Bones' John Francis Daley Was A Nervous Wreck During This Interrogation Scene
Can you imagine having to act out an interrogation scene on TV opposite your dad? Because that's exactly what John Francis Daley did on Bones.
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The Bones Serial Killer That Terrified Emily Deschanel The Most
Out of all the terrifying serial killers on Bones, none of them unnerved Emily Deschanel more than Andrew Leeds' Christopher Pelant.
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Carrie Bradshaw And The Sex And The City Ladies Are Coming To Netflix
If you couldn't help but wonder if Sex and the City is on Netflix, then wonder no more! The hit HBO show will be available from early April 2024.
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Why Peaky Blinders' Paul Anderson Thought Arthur Was Going To Die In Season 2
Peaky Blinders actor Paul Anderson thought for sure that his character Arthur Shelby would be killed off in season 2 of the hit show.
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David Boreanaz Has One Regret About Booth's Character In Bones
David Boreanaz got to do a whole lot with Booth over 12 seasons of Bones. He does, however, regret not diving a little deeper into his dark backstory.
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Bones' David Boreanaz Got Fitted For A Prosthetic For An Episode That Never Happened
We almost got to see David Boreanaz in old-age makeup on a Bones episode that was eventually scrapped.
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An Oscar-Winning Director Played A Hand In Creating True Detective: Night Country's Grotesque 'Corpsicle'
When it came time to create the corpsicle for True Detective: Night Country, creator Issa López turned to a certain filmmaker for advice.
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Netflix's Griselda Is Already In Trouble And It Hasn't Even Premiered Yet
Griselda, the latest Netflix drama based on a very real true crime premise, is already in hot water ahead of its premiere.
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Masters Of The Air Review: The Latest Spielberg/Hanks WWII Series Never Gets Off The Ground
Masters of the Air follows in the footsteps of Band of Brothers and The Pacific, but fails to recapture what made those shows memorable. Here's our review.
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How A Pile Of Old Sheepskins Saved Star Trek's A Private Little War
Star Trek's costume designer came up with a creative solution to a significant problem while making A Private War, a notable episode of the original series.
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Fantasy Island Made Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan A Problem For Ricardo Montalbán
Ricardo Montalbán's Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan performance was not without challenges. Zeroing in on the character again proved difficult for the actor.
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Why True Detective Episode 2 Has A Strange AI-Generated Concert Poster
Did you notice that AI-generated poster on the latest episode of True Detective: Night Country? That was intentional.
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The Knick Season 3 Could Still Happen, With Barry Jenkins Directing
André Holland says The Knick season 3 is going to happen, with Barry Jenkins directing the new season of the cult favorite show.
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Andrew Scott Goes From Hot Priest To Mysterious Conman In Netflix's Ripley Trailer
First Moriarty, then the Hot Priest, and now The Talented Mr. Ripley. Check out Andrew Scott in the trailer for Netflix's Ripley series.
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Why True Detective: Night Country Filmmaker Issa Lopez Is The Perfect Fit For The Series
With True Detective: Night Country, Issa Lopez knows exactly how to juggle the real world elements with the threat of the supernatural.
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True Detective: Night Country's Second Episode Proves That The Spiral Is More Than A Callback
The spiral from True Detective season 1 returns in True Detective: Night Country, but what does it all mean? That's a complicated question.
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True Detective: Night Country Just Confirmed It's A Direct Sequel To Season 1
It looks like True Detective season 4, True Detective: Night Country, is directly tied to season 1. Here's what we know so far.
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True Detective: Night Country Just Recalled David Fincher's Most Disturbing Moment
True Detective: Night Country showrunner Issa López has cited David Fincher's Seven as a major influence on the season, and episode 2 proves it.
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A Failed Pilot Set Meghan Markle And Patrick J. Adams Up For Success On Suits
The onscreen romance (and chemistry) between Meghan Markle and Patrick J. Adams' characters was a big part of what made Suits a hit.
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Even Columbo's Peter Falk Couldn't Save The Twilight Zone's Take On Fidel Castro
Columbo star Peter Falk once played a thinly-veiled version of Fidel Castro in one of the worst episodes of The Twilight Zone.
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Billy Gibbons' Legendary ZZ Top Guitar Inspired One Of Bones' Biggest Plot Lines
Pearly Gates, the name of ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons' guitar, made its way into Fox's Bones as the solution to one of the show's most unexpected mysteries.
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Bones' The Ghost In The Machine Perspective Flip Required All Hands On Deck
The 150th episode of Bones, 'The Ghost in the Machine,' was told from the perspective of the bones themselves.
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The One Peaky Blinders Line Cillian Murphy Can't Seem To Shake
When it comes to Peaky Blinders, there's one memorable line that star Cillian Murphy still thinks about. Learn what it is right here.
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David Boreanaz & Emily Deschanel Won A Battle Against Fox That Changed Bones Forever
Bones stars David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel went above and beyond to ensure the show was more than just the X-Files knockoff Fox had wanted.
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The 2024 Emmys Winners List: Succession, The Bear, And Beef Take The Top Prizes
The 75th Primetime Emmys broadcast honored the best in television, and we've got the complete list of 2024 Emmy winners available right here.
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Better Call Saul Deserved Better: 53 Emmy Nominations And Not A Single Win
Better Call Saul earned no less than 53 Emmys nominations during its series run, but it didn't win a single one. That sucks, but trophies aren't everything.
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The 2024 Emmys Reunited The Casts Of The Sopranos, Cheers, Martin, Ally McBeal, & More
The 75th Primetime Emmys celebrated the legacy of television by getting the casts of beloved shows like The Sopranos, Cheers, Martin, and more back together.
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