How Walton Goggins Became Fallout's Hideous (But Somehow Still Handsome) Ghoul
The act of changing ultra-handsome Walton Goggins into the still-weirdly-handsome Ghoul in Fallout was restrictive, but Goggins Goggins'd his way through it.
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The Best Revenge Movie Ever Made Is Becoming A TV Series
Time to pick up your hammer again. Park Chan-Wook is overseeing the development of an Oldboy English-language TV series inspired by his classic revenge movie.
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Bluey's The Sign Ending Explained: The Big Special Teaches More To Parents Than Kids
Bluey's big special, The Sign, may be the final episode of the beloved animated series. Here's what the episode was really saying to its audience.
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One Of The Last Of Us' Most Gut-Wrenching Lines Was Improvised By Pedro Pascal
The Last of Us season 1 didn't leave a lot of room for improvisation, but Pedro Pascal made a vital contribution to one of Joel's most moving scenes.
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A Moment From Bones Season 8 Had Emily Deschanel Completely 'Embarrassed'
Bones got to show off her terrible dance moves in the season 8 episode 'The Diamond in the Rough,' and Emily Deschanel fully committed to the bit.
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Bones' Emily Deschanel Refused To Use A Stunt Double For One Physically Taxing Scene
A very pregnant Emily Deschanel was determined to perform as many of her own stunts as possible in Bones season 7.
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Netflix's Ripley Made A Creative Decision That Has A Lot Of Viewers Complaining
Ripley has been heralded as one of the most gorgeous-looking Netflix series ever, although its black-and-white visuals have also drawn complaints from viewers.
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The Bridgerton Season 3 Trailer Is Here To Reignite Your Passionate Netflix Affair
Bridgerton season 3 looks set to up the romantic drama and stakes even higher than in years past, judging by the new trailer from Netflix.
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The Best Spy Show On Streaming Finally Gives You A Reason To Open Apple TV+
The terrific Apple TV+ series Slow Horses is the best spy show in years. If you have any interest in excellent spy thrillers, you simply must give this a try.
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The Korean Alien Invasion Series Climbing Up Netflix's Top Charts
Parasyte: The Grey, the alien invasion series from the director of Train to Busan, is scaling the Netflix top charts and is worth checking out for sci-fi fans.
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Why Bones Killed Off Vincent And How The Creators Tried To Avoid It
Scheduling conflicts led to Vincent (Ryan Cartwright) getting killed in Bones season 6, as much as the show's producers did their best to avoid it.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Teases A Muppets Episode, And We Hope They're Not Joking
For the love of Khan, please let the folks behind Star Trek: Strange New World actually follow through with their tease about a possible Muppet episode.
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Bones' 200th Episode Credits Required More Than Just The Network's Approval
When Bones homaged Golden Age Hollywood in its 200th episode (including Alfred Hitchcock's work), the opening credits proved to be an unexpected challenge.
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Reacher's Hulking Alan Ritchson Is Exactly The Mental Health Advocate We Need Right Now
Reacher star Alan Ritchson recently got candid about living with mental illness, which could prove to be life-saving for other people.
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Netflix Just Dropped One Of Its Most Gorgeous Series Ever
Steven Zaillian's Ripley has landed on Netflix, and it's instantly notable as being one of the best-looking shows the streaming service has ever distributed.
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Ripley Review: Andrew Scott Cons Everyone In This Chilling, Stylish Series
Andrew Scott is a con artist in Ripley, a stylish black and white Netflix adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's The Talented Mr. Ripley. Here's our review.
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A Sopranos Casting Call Was Shut Down By The Police When A Mob Showed Up
When The Sopranos were first casting, they inspired an Italian-American mob (no, not that kind).
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One Of Game Of Thrones' Most Intense Battle Scenes Was Entirely Improvised
It's one thing for a random line to come out of an improv session, but on Game of Thrones, they improvised an entire battle scene.
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The Crime Doc On Netflix That's Sitting In The Shadow Of 3 Body Problem
A new crime documentary series on Netflix is coming for 3 Body Problem's crown.
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The Starfleet Academy Series Will Feature The Single Largest Star Trek TV Series Set Ever
There have been some impressively large Star Trek TV show sets before, but apparently the upcoming Starfleet Academy series has one that puts the rest to shame.
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William Shatner's Height Insecurity Forced A Change To Star Trek's Court Martial Episode
In the court martial episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, William Shatner used his power as the series lead to request something from the director.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Bonanza
These are the only actors still alive from the classic Western TV series Bonanza.
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One Of 3 Body Problem's Most Important Scenes Only Happened Thanks To Netflix
This scenario from Netflix's 3 Body Problem is a great example of what a collaboration can look like when business concerns don't overtake artistic ones.
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Film Fans Must Watch Sugar, A Noir Love Letter And Killer Colin Farrell Showcase
The Apple TV+ drama Sugar is the latest must-watch series from the streaming service. If you like movies, film noir, and detective stories, this one's for you.
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Why Netflix's 3 Body Problem Is Facing International Controversy
3 Body Problem's opening scene depicting China's Cultural Revolution (which was lifted directly from the original novel) has, unsurprisingly, drawn controversy.
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With ER, Quentin Tarantino Learned Directing TV Was Different Than Movies
On one of his movie sets, the buck stops with Quentin Tarantino. However, with TV, the producer is 'The Man,' as the director learned working on ER.
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The 'Fresh Body' On Bones That Went Too Far For Producer Stephen Nathan
A fresh body on an episode of Bones proved to be too gruesome for producer Stephen Nathan.
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