Greg Daniels' Original Plan For Upload Sounds Like A Completely Different Show
'There are a lot of different versions in my head...'
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Getting The Wire Renewed Was Always An Uphill Battle
The Wire has become known as one of the great TV series of all time, but without broad viewership or few if any award nominations, it was hard to make. -
Mike Judge Has A Simple Formula For Writing A Good King Of The Hill Script
King of the Hill, the so-called "last bipartisan TV comedy," may be coming back for a revival, set 15 years after the end of the original series. -
The Midnight Club: Everything We Know So Far About Mike Flanagan's New Netflix Series
The filmmaker behind Midnight Mass and the The Haunting of Hill House is back with a new series. -
How Domhnall Gleeson And Steve Carell Stayed Sane On The Patient Set
'It would be bizarre if in a show about therapy you only showed one aspect of a person's character.' -
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Why The Iron Throne Itself Is The Biggest Threat In House Of The Dragon
That jumbled mass of melted swords can smell weakness. -
12 Shows Like The Witcher You Really Need To See
From "Highlander: The Series" to "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," these action-packed shows are sure to satisfy fans of "The Witcher." -
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The Sopranos' Creator Never Thought The Ending Would Be So Controversial
"I thought the ending would be somewhat jarring, sure. But not to the extent it was, and not a subject of such discussion." - David Chase -
House Of The Dragon Uses The Classic Game Of Thrones Theme ... But Is That A Good Idea?
The new series brings back some of the greatest TV music of all time, and we have mixed feelings about it. -
House Of The Dragon's Nasty Medical Practices Have A Basis In Reality
In which maesters get medieval on a wound. -
House Of The Dragon Finally Embraces The Weirdest Parts Of The Game Of Thrones Universe
Please let the Crabfeeder be the tip of the iceberg. -
House Of The Dragon: The Significance Of Old Valyria Explained
The blood of Old Valyria (and its Doom) hang heavy over House of the Dragon. -
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House Of The Dragon Embraces The Best Thing About Game Of Thrones
Dragon fire can certainly do its damage, but nothing kills a dynasty quite like tension and schemes. -
Why The Crown Cast An American In The Role Of Winston Churchill
Despite being American, the actor made a compelling case for Britain's most recognizable politician. -
House Of The Dragon Unleashes Rogue Royals And Horrifying Proposals In 'The Rogue Prince'
'Men would sooner put the realm to the torch than see a woman ascend the Iron Throne.' -
How Accurate Is Drug Trafficking In TV Shows Like Breaking Bad?
Unsurprisingly, "The Wire" is actually pretty accurate in its depiction of drug trafficking. -
In Another World, Robert De Niro Played The Role Of Tony Soprano
James Gandolfini and Robert De Niro have both played mobsters who explore the world of talk therapy. -
The Sopranos Had One Unbreakable Rule For Filming Tony's Therapy Scenes
'I said, "No, that's just not the way therapy is. You're not told when it's getting important. You're flailing your way through it."' -
The House Of The Dragons Cast Was Caught Off Guard When They Found Out It Was A Game Of Thrones Show
House of the Dragon looks at the pre-history of the Targaryen dynasty, and young actresses Milly Alcock and Emily Carey were totally caught off guard. -
King Shaka: Everything We Know So Far About The Antoine Fuqua Showtime Series
The story follows Shaka kaSenzangakhona, one of the most notable kings of the Zulu Empire in South Africa. -
Did You Know Scarlett Johansson Began Her Acting Career On Late Night With Conan O'Brien?
'It was a very embarrassing piece of acting to look back on now.' -
Selling The Sopranos To HBO Just Took A Little Bit Of Murder
'It was a mob show, but nobody got killed.' -
Moving To Hulu Was An Uncertain Step For The Cast Of The Orville
'Hulu ... affords you to really tell stories, more so than regular episodic television.' -
House Of The Dragon's Violence Deserves A More Nuanced Conversation Than We're Giving It
The show's depictions of violence are extreme, but for many viewers, they're also necessary.
