True Detective: Night Country Just Confirmed It's A Direct Sequel To Season 1
It looks like True Detective season 4, True Detective: Night Country, is directly tied to season 1. Here's what we know so far.
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Is True Detective: Night Country A Stealth Sequel To Season 1?
True Detective: Night Country episode 2 just made a massive connection to season 1's Rust Cohle played by Matthew McConaughey.
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True Detective: Night Country Just Recalled David Fincher's Most Disturbing Moment
True Detective: Night Country showrunner Issa López has cited David Fincher's Seven as a major influence on the season, and episode 2 proves it.
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Here's Why Star Wars Designers Purposefully Restrict Themselves On Projects
ILM's artists intentionally refrain from using the newest tools in the VFX toybox on Star Wars series like The Mandalorian to achieve a low-fi aesthetic.
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How Mary Tyler Moore Pulled Off A Tricky First Take In The Dick Van Dyke Show
An episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show resulted in Mary Tyler Moore pulling off a tricky shot while playing pool.
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Leonard Nimoy Changed Star Trek History With One Mysterious Improvised Word
Spock's mind meld in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan laid the groundwork for Spock's return, thanks to Leonard Nimoy improvising the word 'remember.'
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A Failed Pilot Set Meghan Markle And Patrick J. Adams Up For Success On Suits
The onscreen romance (and chemistry) between Meghan Markle and Patrick J. Adams' characters was a big part of what made Suits a hit.
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Saturday Night Live Spent An Entire Episode Thirsting After Jacob Elordi
Jacob Elordi hosted the first Saturday Night Live episode of 2024, and there was a noticeable theme to the sketches.
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Even Columbo's Peter Falk Couldn't Save The Twilight Zone's Take On Fidel Castro
Columbo star Peter Falk once played a thinly-veiled version of Fidel Castro in one of the worst episodes of The Twilight Zone.
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The A-Team's George Peppard Once Made A Passive Aggressive Speech Behind The Scenes
George Peppard might have overestimated his star power on The A-Team.
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Billy Gibbons' Legendary ZZ Top Guitar Inspired One Of Bones' Biggest Plot Lines
Pearly Gates, the name of ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons' guitar, made its way into Fox's Bones as the solution to one of the show's most unexpected mysteries.
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The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Played A Reclusive Writer In This Forgotten Sitcom
Rod Serling played a J.D. Salinger-like author on a forgotten sitcom. Learn all about it right here.
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The One Line That Solidified Burt Ward As The World's First Robin In Batman
During his screen test for the '60s Batman series with Adam West, Burt Ward, with complete confidence, shouted out one of Robin's catchphrases. West loved it.
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Andor Actor Varada Sethu Cast In Doctor Who As New Companion
Doctor Who companion Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) will exit the show after just one season, with Andor actor Varada Sethu boarding the Tardis next.
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Every Actor Who's Played Darth Vader In Star Wars Movies & TV
Who played Darth Vader in Star Wars? As it turns out, lots of people have played the villainous Sith lord. Let's break it down.
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How Star Trek: Picard Made The Most Out Of A Smaller Budget For The Sets
Here's why all of the sets on Star Trek: Picard season 3 suddenly got a lot more inventive.
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Marvel's What If...? Hela Episode Boiled Down To One Make Or Break Factor
Marvel's What If...? wisely brought back Cate Blanchett to voice a very different version of Hela in season 2.
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Bones' The Ghost In The Machine Perspective Flip Required All Hands On Deck
The 150th episode of Bones, 'The Ghost in the Machine,' was told from the perspective of the bones themselves.
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It's Always Sunny's Kaitlin Olson Really Ate An Entire Cake For The Gang Broke Dee
Kaitlin Olson pulled a Bruce Bogtrotter in The Gang Broke Dee episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: she housed an entire cake.
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Who Did Bruce Willis Play In The Twilight Zone?
When they first revived The Twilight Zone in 1985, they hired an at the time relative unknown named Bruce Willis for their debut episode.
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Halo Star Pablo Schreiber Hated Season 1's Controversial Sex Scene
Halo season 1 saw Master Chief getting romantic and steamy with Covenant spy Makee - a character choice that Pablo Schreiber fought against.
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Sony's Saturday Night Live Movie Already Has An Incredible Cast Lined Up
With the 50th anniversary of Saturday Night Live around the corner, Sony Pictures has a movie about the 1975 premiere of SNL on the way. But who's in the cast?
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Alan Ritchson Has A Couple Of Specific Stunts On His Reacher Wish List
If Reacher star Alan Ritchson gets his way, he may end up giving Tom Cruise a run for his money in the stunts department.
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The One Peaky Blinders Line Cillian Murphy Can't Seem To Shake
When it comes to Peaky Blinders, there's one memorable line that star Cillian Murphy still thinks about. Learn what it is right here.
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The Reacher Finale Makes Clear That This Show Is Better In The Binge Format
Reacher is a fun, silly action show that should be quickly consumed and remembered fondly. The more time viewers have to analyze it, the quicker it falls apart.
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Reacher Season 2 Finale Explained: No More Bad Luck And Trouble
As Reacher season 2 comes to a satisfying end, we break down the season finale right here. Major spoilers follow, of course.
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The Greatest Superman Story Of All Time Happened In The Real World
In 1946, Superman took on the KKK in the serial radio drama The Adventures of Superman and a superhero classic was born.
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