The Only M*A*S*H Actor Who Was In Every Single Episode
One actor became the anchor for the series M*A*S*H over the course of its long run on television - and he's why we continue to watch the show today.
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The Fate Of Lee Dutton In Yellowstone Explained
What happened to Lee Dutton on Yellowstone? We have the answer right here, but it contains spoilers if you haven't watched the hit show, so be warned. -
The One Star Trek Plotline Lower Decks Will Never Do
Unfortunately for fans of a certain iconic Trek baddie, the team behind Star Trek: Lower Decks have decided to leave it for the other series to explore. -
Why Gary Burghoff Left M*A*S*H And Never Returned
There have many stories about Gary Burghoff's time on M*A*S*H, but why did the actor really leave the successful, classic army hospital series? -
This Episode Of The Twilight Zone Was A Harsh Critique Of Hollywood Westerns
Rod Serling had a bone to pick with the Western TV genre, so he satirized it in an episode of The Twilight Zone. -
Bea Arthur's Steamy Futurama Cameo Was Bizarrely Heartwarming For John DiMaggio
Bea Arthur gives one of the best cameo performances in Futurama history, and Bender voice actor John DiMaggio remembers their collaboration fondly. -
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Creators Wrote An Ending For The Show Years Ago
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia may not be ending any time soon, but the creators have already planned out how the story will come to a close. -
Where You Can Watch All 11 Seasons Of M*A*S*H
Want to watch every episode of the hit comedy-drama M*A*S*H? You have a few options, but the experience will differ depending on which you choose. -
The Best Movies And TV Shows Coming To Netflix In October 2023
There's more than horror movies and TV series to look forward to this spooky season. Here's everything coming to Netflix in October 2023. -
The Best Movies And TV Shows Leaving Netflix In October 2023
October is right around the corner, so let's take a look at the titles leaving Netflix next month, including Reservoir Dogs, Collateral, and more. -
Roald Dahl Tried (And Failed) To Compete With The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone had some direct competition from the Roald Dahl-fronted sci-fi horror anthology series Way Out. Ultimately, of course, the former won out. -
One Of The Best Buffy The Vampire Slayer Episodes Includes Nods To Sin City And Reservoir Dogs
Fool For Love is stylish, sexy, and dangerous, built on ultra-cool references to both Sin City and Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs. -
Yellowstone's Kelly Reilly Has A Bad Feeling About Beth And Rip's Season 5 Fate
Beth Dutton is the tortured yet golden heart of Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone, and Kelly Reilly is afraid the series finale may not play out well for her. -
Like The Boys, Gen V's Sharpest Satire Reflects Real Life
The Supes of Gen V have to deal with the same issues of corruption, manipulation, and betrayal as The Boys ... now with more teenage hormones! -
Compound V Is Even More Insidious In Gen V Than In The Boys
The insidious Compound V may have given us the Supes in The Boys, but for the students of Gen V, its creators are even worse than we thought. -
Gen V Is As Brutal And Nasty As The Boys, But With One Key Difference
Gen V is just as brutal, nasty, and sexy as The Boys, but is not only playing in the sandbox of superhero shows, it's also an unapologetic teen drama. -
A Guide To The New Supes Of The Boys Spin-Off Gen V
Gen V introduces a whole new class of Supes in this spin-off series to The Boys. Meet your new favorite overpowered besties. -
Gen V's Shocking First Episode Harkens Back To A Horror Classic
The bloody world of The Boys can sometimes feel like a horror movie, and new spin-off series Gen V continues that trend. -
The Man Who Really Saved Rick And Morty (No, Not Dan Harmon)
Rick and Morty once had a chaotic production behind the scenes, but executive producer Scott Marder helped make things operate much smoother. -
Gen V's Gender-Swapping Superhero: Jordan's Superpowers Explained
Let's talk about Jordan, a character on The Boys spin-off Gen V. Some minor spoilers for the new Prime Video series follow, so consider yourself warned. -
Suits Built An Entire Prison Set That The Show Barely Even Used
The Suits production team may have gotten a little too ambitious when it built a massive prison set for Mike's short-lived stint in jail during season 6. -
The Case Of An Alfred Hitchcock Hour Episode Mistaken For The Twilight Zone
Let's talk about The Jar, an episode of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour which people sometimes mistake as an episode of The Twilight Zone. -
Star Trek: Lower Decks Reached Deep Into A Classic TNG Episode For Its Latest Storyline
Star Trek: Lower Decks reached into Trek history for an episode that helped developed one of the series' best characters, Gabrielle Ruiz's T'Lyn -
How The WGA Strike Turned Drew Carey Into A True Hollywood Hero
By picking up the tab at Bob's Big Boy and Swingers for the duration of the strike, Drew Carey has transformed into a kind of workers' folk hero. -
Our Flag Means Death Season 2 Review: Get On Board With This Funny, Dark, And Brilliant Return
There's so much creative energy stuffed into Our Flag Means Death season 2 that it should be bursting at the seams. Read our review of the new season here. -
Lower Decks Shows A New Side Of One Of Star Trek's Most Over-The-Top Alien Races
The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4 reveals that members of the Betazoid alien race are not merely horny alcoholics. They are also badasses. -
Lower Decks Wants To Redeem The Most Expendable Star Trek Characters
Security officers on Starfleet ships are famously the first to die in any given episode, but Star Trek: Lower Decks is now giving them their due.
