Paddy Considine's House Of The Dragon Performance Is The Ultimate Balancing Act
It's hard to play a bad king. But Paddy Considine does it so darn well.
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House Of The Dragon's Greatest Strength Is That It Doesn't Waste Your Time
Months between episodes? Years between episodes? Yes, please. -
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Unpacking The Symbolism Of House Of The Dragon's Big Hunting Sequence
Westeros has never been subtle with its animal imagery. -
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Is House Of The Dragon Missing One Key Game Of Thrones Ingredient?
The lack of a 'comedy character' in the series is a feature, not a bug. -
In Praise Of The Crabfeeder, The House Of The Dragon Villain Who Deserved More Screentime
Long live the Crabfeeder, one of the wildest villains in Westeros. -
House Of The Dragon: The War For The Stepstones Explained
Break out your map of Westeros – it's time to talk about fictional history. -
The Complete Timeline Of Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, And El Camino
If you're looking for a chronological timeline of the Breaking Bad, El Camino, and Better Call Saul universe, look no further. -
The 12 Best Fargo Episodes, Ranked
"Fargo" is a rare TV series that transcends its cinematic source material. From the darkly humorous to explosively violent, these are the best episodes, ranked. -
The 12 Best Mr. Robot Episodes, Ranked
A blend of conspiracy thriller and mind-bending experimental drama, "Mr. Robot" was unlike anything ever before seen on TV. -
Casting Neil Patrick Harris As Doogie Howser Was A Complicated Process
'Hey, Doogie, I like your new show!' -
House Of The Dragon Allows The Targaryens To Get Bloody In 'Second Of His Name'
When we're welcomed back to Westeros with Second of His Name, three years have elapsed. -
Mad Men Was Almost Finished Before Jon Hamm Got Over His Jitters
Don Draper actor Jon Hamm had 'first day of school jitters' up until the fifth season of Mad Men. -
TV, Interrupted: Rutherford Falls Deserves A New Place To Call Home
Peacock might be struggling to compete in a crowded streaming market, but its unique sitcom Rutherford Falls can still be saved. -
The Great North Wanted To Feature A Different Kind Of Coming Out Scene
The 20th Television animated sitcom The Great North is groundbreaking in its LGBTQ+ representation. -
Yellowstone Season 5: Release Date, Cast, And More
It's time to keep up with the Duttons again. -
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Scrubs Didn't Expect To Be As Weird As It Eventually Became
The show's most endearing quality is in the extent to which it goes for broke, comedically. -
The 5 Most Interesting Bits Of Dragon Lore In House Of The Dragon
House of the Dragon reveals some intriguing lore about dragons and their strange alliance with House Targaryen. -
Casting Buffy's Gentlemen All Came Down To That Creepy Smile
The Gentlemen are some of the scariest villains in Buffy history, and their iconically creepy looks aren't all makeup, it took skilled actors to pull it off. -
Emma D'Arcy Threw Together A Slapdash Audition For House Of The Dragon
Emma D'Arcy had to think fast for their lockdown-era self-tape audition for House of the Dragon -- hot glue, hair extensions, and all. -
Matt Smith Didn't Come Away From His House Of The Dragon Stunts Unscathed
It's not easy being a Targaryen. Matt Smith suffered a major injury to a disc in his neck while filming House of the Dragon. -
Casting Taika Waititi In Our Flag Means Death Raised The Stakes For The Rest Of The Cast
'When it's Taika on the tin, you know the show's going to be of a certain level.' -
If Idris Elba Had His Way, He Wouldn't Have Left The Wire
The actor was not pleased to depart the series, but this decision ended up being good for Idris Elba's career . -
Studio Execs Had A Ridiculous Request For Billy Eichner's Billy On The Street
'There was a reason he worked at a very obscure cable network.' -
How House Of The Dragon And The Rings Of Power Rebuild The Worlds Of Westeros And Middle-Earth
Game of Thrones and The Lord of the Rings are simultaneously embarking on big-budget, small-screen prequels.
