Why The Bones Cast Once Had To Be Sat Down For An Intervention
The cast of Bones was being so boisterous on set that the first assistant director had to pull them aside and stage an intervention.
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A Major League Baseball Star Inspired A Major Change To M*A*S*H
M*A*S*H's main characters were often seen drinking in the first couple seasons, but after a call from a baseball legend, the writers reconsidered these habits. -
How Yellowstone's Dabney Coleman Landed His Memorable Role As John Dutton, Sr.
The great Dabney Coleman made a memorable appearance in the Yellowstone season 2 finale as Kevin Costner's character's father. Here's how Coleman got that role. -
Kate McKinnon's Oddball Saturday Night Live Gets A Boost From Billie Eilish And Special Guests
Kate McKinnon hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, and while she easily fit back into the show, something felt a little awkward throughout. -
How Alfred Hitchcock Presents Brought The Director's Filmmaking Sensibilities To The Small Screen
When it came to translating his particular brand of suspense to the small screen, Alfred Hitchcock had to deal with runtimes and sponsors. -
Saturday Night Live Torments Tootie To Get Real Tears For Meet Me In St. Louis
SNL guest host Kate McKinnon re-enacts a popular Hollywood legend about how Meet Me In St. Louis director Vincente Minnelli made little Tootie cry on camera. -
A Regular Star Trek Guest Actor Played A Very Different Role On The A-Team
Lieutenant Reginald Barclay wasn't exactly a hotshot in his Star Trek appearances, but the actor who also played him was also a member of the A-Team. -
The One Frasier Co-Star That Frustrated Kelsey Grammer
Kelsey Grammer worked with an impressive cast on Fraiser. On of his co-stars, however, got on his nerves sometimes. -
Star Trek: Generations Is The Most Useless Star Trek Movie By A Lightyear
The first TNG film, Star Trek: Generations, bent over backward to get Picard and Kirk together. Trekkies didn't want it, and the story suffered for it. -
Futurama's Creators Have Drawn A Hard Line On Fry And Leela's Relationship
When it comes to Fry and Leela's relationship on Futurama, the show's writers have a new rule that they don't intend to break. -
Actors Who Refused To Change Their Bodies For Roles
Actors are often changing their bodies when a certain character requires it, but sometimes, actors like Jennifer Lawrence and Harrison Ford refuse to change. -
Joss Whedon's Sadistic Rule When Writing For Sarah Michelle Gellar On Buffy
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's whole premise was based on the lead character suffering - a fact that certainly wasn't lost on Joss Whedon himself. -
One M*A*S*H Actor Was Especially Bad About Breaking Character
MASH actor Wayne Rogers was apparently notorious for breaking on the set of the dramedy, which didn't always please creator Larry Gelbart. -
The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In January 2024
Netflix has an enormous catalog of fantastic movies and TV shows, and here are the titles you should catch before they leave this coming January. -
The Actress Behind Star Trek's Captain Garrett Returned In Two Unrecognizable Roles
Tricia O'Neil was a superb actress who played three different roles across Star Trek series, one remembered fondly by fans across the galaxy. -
The Twilight Zone's 'Disastrous' Videotape Episodes Led To Two Separate Lawsuits
The Twilight Zone season 2 was hit with more challenges than just the network edict to shoot on cheap video; no, two lawsuits made things even worse. -
A Sweet Twilight Zone Episode About Santa Still Somehow Managed To Cause Controversy
A particularly sensitive viewer of The Twilight Zone couldn't read the larger message of the Christmas episode, and so complained (to deaf ears). -
Political Activists Hid Protest Art In Melrose Place For Over 3 Years
Melrose Place was the covert playground for the GALA Committee, an upstart artist collective that hid protest art throughout the soap opera's sets. -
Alan Ritchson Has Several Tricks That Help Him Play Jack Reacher [Exclusive]
Alan Ritchson credits Reacher showrunner/writer Nick Santora and Jack Reacher creator Lee Child for helping him tap into the Reacher character's humanity. -
The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Netflix In January 2024
Netflix is kicking off the new year with a number of intriguing original films and series. Here's everything that's coming to the service in January 2024. -
Cheers' Leading Men Bonded On Set By Vomiting Together
Ted Danson, Woody Harrelson, and George Wendt all threw up together while filming Cheers, because that's what friends do, folks. -
Why The Network 'Begged' Joss Whedon To Change Buffy's Name
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's outrageous title is what got a lot of fans hooked, but initially, the studio begged showrunner Joss Whedon to pick another name. -
A Season 4 Loophole Pitted Bones' Showrunner Against Some Angry Fans
Bones showrunner Hart Hanson got in hot water with fans for hyping a buzzworthy scene in the season 4 finale as being something it wasn't. -
It's Always Sunny Cut A More Nefarious Plot For The Nightman Cometh
The gang behind It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia came up with a hilarious premise for The Nightman Cometh episode, but it almost went very differently. -
Cobra Kai Season 6 - Cast, Writer, And More Info
Cobra Kai will return to Netflix for its sixth and final season at some point in the near future. Here's everything we know about Cobra Kai season 6. -
Reacher Season 2 Introduces A New Team Of Army Badasses – But Are They Real?
Just how realistic would Jack Reacher and his Special Investigations Unit in Reacher season 2 look to someone in the military? Here's what we learned. -
Ron Howard's Only M*A*S*H Episode Set The Tone For The Rest Of The Show
M*A*S*H creator Larry Gelbart learned how to strike the show's tonal balance in an episode featuring Andy Griffith's television son himself, Ron Howard.
