Pedro Pascal's Protective Mom Returns To SNL To Torment Another Girlfriend
Pedro Pascal teamed up with Bad Bunny for a second 'Protective Mom' sketch on Saturday Night Live. Her son does not have depression. He just likes the dark.
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An Improvised It's Always Sunny Line Set Up Mac's Story Before It Was Even Written
An improvised It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia line from Rob McElhenney helped change the trajectory of the character of Mac for the show. -
The Fall Of The House Of Usher Pulled Most Of Its Look From An Entirely Different Poe Story
Edgar Allan Poe's dark tale 'The Masque of the Red Death' influenced not only Prospero's episode of The Fall of the House of Usher, but the entire show. -
Bad Bunny Brings Bilingual Laughs (With Mick Jagger And Pedro Pascal) To Saturday Night Live
Bad Bunny made his hosting debut on Saturday Night Live, and he also brought Pedro Pascal, Fred Armisen and ... Mick Jagger? Let's dig into the new episode. -
How Shelley Long Saved Ted Danson's Lackluster Cheers Audition
Ted Danson and Shelley Long had wonderful chemistry in their Cheers audition, which proved to be a life-saver for Danson. -
Yellowstone's Kelly Reilly Justifies Beth's Most Heartbreaking And Highly Debated Moment
Kelly Reilly's Beth is Yellowstone's most chaotic and uncensorable character. But in the interest of staying true to Beth, she basically pissed off America. -
The Fall Of The House Of Usher's Gnarly Ape Episode Earned Mike Flanagan An Unlikely Award
The Fall of the House of Usher contains lots of gruesome violence and twists, but one was done in such a clever way it won Mike Flanagan a unique award. -
The Boys Could Get More Spin-Offs (But Only Under Certain Conditions)
The Boys Presents: Diabolical and Gen V are both a hit with fans of The Boys, but don't expect a huge flurry of spin-offs. -
Saturday Night Live Pitches A24's Shrek 5, Starring Bad Bunny As Shrek
Bad Bunny wants to do a Shrek-based sketch with Please Don't Destroy on Saturday Night Live. Or maybe he doesn't. Whatever. -
Wednesday's Thing Actor Had A Particularly Hard Time With One Finger
The actor behind Thing on the Netflix series 'Wednesday' had a serious challenge when trying to execute a perfect flip of the bird. -
Patrick Stewart's Extras Episode Almost Fell Apart Because Ricky Gervais Couldn't Stop Laughing
A scene in the comedy series Extras featuring guest star Patrick Stewart ended up requiring over 40 takes because Ricky Gervais kept laughing too much. -
One Twilight Zone Prop Was So Illegal It Came With A Police Escort
One chilling episode of The Twilight Zone's original run was so dangerously scary that it required a police escort - for one sinister prop. -
The MCU Put A Target On The Back Of The Comic Book X-Men – Here's How They Survived
How did the Avengers become the leading superhero team of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? We deep dive into the MCU's marginalization of the X-Men. -
The Original Idea For Frasier Would Have Completely Abandoned The Cheers Universe
The original plan for Frasier Crane was thankfully abandoned after Cheers, giving us the beloved series we have today. -
Buffy's Charisma Carpenter Begged Joss Whedon To Let Her Stake A Vampire For Three Seasons
Cordelia Chase didn't get to actually stake a vampire until her final episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, despite frequent appeals from Charisma Carpenter. -
Bones' Season 12 Lab Explosion Happened Because Of A Promise Made Back In Season 1
The Bones finale went out with a literal bang by blowing up the Jeffersonian Institute lab -- something David Boreanaz had been wanting to do since season 1. -
Yellowstone Threw Kelly Reilly To The Wolves (For Real)
For a scene that happened early in Yellowstone season 1, Kelly Reilly's Beth Dutton had to face down a pack of wolves. But they weren't CG. They were real. -
Alyson Hannigan Solved Buffy's Spike And Angel Debate: She Should Have Dated Willow
It was always Team Spike or Team Angel when it came to debating the perfect match for Buffy on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. What about Alyson Hannigan's Willow? -
Suits' Showrunner Would Reboot The Show Under One Condition
Suits is a hit again now that it is available to stream on Netflix. Could that mean some sort of Suits reboot series is inevitable? Well, not so fast. -
The Darkest Moment In M*A*S*H Was Based On A True Story
A disturbing true story was used for the MASH series finale, Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen. Learn about it right here, but be warned that it's upsetting. -
Mark Hamill Was A Total 'Flanafan' Before Joining The Fall Of The House Of Usher
Mark Hamill joins Mike Flanagan's usual ensemble for The Fall of the House of Usher, and the actor revealed he was already a fan of Flanagan's work. -
A Lonely Patrick Stewart Relied On His Star Trek Crew To Keep Him Sane
The very English Patrick Stewart found himself feeling isolated in the early days of Star Trek: The Next Generation. -
Why It's Always Sunny (Mostly) Decided To Drop The Philadelphia Accent
Only one of the cast members on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is actually from Philadelphia. So, why did none of the others ever affect a Philly accent? -
How Jay Thomas Got His Cheers Character Eddie LeBec Killed Off
When Cheers actor Jay Thomas publicly insulted his co-star Rhea Perlman, the show's writers retaliated by killing off his character, Eddie. -
You've Probably Never Seen William Friedkin's Nightmarish Episode Of The Twilight Zone
The various Twilight Zone reboots don't get enough credit, least of all for incredible segments like William Friedkin's 1985 episode Nightcrawlers. -
The Only Cheers Actor That Never Appeared In Frasier
Frasier was the unlikely hit spin-off of Cheers, which gave plenty of familiar faces to make guest appearances ... excluding one character. -
The Supes Of Gen V Aren't Antiheroes - They're Only Human
The latest episode of The Boys spinoff Gen V shows that its characters aren't antiheroes, they're just very flawed humans (with superpowers).
