Dutton Ranch Episode 7 Uses A Classic TV Format To Deliver Its Best And Worst Episode Yet
Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone spin-off, Dutton Ranch, just released a polarizing episode that utilizes a classic TV formula.
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James Burrows, TV Legend Of Friends, Cheers, And Will & Grace Fame, Dead At 85
James Burrows, the legendary TV sitcom director who worked on everything from Cheers to Friends and Will & Grace, has died at 85.
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Iconic TV Director James Burrows Was Responsible For The Most Important Big Bang Theory Episode
Legendary TV director James Burrows made history on the small-screen on more than once, including directing the most important episode of The Big Bang Theory.
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Why Rachel Mills From Netflix's I Will Find You Looks So Familiar
Rachel Mills in Netflix's I Will Find You should absolutely ring a bell, if only because she's played by the star of a beloved streaming show.
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Sugar Season 2 Raises A Serious Question About That Bizarre Season 1 Twist
Apple TV's Sugar threw viewers for quite the loop with its big Season 1 twist. Now, the show's Season 2 premiere has raised some major questions about it.
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Severance Fans Need To Watch Britt Lower's Harlan Coben Netflix Miniseries
Severance’s Britt Lower stars in Netflix's latest Harlan Coben miniseries, which is already doing big numbers on the streamer.
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This Thrilling 2026 Apple TV Miniseries Nearly Wasn't Released Over A Wild Accusation
The 2025 premiere of the French thriller series The Hunt was delayed by Gaumont and Apple TV for a very unusual (but seemingly valid) reason.
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Stephen King Has Given His Verdict On Two Of Apple TV's Best 2026 Shows
Two of Apple TV's 2026 shows have gotten Stephen King's blessing, although he only considers one of them worthy of Alfred Hitchcock.
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Clint Eastwood And Charles Bronson Only Worked Together Once On This Western Series
Clint Eastwood and Charles Bronson have both achieved a kind of legendary status from their work, but they only appeared together on screen once.
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This 1970s Sci-Fi TV Flop Was One Of The Most Expensive Shows Ever Made
NBC invested an unprecedented amount of money into this 1970s sci-fi TV series flop, which very nearly bankrupted the network.
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Why Netflix Canceled The Boroughs After One Season
The Boroughs had a whole lot going for it, so why has Netflix canceled the show after just one season? Here's the hard truth of the matter.
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Alan Hale Jr.'s Final TV Role Was In A Short-Lived Murder, She Wrote Spin-Off
Alan Hale Jr., best known for playing The Skipper on Gilligan's Island, gave his final TV performance in this Murder, She Wrote spin-off series.
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The 12 Best Animated Miniseries Of All Time, Ranked
While most animated series stick around for multiple seasons, others keep it short and sweet. Here are the 12 best animated miniseries of all time.
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Bradley Cooper Appeared In This Short-Lived Sci-Fi Show Based On His Own Box Office Hit
Bradley Cooper popped up in this (much less successful) small screen continuation of his own box office hit sci-fi movie.
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This Paramount+ Sci-Fi Series Based On A Video Game Is The Best 2026 Animated Show You're Not Watching
You probably weren't even aware this hit video game turned animated sci-fi TV series is streaming on Paramount+, but it's a fun watch.
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Pluribus Season 2 Gets A Positive Update From Series Creator Vince Gilligan
Pluribus fans know it'll be a while before they see the second season hit Apple TV, but at least series creator Vince Gilligan has a positive update about it.
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Before Alias, Jennifer Garner Starred In This Failed TV Spin-Off
Jennifer Garner's career took off thanks to Alias. Before that, though, she starred in this short-lived spin-off of a much more beloved show.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Trailer Finally Ignites Sci-Fi's Greatest Bromance
Dragons, dinosaurs, and more abound in the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 trailer, which also brings the beloved Kirk/Spock bromance to the foreground.
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How Anime Explores Japan's National Trauma Over The Atomic Bomb
In many modern, serialized anime series, city-leveling bombs are a frequent plot device or a representation of ultimate evil.
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5 Essential Anime Series That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
With so many anime shows out there to choose from, here are the five series that are essential for any self-respecting anime enthusiast to explore.
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We Asked A Real-Life Attorney: What Would It Be Like To Actually Take The Punisher To Trial?
We spoke to a real attorney about what it might be like to take the Punisher to trial if the Marvel character existed in our world.
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Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Was Shocked By How Accurate The Series Turned Out To Be
They say the best art imitates life, but it seems like Taylor Sheridan's life is starting to accurately imitate Yellowstone.
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A Star Trek: The Next Generation Actor Has Come To Love One Of The Show's Worst Episodes
Sub Rosa is largely considered one of the worst episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, but the episode's star has come to embrace it.
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This Endlessly Rewatchable 2000s Drama Is Leaving Netflix — But Its Spin-Off Is Staying
Gilmore Girls leaves Netflix at the end of the month, so if you're in the middle of a binge, it might be wise to get the box set so you won't be interrupted.
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10 Best '80s Sci-Fi Shows, Ranked
The 1980s is a decade packed with great science fiction, especially on the big screen, but what are the best sci-fi shows of the decade? Let's take a look.
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Game Of Thrones: Tyrion Lannister's Downfall Can Be Traced Back To One Moment
Tyrion Lannister suffers from some serious character assassination in Game of Thrones' last two seasons, but this problem goes back further than that.
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