Salt's Neck: Severance Season 2 Episode 8's Filming Location Explained
Severance recently left the confines of Kier, Pennsylvania to the eerie Salt's Neck, Pennsylvania, and we're here to explain the purpose of this new location.
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What The Number 812092 Means In Hulu's Paradise
Hulu's Paradise is one of the hottest new TV series filled with a thrilling political mystery audiences can't get enough of.
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The Twilight Zone Episode You Forgot Star Trek's Jonathan Frakes Directed
Jonathan Frakes is best known for playing Commander Riker in Star Trek, but he also has a lucrative career directing many TV shows, such as The Twilight Zone.
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What Is Newstalgia? The Latest Streaming Trend, Explained
Nostalgia has played a key role in the streaming wars so far. Now, however, streamers are also taking steps to tap into something they're calling 'newstalgia.'
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10 Worst Marvel Cinematic Universe Villains Ranked
For every Thanos, there's a Marvel Cinematic Universe bad guy like Kang who simply underwhelms on-screen. Here are the 10 weakest villains in MCU history.
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Did You Know There's A K-Drama Remake Of HBO's Entourage?
HBO's Entourage was one of the cable network's biggest hits, but did you know that it was given a K-drama remake in Korea that wasn't so well-received?
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The Real Reason Jon Bernthal's Shane Walsh Died In The Walking Dead Season 2
Jon Bernthal's character Shane on The Walking Dead died at the end of season 2, but why couldn't he have stuck around longer? There's a good reason for that.
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Why Netflix Canceled Noah Centineo's The Recruit
Netflix has canceled the Noah Centineo-led spy series The Recruit for reasons that relate to the inherent wonkiness of the current streaming TV system.
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The 10 Saddest K-Dramas Ever
Among the many K-dramas out there from Korea, there are some real tearjerkers that will pull at your heartstrings. These are the saddest K-dramas ever!
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What Is Disc Rot? Physical Media's Greatest Boogeyman Explained
Maintaining and preserving physical media is more important than ever, but the depressing reality of disc rot plagues film fans everywhere.
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The Big Bang Theory Cast Members Have A Theory About The Show's Popularity
The Big Bang Theory became extremely popular, lasting multiple seasons and spawning spin-offs. The stars of the original show think they know why.
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Stephen King's Creepshow Inspired A Webseries That Basically Vanished
Does anyone remember Creepshow Raw? The short-lived Creepshow webseries? It existed! Very, very briefly. Then it quickly went away.
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Why Tina Louise Thinks Ginger From Gilligan's Island Was A Game-Changer For Women On TV
The character of Ginger on Gilligan's Island made Tina Louise's career, but she also ushered in a new archetypal character for American television.
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Where Is Virgin River Filmed? Every Major Location Explained
Romantic drama Virgin River, one of Netflix's longest-running shows, isn't actually filmed in its North California setting.
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Ryan Gosling Starred In A Shared TV Universe Before His Rise To Fame
A young Ryan Gosling appeared on a show that belonged to a larger genre TV universe years before shared universes took over the pop culture landscape.
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Blue Bloods Spin-Off: Everything We Know About Donnie Wahlberg's Danny Reagan Series
A Blue Bloods spin-off called Boston Blue is on the way, featuring Donnie Wahlberg's Danny Reagan. Here's everything we know so far.
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Why Prime Video Canceled Cruel Intentions After One Season
Prime Video has pulled the plug on its TV adaptation of the 1999 teen classic Cruel Intentions, cancelling it after just one season.
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The Bones Spin-Off That's Impossible To Watch Today
Bones spawned two spin-offs in the forms of The Finder and Bones: Skeleton Crew. Unfortunately, you can no longer watch the latter series.
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How Did The Walking Dead's Zombie Virus Start?
The Walking Dead franchise eventually revealed an origin story for its zombie virus, but does it really matter? Let's discuss.
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The Simpsons Creator Matt Groening Made Homer To Annoy One Specific Person
No one on planet Earth has ever turned an act of petty annoyance into a multi-million dollar empire quite like The Simpsons creator Matt Groening.
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Why ABC Cancelled Stephen King's Kingdom Hospital After One Season
If you're struggling to remember the Stephen King miniseries Kingdom Hospital, you probably don't recall why ABC cancelled it. The answer will not surprise you.
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Is Brie Larson's Lessons In Chemistry Based On A True Story?
Brie Larson headlined the Apple TV+ series Lessons in Chemistry in 2023. Is the series based on a true story? And will there be a second season?
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Jonathan Frakes Knows Why Fans Love Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is one of the only new Star Trek shows to stick around, and franchise mainstay Jonathan Frakes knows why.
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Every Marvel Character Locked Up In The Raft
After the events of Captain America: Brave New World, here are all of the Marvel characters that we know of who are currently locked away in The Raft.
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The Jack Reacher And Will Trent Team-Up That Fans Might Have Missed
Novel and TV characters Jack Reacher and Will Trent once crossed paths in a short story that was co-written by the characters' respective creators.
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The Columbo Episode You Likely Didn't Know Was Directed By Steven Spielberg
Before he directed hits like Jaws and E.T., Steven Spielberg cut his teeth directing the first regular episode of Columbo.
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Supernatural Season 1 Stealthily Referenced One Of The Best Episodes Of The Simpsons
Season 1 of the long-running series Supernatural features a sneaky reference to one of the best episodes of The Simpsons: Marge vs. the Monorail.
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