Why Regé-Jean Page's Simon Basset Left Bridgerton
Why hasn't Regé-Jean Page reprised his Bridgerton role as Simon Basset since Season 1? The answer is neither dramatic nor terribly surprising.
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Why Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Cast Kevin Costner As John Dutton
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan was keen on casting Kevin Costner for the show, and it shaped his approach to casting the series' spinoffs as well.
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What Is Wrong With King George On Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story?
Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte play fast and loose with real-life history, but how does their portrayal of King George's mental health struggles stack up?
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Why Tom Hanks Made A Cameo Appearance In The Yellowstone Prequel 1883
How did the Yellowstone prequel series 1883 get America's Dad himself, Tom Hanks, to make a cameo? Turns out, the actor had a connection to the show.
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Where Was Gunsmoke Filmed? Every Major Location Explained
Gunsmoke lasted a whopping 20 seasons on TV, but the Kansas-set Western never filmed in the Sunflower State. Here's where the series was actually shot.
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Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Had To Make 1883 In An Impossible Amount Of Time
Taylor Sheridan was given shockingly little time to make his Yellowstone spin-off 1883. Here's how he managed to do it the way he wanted anyway.
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Who Does Benedict Bridgerton Marry In Julia Quinn's Books?
As we await for season 4 of Bridgerton, let's look toward the books to see who Benedict Bridgerton may end up with at the end of the show.
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Why Did Topher Grace Leave That '70s Show?
Topher Grace was the main character on That '70s Show, but he left before the show's final season. Here's what happened and how the show tried to fill the void.
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Peaky Blinders Explained: What The Title Of Cillian Murphy's TV Series Means
The Peaky Blinders were a real gang that inspired the Cillian Murphy-led series of the same name. Here's where the gang's name came from.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Bridgerton Shows On Netflix
There's a fair amount of material in Netflix's Bridgerton franchise to get through. Here's the best way to enjoy what the Ton has to offer.
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Does Alexander Ludwig's Bjorn Ironside Die On Vikings?
Bjorn Ironside (Alexander Ludwig) had to endure some intense family feuding on Vikings. Here's what happened to the character at the end of the show.
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Why Netflix Canceled That '90s Show
That '90s Show is yet another Netflix Original to get the axe after only a few seasons, but what inspired the streamer to end the legacyquel series?
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Was Sherlock Holmes Based On A Real Person?
Sherlock Holmes may be a fictional character, but Sir Arthur Conan Doyle admitted that the detective was closely based on a real man.
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FX's Say Nothing Is A Proper (And Necessary) Kick To The Teeth For Irish-American Viewers
FX's Say Nothing mini-series effectively challenges Irish-Americans' tendency to idealize the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and its actions.
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Did 1883 Already Give Away Yellowstone's Ending?
There's just one episode of Yellowstone left, but prequel series 1883 may have already revealed how the story ends.
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The Complete Yellowstone Dutton Family Tree Explained
It's difficult to keep track of everyone in the Dutton bloodline between Yellowstone, 1883, and 1923, so we've made a guide to help you follow along.
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Why Prime Video Canceled My Lady Jane
Historical fantasy romance My Lady Jane was canceled by Prime Video after just one season, and looks unlikely to return any time soon.
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The Best Anime Episode Ever, According To IMDB
There are a few anime shows in IMDb's list of top 100 TV episodes, but the highest-rated is an episode of Vinland Saga.
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Where Was FX's Shogun Filmed? Every Major Location, Explained
FX's Shōgun brings feudal Japan to visually breathtaking life, but how much of it was actually shot in Japan? Here's every major filming location for the show.
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One Of The Best Nonfiction Books Of This Century Is Now One Of The Best TV Shows Of 2024
FX's Say Nothing is a spectacular adaptation of a terrific nonfiction book, and some of the best TV you're likely to see in 2024.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Hogan's Heroes
Hogan's Heroes went off the air over 50 years ago, ut thanks to streaming has found a new audience who might be curious about the cast's other projects.
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Squid Game Season 1 Recap: 5 Things To Remember Before Watching Season 2 On Netflix
Season 2 of Squid Game is coming soon to Netflix, so here's everything you need to remember before tuning in. Let the games begin.
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Why Kurt Russell's Western TV Series The Quest Was Canceled After One Season
Kurt Russell has earned a reputation as a Western star, but The Quest, a 1976 Western show that featured him as a co-lead, was cancelled after just one season.
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Luke Grimes Kept One Thing From The Yellowstone Set
Yellowstone star Luke Grimes has already been gifted one item from the show, but he's hoping for a piece of Kayce Dutton's wardrobe too.
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Jodie Comer's 10 Best Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
With a career that's still relatively young, Jodie Comer's 10 best movies & TV shows include an eclectic array of impressive performances.
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Ben Stiller's Star-Studded 2018 True Crime Miniseries Is A Hit On Netflix
If you missed Ben Stiller's excellent true crime series Escape at Dannemora when it debuted on Showtime in 2018, it's currently tearing up the Netflix charts.
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William Christopher Had An Unexpected On-Set Habit During M*A*S*H
Television sets require long shooting days, and William Christopher filled his time on M*A*S*H engaging in an oddly specific habit.
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