. -
Angel Ending Explained: Let's Go To Work
If nothing we do matters ... then all that matters is what we do. -
What The Sandman Looked Like Before The Visual Effects [Exclusive]
Netflix's "The Sanman" had the unenviable task of bringing one of the most beloved and fantastical stories to life. Here, we explore how they designed its look. -
Norm Macdonald Brought Something Special To The Set Of The Orville
Macdonald was the voice for the CGI gelatinous blob and senior ship engineer Yaphit. -
House Of The Dragon Goes Full Bachelorette In King Of The Narrow Sea
No dynasty can avoid the constant threat of being destroyed by scandals. -
Ouran High School Host Club's Creator Has A Few Rules For Writing Haruhi
'She was always not really meeting societal standards of being more masculine. So, for example, she's never rough.' -
Real-Life Politics Could Have Shut Down The Wire After Season 1
As you'd expect, reality and fiction frequently intermingled while making the classic HBO series. -
Ouran High School Host Club Was Born From A Simple One-Sentence Pitch
Kiss kiss, fall in love! -
A Different Death Note Character Could Have Come Out On Top In The End
Just according to keikaku. -
Death Note's Creator Had One Rule That The Series Could Never Break
'There is no Heaven or Hell. No matter what you do while you're alive, everybody goes to the same place once you die. Death is equal.' -
Michael K. Williams Wished The Wire Embraced Omar's Sexuality More
'You know gay people f***, right?' -
Working On Peaky Blinders Was A 'Dream' For Adrien Brody
The Oscar-winning actor was inspired casting for a vengeful American gangster. -
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The Ending Of Better Call Saul Invokes A Literary Classic
Better Call Saul is like a modern-day retelling of one of the greatest moral parables in 19th-century literature, Fyodor Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. -
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Directing True Detective Was A Behind-The-Scenes 'Struggle' For Cary Fukunaga
True Detective may have stumbled in its later seasons, but even in season 1 the partnership between Cary Fukunaga and Nic Pizzolatto was strained. -
10 Shows That House Of The Dragon Fans Should Check Out Next
If you're loving the Game of Thrones spin-off House of the Dragon, here are more series to add to your watchlist. -
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The 14 Best Buffy The Vampire Slayer Episodes, Ranked
Half horror adventure, half teen drama, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" was a groundbreaking '90s show that retains a loyal fanbase to this day. -
Mike Judge Had An Odd Way Of Auditioning Actors For King Of The Hill
You can't argue with a method that produced a cast this good. -
H. Jon Benjamin Hopes Archer Goes On Long After He Is Gone
The voice actor behind Sterling Archer doesn't want little things like mortality standing in the show's way. -
The Karate Kid's Mr. Miyagi Has An Incredible Connection To Real-Life Heroes
Time for a history lesson.
