The 10 Best ADAs In The Law & Order Universe Ranked
The assistant district attorneys of the sprawling "Law & Order" TV universe have one thing in common — an insatiable hunger for justice.
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Tom Hardy Took An Unusual Approach To His Peaky Blinders Character
The unpredictable actor decided his unpredictable character was a big ol' bear. -
Going Villainous Was Easy For Locke & Key's Griffin Gluck
The bad guys get to have all the fun. -
Why Peaky Blinders' Paul Anderson Was Drawn To His Role As Arthur Shelby
Arthur is an actor's dream. Especially if that dream involves playing a violent, unhinged crime family henchman. -
Natalie Dormer Thought Her Game Of Thrones Death Was A 'Golden Ticket'
Natalie Dormer played Margaery Tyrell in Game of Thrones, right up until the character's fiery demise in season 6. -
Better Call Saul's Most Highly Anticipated Episode Reminds Us Why It's The Smartest Show On TV
Better Call Saul used its most fan-servicey episode yet to further chart Jimmy/Saul/Gene's slow-motion free-fall. -
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Dickie Moltisanti's Death Might Be The Sopranos' Darkest Storyline
Like a set of morbid dominos, Dickie's death sets everything in motion. -
The 14 Best BoJack Horseman Episodes, Ranked
BoJack Horseman will be remembered as a kooky, profound, and bold undertaking. Here are the best episodes of the animated series. -
TV, Interrupted: Police Squad! Was The Definitive Parody Of Police Procedurals, And Could Be Again
Neslie Nielsen's deadpan delivery as Frank Drebin made Police Squad! a perfect straight-faced satire of cop shows. -
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The Girls On The Bus: Everything We Know So Far
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Peter Dinklage Didn't Get A Great First Impression Of The Game Of Thrones Fanbase
Fans of the book series had definite ideas about what each character looked like, and they had very strong opinions when casting notices came out. -
Peter Dinklage Still Has Some Frustrations With The Game Of Thrones Fandom
Peter Dinklage saw the dark side of the Game of Thrones fandom, especially after that final season. -
Samurai Jack's Initial Run Was Saddled With A Major Story Limitation
The series' incredible premise was weighed down by this limitation — one that, in time, benefited Samurai Jack in the future. -
Ridley Scott Went Low-Tech To Sell The Reality Of Raised By Wolves
To sell the premise, Scott had to make sure the series' world was completely fresh and alien to viewers while making sure it retained a human touch. -
Everything You Need To Know About Corinthian From The Sandman
Boyd Holbrook plays the Corinthian in Netflix's upcoming adaptation, The Sandman; here's who he is and what makes him so dang creepy. -
Peter Dinklage Thinks If You Were Mad About The Game Of Thrones Finale, You Weren't Paying Attention
'We told you not to name your dog Khaleesi.' -
Robin Williams Found A Clever Way To Sneak Material Past Mork & Mindy's Censors
Leave it to the late, great Robin Williams to slip dirty jokes into a family-friendly show. -
Scrubs Burnout Sent Zach Braff Running Away From TV Work
No, I don't want your number No, I don't wanna give you mine And no, I don't wanna meet you nowhere No, I don't want none of your time -
How The Locke & Key Showrunners Approach Writing Character Deaths
Is a major death inevitable in season 3? -
Genndy Tartakovsky's Original Plan For Primal Sounds Like A Very Different Show
'I started doodling this little kid and a dinosaur, and he was riding a dinosaur.' -
The Pitfall Peter Dinklage Hopes House Of Dragons Can Avoid
He drinks and he knows things. -
Raised By Wolves Relied On An Old-School Trick To Never Film At Night
Even an expensive streaming show can utilize classic film techniques. -
Every Season Of 24 Ranked Worst To Best
You think you've had a bad day? Jack Bauer has you beat. Check out our favorite seasons of 24, but do it fast — we're running out of time! -
James Spader's Casting On The Blacklist Came In Just Under The Wire
'It's hard for me to believe that he's never played a master criminal before...' -
The 10 Sandman Volumes, Ranked By How Cool They'll Be To See Adapted To TV
If the Sandman TV series runs for a few years, it'll adapt some of the greatest comics ever written.
