Why Miss All Sunday From Netflix's One Piece Season 2 Looks So Familiar
Netflix brings Nico Robin a.k.a. Miss All Sunday to life in One Piece season 2. Here's why actress Lera Abova might look familiar.
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This 1985 Pop Song Inspired The Title For It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Did you know the title It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia was inspired by a 1985 pop song? Here's the story of how Sunny's title came to be.
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Taylor Sheridan's The Madison Was Influenced By A Classic Brad Pitt Movie
Taylor Sheridan's series The Madison shares a lot in common with a well-respected, Brad Pitt-led drama, from its themes and story to even its setting.
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Why Mr. 3 From Netflix's One Piece Season 2 Looks So Familiar
Mr. 3 is one of the many memorably weird characters that Netflix's One Piece introduces in season 2, and you've likely seen the actor who plays him before.
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10 Worst Stephen King Endings, Ranked
Stephen King is one of the best writers of all time, but that hasn't kept him from delivering some poor conclusions. Here are the 10 worst Stephen King endings.
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What Is The Will Of D? Netflix's One Piece Season 2 Introduces The Manga's Biggest Mystery
In season 2, Netflix's One Piece introduces one of the biggest plot points from the manga: the mysterious Will of D.
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Netflix's One Piece Season 2 Confirms A Longtime Franchise Fan Theory
One Piece fans have long theorized about a character's first appearance in the original manga. Season 2 of Netflix's live-action adaptation makes it official.
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Who Is Bartolomeo In Netflix's One Piece Season 2 And Why His Debut Is A Big Deal
Bartolomeo (Nahum Hughes) shows up in the second season of Netflix's live-action One Piece series. Here's why the character's debut is actually quite important.
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How Landman's Michelle Randolph Will Change Her Approach To Ainsley Norris In Season 3
Michelle Randolph, who plays Ainsley Norris on Taylor Sheridan's popular series Landman, talks about how we'll see different sides of the character next season.
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Billy Bob Thornton Played One Of His Best TV Roles Ever As If He 'Weren't Human'
There's something inhuman about one of Billy Bob Thornton's best small screen roles, so it's only appropriate that he played his character accordingly.
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Gilligan's Island Creator Made A Bold Claim About The Show's Educational Value
Gilligan's Island was a slapstick comedy with wild adventures, but the show's creator believed it had an educational value.
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Patrick Stewart's Short-Lived Show From Family Guy's Creator Deserves Another Look
There's a chance you've never heard of this canceled comedy series starring Patrick Stewart, but it deserves to find a new audience.
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Two Big Bang Theory Stars Starred In A Cult Comedy That Pokes Fun At Oscar Nominations
A year before The Big Bang Theory premiered, two of that show's stars popped up in small roles in a beloved movie comedy set during Oscar season.
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Billy Bob Thornton's Favorite Landman Scene With Jacob Lofland Is Deeply Personal
Billy Bob Thornton revealed that his favorite scene from Landman caused him to get emotional for deeply personal reasons.
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Harry Potter HBO Series Set Photos Reveal Diagon Alley (Including Gringotts)
New set photos have provided the internet's first look at Diagon Alley and Gringotts in HBO's upcoming Harry Potter TV adaptation.
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20 Best Network TV Shows Of All Time, Ranked
Streaming and cable now dominate the TV awards circuit, but network television is where it all started, and these are the best network TV shows ever.
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Paradise Season 2 Introduces The Best Villain Of 2026 So Far
For its fifth episode, Paradise season 2 brings Xavier (Sterling K. Brown) face to face with what might just be 2026's best TV villain yet.
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Leonard Nimoy Appeared In A Twilight Zone Episode With Ties To Rod Serling's Military History
Before Star Trek came along, Leonard Nimoy appeared in a Twilight Zone episode inspired by Rod Serling's experiences fighting in WWII.
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Paradise Season 2 Finally Reveals How Teri Survived The Doomsday Event
In Paradise season 2, a mailman named Gary reveals how Xavier's wife Teri survived the apocalypse and spent the ensuing years.
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Marshals Episode 2 Implies A Yellowstone Character's Problems Aren't Over Yet
Kayce's (Luke Grimes) past threatens to bite him in the butt in Marshals' second episode, but he's not the only Yellowstone character with that problem.
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A Key Star Trek Exec Fought To Cast One Actor In Enterprise
When an unknown person involved with the show pushed back, producer Rick Berman fought to keep actor Connor Trinneer on the cast of Star Trek: Enterprise.
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Marshals Episode 2 Revisits An Infamous Yellowstone Location... Sort Of
A new episode of Marshals strongly suggested characters would be visiting a major location from Yellowstone. But we're not entirely sure what happened.
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Marshals: The Zone Of Death's Real-Life Inspiration Explained
A seemingly lawless location featured on Yellowstone and now it's spin-off series Marshals is actually based on a real place.
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Why Some Of Battlestar Galactica's Technology Seems Unadvanced
Technology on Battlestar Galactica did not include the sleek touch-screens often seen in sci-fi. Here's why the show's tech wasn't particularly advanced.
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Landman Continues An Ugly Trend From Yellowstone (But It's Not The Show's Fault)
Landman fans have carried on a depressing Yellowstone trend in regards to how they feel about a prominent character on the show.
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Steven Spielberg's Netflix Dinosaur Doc Will Fill The Jurassic Park-Sized Void In Your Heart
The Dinosaurs, a Netflix doc series produced by Steven Spielberg and narrated by Morgan Freeman, may help scratch your dino itch until the next Jurassic Park.
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Star Trek's Jonathan Frakes Responds To Negative Starfleet Academy Reactions
Star Trek veteran Jonathan Frakes is no stranger to negativity from fans, but admits the backlash to Starfleet Academy is 'dimensionally more painful.'
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