Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Opening Is A True Story From Meryl Streep's Childhood
Only Murders in the Building's showrunner was shocked when Meryl Streep opened up about true story behind a scene from her season 3 guest appearance.
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Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein Took It Upon Himself To Star As Roy Kent
Ted Lasso star Brett Goldstein decided during the writing process that he should be the one to play Roy Kent. -
Game Of Thrones' Showrunners Pranked Kit Harington With A Gruesome Fake Script
Unlike Jon Snow, Kit Harington knows a few things, like when Game of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss were pulling a script prank on him. -
Loki Season 2 Already Has What It Needs To Fix Marvel's Jonathan Majors Problem
If Marvel doesn't want to work with Jonathan Majors anymore, there's a solution to be found in the comics. -
Why Richie's Redemption Arc In The Bear Season 2 Fits The Character Perfectly
Richie's redemption arc on The Bear season 2 is one of the season's highlights, and that's saying something. Here's why the change works for the character. -
Li'l Sebastian Returns From Horsey Heaven To Join Parks And Rec Cast On Strike
World-famous mini horse Li'l Sebastian flew down on angel's wings for a Parks and Recreation cast reunion on the picket line. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Zacarius Attack Scene Had Anson Mount Worried
Anson Mount was worried about going to a 'big place' for a scene on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. -
Family Guy's Star Wars Episode Is Called Blue Harvest For A Very Geeky Reason
The Family Guy Star Wars episode is titled Blue Harvest. But why? There's a good reason. -
Rod Serling Made A Big Mistake In The Twilight Zone's Opening Narration
Rod Serling had trouble counting his dimensions for The Twilight Zone. -
Why Loki's TVA Mascot Miss Minutes Has An Accent
Miss Minutes might be the most sweetly sinister character on Loki. -
Game Of Thrones' Failed First Pilot Has An Eerie Connection To The Real-Life Titanic
Perhaps the creatives on Game of Thrones should have seen a disaster incoming with their original failed pilot, given its connection to the Titanic. -
Jonathan Frakes Has The Receipts Of Success To Get Star Trek: Legacy Rolling
Jonathan Frakes believes it's a matter of when and not if the Star Trek: Picard follow-up, dubbed Legacy, will become a reality. Make it so! -
The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Moment That Defined Frank For Danny DeVito
Danny DeVito's Frank on It’s Always Sunny has gone through a lot of changes over the years to become who he is today. -
Another Actor Beat Cillian Murphy To Oppenheimer About Four Decades Ago
Back in 1980, BBC produced a seven-hour miniseries version of Oppenheimer's life and the creation of the atomic bomb, and it starred Sam Waterston. -
The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Finale Understands The Art Of The Surprise
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds kept a finale secret a surprise in an era where movies and TV shows intentionally spoil their own reveals. -
Kohrra Is An Indian Noir Series – And The Latest Hit For Netflix
Indian crime thrillers or procedural-centered dramas on Netflix have performed really well, including Kohrra, which is streaming right now. -
The Twisted Metal TV Series Is A Total Blast – And There May Be A Secret Reason For Its Success
Based on the ultra-graphic video game, Peacock's series adaptation of Twisted Metal is as hilarious as it is violent. -
No, Chef: The Bear Season 2 Could've Seen Carmy And Sydney Hooking Up
Many on the internet shipped Carmy and Sydney. It turns out that one of the co-showrunners kind of did as well. -
Jonathan Frakes Wasn't The First Choice For Riker In Star Trek: The Next Generation
When it came down to casting Commander William Riker, Jonathan Frakes was the second choice. And the other actor would've been... Well, a bit wrong. -
The Fall Of The House Of Usher - Release Date, Trailer, Cast, Plot And More Info
Mike Flanagan tells a tale inspired by the works of Edgar Allan Poe in upcoming Netflix horror series The Fall of the House of Usher. -
Sacha Baron Cohen Is Bringing Back Ali G In Some Kind Of Mystery Project
Sacha Baron Cohen is prepping his controversial yet beloved character Ali G for a return, like he did with Borat in 2020. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S2 Finale Pokes Fun At The Franchise's Low-Budget Past
The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 2 finale sends us to Parnassus Beta and makes a friendly dig at The Original Series while doing so. -
Mike Flanagan's The Fall Of The House Of Usher Gets Release Date And First Look
The Fall of the House of Usher is Mike Flanagan's final series for Netflix, and horror fans absolutely need to have its release date on their radar. -
Johnny Hardwick, Voice Of Dale Gribble On King Of The Hill, Has Died At 64
The voice of Dale Gribble, one of the most beloved characters on the classic animated series King of the Hill, has passed away. RIP Johnny Hardwick. -
Strange New Worlds Has Established The Gorn As The Next Great Star Trek Villain
The Gorn have been a part of Star Trek lore for decades, but the Strange New Worlds season 2 finale has finally made them the perfect villain. -
The Emmys Move From September To January Due To The Hollywood Strikes
The Emmys are moving from September to January due to the ongoing strikes and will now be held on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day: Monday, January 15, 2024. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Finale Is Just A Monster Episode
The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 2 finale unleashes the Gorn again. Read our review right here.
