Frasier Review: A Return That's Neither Disappointing Nor Remarkable
The Frasier revival/reboot isn't bad, but it just can't quite match what made the original series so special. But your mileage may vary. Read our review here.
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Best Anime Of The Summer 2023 Season: From Undead Murder Farce To Jujutsu Kaisen
Summer 2023 is over, which gives us a chance to look back at some of the best anime titles of the summer season that you might have missed. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Gunsmoke
Gunsmoke is the most legendary Western television series of all time, and some of its most timeless stars are still with us. -
One Red Flag At The Start Of I Love Lucy Became Its Downfall
Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz's marriage was on rocky ground before they started working together on I Love Lucy, a fact that eventually lead to the series end. -
Buffy The Vampire Slayer's First Season Was Forced To Abandon A Few Wild Concepts
When Buffy the Vampire Slayer started, Joss Whedon and the writers would frequently throw around ideas for episodes that they couldn't quite crack. -
One Star Trek Character Inspired A Long-Running Inside Joke For The Next Generation Cast
In Patrick Stewart's new memoir, he reveals how trying to make Michael Dorn laugh on the set of Star Trek: The Next Generation spawned a recurring joke. -
Mac's Chase Utley Dream In It's Always Sunny Came True In Real Life
Rob McElhenney and his It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia character Mac are fans of baseball's Chase Utley. But Mac's longtime dream actually came true for Rob. -
Why M*A*S*H Seemed To Come To A Screeching Halt
The M*A*S*H ending was one of the most watched episodes of television, ever. So why did the series end at the peak of its popularity? -
1923's Michelle Randolph Improvised One Of Elizabeth's Most Emotional Lines
Michelle Randolph snuck a line into one of her characters' most meaningful scenes on 1923, and the Taylor Sheridan series is all the better for it. -
It's Always Sunny's Entire Cast And Crew Got Robbed While Filming Mac Day In Philly
The 'Mac Day' episode of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' came with an unexpected cast and crew gift -- a robbery. -
Elaine's Seinfeld Dance Humiliated Julia Louis-Dreyfus In A Very Real Way
In order to fully pull off Elaine's infamously terrible dance on Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus had to humiliate herself in 'a real kind of a way.' -
Fear Of Sam Neill's Psychopathic Peaky Blinders Character Bled Into Real Life
Sam Neill said that his role playing a psychopath on Peaky Blinders made people avoid him in real life, and that's what we call good acting, folks! -
Futurama's Zapp Brannigan Was Meant To Be Played By A Simpsons Voice Acting Legend
Comedian Phil Hartman, who lent his voice to The Simpsons, was supposed to voice Zapp Brannigan on Futurama, but tragedy intervened. -
Breaking Bad Nearly Featured A Daring Helicopter Raid At A Railyard [Exclusive]
Breaking Bad's pulse-pounding heist episode, Dead Freight, was stressful enough to shoot, but it almost was ten times crazier. -
Futurama's Three Greatest Guest Stars, According To The Series' Co-Creator
Futurama has had a lot of amazing guest stars over the years, from Sarah Silverman to William Shatner. But to creator David X Cohen, these are the best cameos. -
Our Flag Means Death Used 11 Pounds Of Glitter For Stede's Mermaid Tail
That's no CGI tail on Rhys Darby in Our Flag Means Death season 2. The actor wore a handcrafted mermaid costume, complete with 11 pounds of glitter. -
The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Gave Steven Spielberg His First Directing Gig
Steven Spielberg may be known for his TV film breakout Duel, but it was Rod Serling of The Twilight Zone that gave him his first gig in TV. -
A Bones Reboot Could Happen (But It's Complicated)
Could a Bones reboot or revival happen? Anything is possible, but the sale of Fox to Disney hs complicated matters a little bit. -
The Futurama Episode That Set The Show's Writers Free From Fox's Terrible Notes
Fox seemingly hated Futurama and loaded the creative team with production notes, so the creators opted for a bit of malicious compliance. -
Our Flag Means Death Joins Stranger Things In Bringing Back A Kate Bush Classic
At death's door and in need of some musical motivation to stay alive? Kate Bush is the answer, and Our Flag Means Death knows it. -
Alan Alda's River Of Liver Dance In M*A*S*H Came Out Of Left Field
One of Alan Alda's most memorable scenes on M*A*S*H was completely improvised and unexpected for everyone, including Alda. -
This Breaking Bad Moment Finally Pushed Bryan Cranston To No Longer Protect Walter White
Bryan Cranston was willing to go to bat to justify many of Walter White's decisions on Breaking Bad. But this season 5 moment pushed things too far for him. -
Batman: The Animated Series Recruited A B-Movie Legend For Scarecrow's Redesign
The Scarecrow remains one of the most underrated Batman villains, as Jeffrey Combs' run on Batman: The Animated Series was far too short. -
The 6 Best Twist Endings In Twilight Zone History, Ranked
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Suits' Creator Has A Theory About The Show's Newfound Success On Netflix
Suits has become one of the most watched series on streaming, and everyone is hypothesizing why. So far, the best explanation comes from Suits' creator. -
Futurama's Zapp Gets Canceled Episode Sparked A Long, Nerdy Debate Between Writers
The Futurama writers' room reportedly wasted an entire day debating the proper spelling of an important word while working on the episode 'Zapp Gets Canceled.' -
Patrick Stewart Had Three Rules For Star Trek: Picard – And They Broke One Of Them
Patrick Stewart reveals in his new memoir, Making It So, that he has initially resistant to making Star Trek: Picard. He changed his mind, but had some rules.
