Why Stranger Things Only Submitted One Actor To The 2023 Emmys For Season 4
You may be surprised to learn that Stranger Things' Dacre Montgomery, who plays Billy, was the only actor submitted for Emmy Awards consideration for season 4.
-
-
I Love Lucy Signed A Smoky Deal And Wound Up With A Deadly Sponsorship
Back in the old days, cigarette ads were prevalent on TV, including on the I Love Lucy show - which went all-in on with its cigarette sponsorship. -
Alexander Siddig's Audition For Star Trek's Bashir Was Anything But Normal
Alexander Siddig had no idea how big his role for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was supposed to be when he auditioned for the part. -
Succession Creator Jesse Armstrong Says Kendall's Name Was Underlined, Not Crossed Out
Kendall Roy was tortured in Succession season 4 by a single pencil line in one of his father's documents. Show creator Jesse Armstrong weighs in. -
How Family Guy Paved The Way For Futurama's Many Revivals
According to co-creator David X. Cohen, Fox's decision to cancel and then revive Family Guy helped pave the way for Futurama's own revival(s) years later. -
Kevin Costner Explains His Yellowstone Exit And Says He'll 'Probably Go To Court' Over It
The circumstances around Kevin Costner's shocking exit from Taylor Sheridan's hit Paramount series 'Yellowstone' are finally becoming clear. -
How Jimmy Buffett And The Piña Colada Song Helped Always Sunny Solve The Bathroom Problem
The late Jimmy Buffett played an invaluable role in a classic It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode that took on the bathroom debate. -
Star Trek's Temporal Cold War And Its Messy Behind-The-Scenes Origins Explained
A studio demand for more futuristic stuff lead to Star Trek: Enterprise launching a Temporal Cold War. Here are the details of what it was all about. -
Stranger Things' Dacre Montgomery Filmed His Billy Scenes For Season 4 In A Wild Way
Because of the pandemic, Dacre Montgomery couldn't make it to the set to film his Stranger Things season 4 scenes. So the set came to him. -
Maisie Williams' Dedication To The Game Of Thrones Books Made Her Job A Lot Harder
Maisie Williams, who played Arya Stark on Game of Thrones, discovered one aspect of her character in the books that she worked hard to translate to the screen. -
WB Made A Controversial Choice To Shelve These Buffy The Vampire Slayer Episodes In 1999
The Columbine massacre led to Buffy the Vampire Slayer's season 3 finale being pulled from air due to acts of violence against a 60-foot serpent. -
Peaky Blinders' Filming Schedule Had Cillian Murphy All Sorts Of Confused
Due to a confusing filming schedule, Peaky Blinders star Cillian Murphy found himself needing some help understanding where his character was at any moment. -
Star Wars Actors We Lost Too Soon
Whether their work went underappreciated behind alien masks or they became icons in the hearts of fans, these "Star Wars" actors were taken from us too soon. -
Can My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 Be The Sleeper Box Office Hit Of The Fall Season?
Can My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 follow in the footsteps of the previous two films at the box office? Or will lack of promotion hurt the film in the end? -
The Boys' Chace Crawford Was Afraid One Of The Deep's Best Scenes Would Get Cut
The Deep actor Chace Crawford was worried one of the shocking-but-funny season 1 scenes from The Boys would end up cut (it didn't). -
The 12 Most Powerful Magic Users In Netflix's The Witcher, Ranked
In the world of The Witcher, power can take many forms. But who among its cast of magic-wielders is the most formidable, and who has the most potential? -
Star Trek: Enterprise Lost Five Whole Days Of Filming Thanks To Scott Bakula's Hair
This Scott Bakula hair fiasco – a disagreement between the actor and an exec – caused a Star Trek: Voyager pilot reshoot that wiped out five days of filming. -
A Game Of Thrones Star Fessed Up To Bringing That Infamous Starbucks Cup To Set
Remember that infamous Starbucks coffee cup on Game of Thrones? Thanks to Emilia Clarke, we now know who was actually responsible for leaving it out. -
Marvel Delays Disney+ Release Dates For Echo, X-Men '97, Agatha Spin-Off & More
You'll have to wait a bit to see all your favorite supes and baddies on the small screen, as Marvel will be delaying most of its Disney+ series premieres. -
Why The Twilight Zone Is The Creator Director Gareth Edwards' Favorite TV Show
The Creator director Gareth Edwards admires The Twilight Zone for sneaking radical ideas 'under the radar of the censors.' -
A Free Zoom Series Teaches The Finer Points Of Screenwriting – And Supports Striking Writers
Word By Word, a weekly Zoom series, has been raising money for people affected by the strikes and providing insightful conversations about screenwriting. -
The Boys' Herogasm Episode Had One Conflicting Scene That Didn't Make The Final Cut
Not every storyline on The Boys can follow the comics faithfully. Unfortunately, but for good reasons, this fan-favorite comics moment had to go. -
Voyager's Roxann Dawson Had A Chance To Direct Star Trek But Dropped It For Another Show
Roxann Dawson was an actor on Star Trek: Voyager before she became a TV director, although she's never actually directed a Star Trek episode. -
Cillian Murphy Can't Compare Oppenheimer To Peaky Blinders (But Christopher Nolan Can)
Cillian Murphy doesn't see any connection between Oppenheimer and his Peaky Blinders character Tommy Shelby, but Christopher Nolan does. -
It's Always Sunny Once Removed A Distracting Prop And Fans Went Ballistic
Charlie's German Shepherd painting on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia was just a bit of production design, until fan backlash inspired an entire backstory. -
The Changeling Review: A Lyrical, Gut-Wrenching Tale About The Horrors Of Parenthood
The Apple TV+ series The Changeling is a contemporary fairy tale that rips open the underlying horror about parenthood. Read our review right here. -
Tommy Shelby's Hat In Peaky Blinders Isn't Exactly Historically Accurate
Unfortunately, we must tell you that Tommy Shelby's hat hiding razor blades, which gave the Peaky Blinders their name, doesn't have a place in real history.
