Avatar: The Last Airbender's Live-Action Aang Actor Almost Didn't Audition
Gordon Cormier's lack of familiarity with the original cartoon almost prevented him from auditioning for Aang in the live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender.
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Gillian Flynn's Dark Places Becoming HBO Series, Hopes You Forgot About The 2015 Charlize Theron Movie
Gillian Flynn's Dark Places, previously adapted into a panned 2015 movie, is now becoming an HBO series.
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The Twilight Zone Unknowingly Cast An Actor Who Was Really Living The Episode's Story
The Twilight Zone episode 'The Trade-Ins' is the series at its most emotional ... and that was reflected in a very real offscreen tragedy.
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Is A Fairly OddParents Sequel Series Happening?
Nickelodeon might be bringing back The Fairly OddParents. Here's what we know about the possible sequel series.
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Why Catherine O'Hara Quit Saturday Night Live After Just One Week
Catherine O'Hara very, very briefly joined Saturday Night Live before calling it quits. Here's the story behind what happened.
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The Star Trek Captain Sulu Show That Didn't Quite Win Over Network Execs
A proposed Star Trek series would have seen Hikaru Sulu (George Takei) at the helm of the U.S.S. Excelsior. Sadly, Paramount chose a different project instead.
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The 5 Best One Piece Movies Ranked
There are 17 One Piece movies, but here are the five best anime features, ranked.
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Why The Clone Wars Changed Asajj Ventress' Story From The Star Wars Comics
Asajj Ventress was introduced in the Star Wars Expanded Universe but underwent major changes when the Clone Wars animated show added her to the official canon.
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Tony Danza Won His Taxi Role Thanks To A Black Eye And A Broken Hand
Tony Danza knocked out his Taxi audition thanks to the help of some rather in-character injuries.
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The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live - Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
Here's everything you need to know about The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.
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We Need To Talk About True Detective: Night Country's 'Corpsicle'
True Detective: Night Country's 'Corpsicle' is a terrible, dark work of art that only gets more disturbing in episode 3.
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Night Country Episode 3 Just Restored A Classic True Detective Trope
The philosophical car ride conversations from True Detective season 1 return for True Detective: Night Country.
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True Detective: Night Country's Polar Bear Isn't The Season's Only Major Parallel With Lost
Ultimately, neither Lost nor True Detective need to be solved by fans. But the new show might just recapture the best of what television can be.
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True Detective: Night Country's Third Episode Features A Classic Silence Of The Lambs Reference
True Detective: Night Country episode 3 nods to the famous quid pro quo scene from The Silence of the Lambs (though in a far less nefarious context).
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The Spiral Isn't The Only Season 1 Symbolism In True Detective: Night Country
Antler imagery was as big a part of True Detective season 1 as the ominous, ubiquitous spiral, and it's been cropping up throughout Night Country.
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Morgan Freeman's Role In The Twilight Zone You May Have Forgotten About
Long before he played God in Bruce Almighty, Morgan Freeman played a poker game with the Devil himself in the Twilight Zone episode 'Dealer's Choice.'
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The Felicity Huffman Role On Frasier You May Have Missed
On Frasier, Felicity Huffman guest starred as a character who was definitely not a fan favorite.
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The Real Man That Inspired Some Of Frank's Weirdest It's Always Sunny Moments
The real Frank Reynolds is a man called Hockey, who got kicked out of his singing street gang and likes to eat dog food and trash.
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Cheers' Thanksgiving Food Fight Episode Came With A Nightmarish Stench
Decades later, the Cheers cast could still recall the foul odor from the show's famous Thanksgiving food fight episode.
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How Futurama Gets Away With Scientific 'Mistakes'
The Futurama writers' room abides by a simple, central rule: science shall not overrule comedy.
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James Marsters Schooled Joss Whedon On Punk Rock History While Creating Buffy's Spike
Joss Whedon wanted James Marsters' Spike to be like Sid Vicious on Buffy. Thankfully, Marsters had other plans.
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A Nepo Baby Battle Between SNL's Please Don't Destroy And Dakota Johnson Gets Ugly
Dakota Johnson and Please Don't Destroy get into a vicious roast battle on Saturday Night Live, but have to call a 'nepo-truce.'
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Why Ray Bradbury Only Wrote One Episode Of The Twilight Zone
Despite Ray Bradbury's work inspiring many episodes of The Twilight Zone, 'I Sing the Body Electric' was his sole writing credit on the show. Here's why.
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The Late Star Trek Actor Who Played Dee's Hero In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
René Auberjonois gave a hilarious performance on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, far removed from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine character fans knew him for.
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How A Missed Movie Opportunity Led To Bones' The Truth In The Myth Episode
Before writing the Bones episode 'The Truth in the Myth,' Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley wanted to make an animated movie about mythical creatures.
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Whatever Happened To Enola Actress Tina Majorino From Waterworld?
Tina Majorino held her own alongside Kevin Costner in Waterworld as the young girl Enola, but what happened to the actress after the infamous blockbuster?
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Bones Has A Hidden Seinfeld Connection Only Hardcore Fans May Have Noticed
Bones once reused a subway car set from a classic episode of Seinfeld. What's the deal?
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