Stephen King Once Gave George R.R. Martin The Perfect Advice For His Writer's Block
Stephen King, who famously writes very quickly, once had the perfect advice about writer's block for master procrastinator George R.R. Martin.
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How Cheers' Creator Thinks Seinfeld Changed Comedy Forever
Seinfeld was a show 'about nothing' that became a monumentally important sitcom, permanently changing what audiences wanted out of comedy television.
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Dexter's 10 Deadliest Serial Killers, Ranked By Body Count
Throughout its eight seasons and sequel miniseries, "Dexter" showcased a wide range of terrifying serial killers. Here are the show's 10 deadliest.
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The Star Trek: Lower Decks Finale Season 5 Confirms An Unexpected Piece Of Klingon Lore
The Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5 finale has provided some shocking insight into the admittedly touchy subject of Klingon evolution.
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Every TV Show Stephen King Recommended In 2024
When Stephen King isn't writing his next hit book, he's taking to social media to praise TV shows and movies. Here's what he recommended in 2024.
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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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The Star Trek Guest Actor Who Almost Played Captain Janeway Before Kate Mulgrew
Before Kate Mulgrew landed the role of Captain Janeway on Star Trek: Voyager, a Deep Space Nine guest star was almost cast in the role.
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The Real-Life Genius Who Helped Create Star Trek's Klingon Language
While a professional linguist was brought in to help create the Klingon language in Star Trek, it was one of the actors who actually laid the foundation for it.
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George Costanza's 5 Best Jobs On Seinfeld, Ranked
Seinfeld's beloved screw-up George Costanza bungled (or faked) his way through several jobs over the course of the sitcom. Here are our five favorites.
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Why Netflix Canceled Dead Boy Detectives
Dead Boy Detectives was taken from its fans too soon. Here's why Netflix cancelled the supernatural DC series after just one season.
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The Real Reason Beth Dutton Hates Jaime On Yellowstone
Yellowstone character Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) despises her brother Jaime (Wes Bentley). Here's why there's such bad blood between them.
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The Terrifying Reason Why Elaine's Dad Is Only In One Seinfeld Episode
Elaine's father only appeared in one episode of Seinfeld, because the actor who portrayed him's on-set antics proved too risky to invite back.
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What Jean Smart Found Most Surprising About Working On Frasier
Jean Smart's run on Frasier may have only been for seven episodes, but she still speaks fondly about her time on the show after all these years.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Suits?
Suits enjoyed nine seasons on USA and a resurgence when a new audience found the show on streaming, but what happened to the show's cast afterwards?
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Squid Game Season 2 Mirrors Netflix's Reality Series With Two Of Its New Players
Two new characters who appear in Squid Game season 2 recall real-life players in Netflix's Squid Game game show Squid Game: The Challenge.
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Who Is The Prince That Was Promised? The Game Of Thrones Prophecy Explained
Game of Thrones often mentions a prophecy about 'the prince that was promised,' but who does this really refer to? The answer's quite complicated.
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Martin Short Gets The Most Star-Studded Induction Into SNL's Five-Timers Club
Saturday Night Live guest host Martin Short gets inducted into the Five-Timers Club by Tom Hanks, Scarlett Johansson, Paul Rudd, and other stars.
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Why Robert Patrick Was Only In Two Episodes Of Stargate Atlantis
Terminator 2: Judgment Day's Robert Patrick popped up in the two-part pilot episode of Stargate Atlantis before moving onto other projects. Here's why he left.
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Frasier's Donny Douglas Originally Had A Much Smaller Role
While Niles' divorce lawyer Donny Douglas (Saul Rubinek) became a recurring character for a few seasons of Frasier, that wasn't the original plan.
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Why Judd Nelson Disappeared From Hollywood
Judd Nelson experienced a meteoric rise in the 1980s, but hasn't been in a major movie in at least 15 years. Here's our examination of his career arc.
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The Raunchy Big Bang Theory Scene That Got An Episode Banned In The UK
The Big Bang Theory generally avoided adults only content, although one unusually naughty scene landed it in hot water with British censors.
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Why Rock Legend Tom Petty Agreed To His Cameo In The Simpsons
Rock legend Tom Petty appeared in an episode of The Simpsons with other rock stars, and it was much easier to get him than you'd think.
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Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry Wanted To Avoid One Thing With John De Lancie's Q
John de Lancie's Q became a fan-favorite Star Trek character, but show creator Gene Roddenberry established rules for the character's appearances.
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Why Family Guy Can Still Be So Controversial Today (And Get Away With It)
Family Guy has been pushing the envelope since it's premiered, but how does it still get away with all their controversial jokes?
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Star Trek: Enterprise Had One Goal Before Its Cancellation
The folks behind the series Star Trek: Enterprise were surprised at the sudden cancelation and had to think quickly to achieve a certain goal.
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Why ABC Canceled The '60s Cartoon Jonny Quest After Just One Season
The '60s Hanna-Barbera animated series Jonny Quest only lasted a season before really taking off in syndication. Here's why it was canceled so soon.
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The Seven Deadly Sins Connection Fans Missed In Gilligan's Island
There are a shocking number of fan theories about Gilligan's Island, one of which (involving the Seven Deadly Sins) actually holds some water.
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