Peaky Blinders Got A Letter From A Real War Vet About Tommy Shelby
The creator of Peaky Blinders was sent a real war veteran letter about Tommy Shelby, the main character who suffers from PTSD from World War I.
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Is Death Note 2 Still Happening At Netflix Or Has Its Name Been Written In The Book?
Netflix's live-action Death Note movie wasn't well-received, but that doesn't mean we've seen the last of Light Yagami and his little book. -
The Only It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Star Who's Actually From Philadelphia
While all the characters on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are Philly born and raised, only Rob McElhenney is actually from the City of Brotherly Love. -
Why Gina Torres Walked Away From Suits After Season 6
Gina Torres departed Suits after season 6 to focus on her personal life, although she would later appear on the show part-time and even starred in a spinoff. -
Drew Barrymore Cancels Controversial Plan To Bring Talk Show Back Amid Hollywood Strikes
Following major backlash to the announcement that The Drew Barrymore Show would resume despite the writers strike, the show's host has reversed course. -
Sam Witwer Landed His First Of Many Star Wars Roles By Being A Franchise Superfan
Star Wars superfan, Sam Witwer, achieved the ultimate fanboy dream and turned his passions into a career in character work. -
Gene Roddenberry Isn't Who We Should Be Thanking For Star Trek's Scotty
Star Trek: The Original Series creator Gene Roddenberry helped develop Scotty, but it was actor James Doohan who truly invented the character. -
The Secret Weapon That Sets Futurama's Animation Apart From The Simpsons
Futurama and The Simpsons may share a creator, but the different animation styles allowed them both to thrive in completely different universes. -
William Shatner's Twilight Zone Episode Came With A Side Of Intense Sleep Deprivation
The Twilight Zone episode Nightmare at 20,000 Feet starring William Shatner was originally supposed to be shot in 4 days, and then things changed. -
One Of The Twilight Zone's Loneliest Episodes Was Inspired By A Real NASA Experiment
The Twilight Zone pilot episode, titled Where Is Everybody?, appears to have been inspired by a real-life NASA isolation experiment from the moon race. -
The Boys Filmed Some X-Rated Material For The Deep's Parody Trailer
Shooting a trailer for The Deep's movie Not Without My Dolphin was so fun that The Boys producers considered actually making the movie. -
Spock's Star Trek: The Next Generation Return Left The Writers With Plenty Of Regrets
Some think Spock's return in Star Trek: The Next Generation was perfectly talky and political, but some writers on the show craved more action. -
14 Mistakes You Never Noticed In The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone was a brilliant show. However, it featured mistakes of the production and science varieties. These are 14 of those mistakes. -
How Tommy Shelby's Lack Of Eating Became A Running Gag On Peaky Blinders
Have you ever noticed that Tommy Shelby never eats on Peaky Blinders? According to Cillian Murphy, this eventually became an intentional running joke. -
Why Marcia Strassman Left M*A*S*H After Only Six Episodes
Marcia Strassman's Nurse Margie Cutler was introduced in the first season of M*A*S*H, but she didn't stick around for long. Why did she leave the show? -
Transformers And Winnie The Pooh Share A Certain Legendary Voice
Peter Cullen has lent his voice to both The Transformers and Winnie the Pooh. He's also not the only Transformers actor with a link to another iconic property. -
Barbie: A Touch Of Magic Is The Perfect Streaming Chaser For The Gerwig Generation
If you aren't feeling Kenough, and need to fill the Barbie-sized hole Greta Gerwig's film left in your heart, try Netflix's Barbie: A Touch of Magic. -
Despite Rumors, Jensen Ackles Didn't Actually Audition For Captain America
The Boys character Soldier Boy may be inspired by Captain America, but actor Jensen Ackles confirms he never auditioned to play the Marvel role despite rumors. -
The Murderous True Story Of Rosa Peral And Netflix's Burning Body
Here's our advice about what to watch first: Netflix's Burning Body, or the Rosa Peral documentary series about the brutal killing of a police officer in Spain. -
An Infamous Batman Villain Performance And A Peaky Blinders Accent Share The Same Inspiration [Exclusive]
Aidan Gillen and Tom Hardy have only ever shared a few scenes over the course of their careers, but one shared accent inspiration will bind them forever. -
A Futurama Movie Could Be In The Cards At Hulu
Futurama producer Claudia Katz has expressed interest in making another movie, now that the series has been revived at Hulu again. -
Henry Cavill Went Through An Emotional Crisis During One Of The Witcher's Goopiest Scenes
Henry Cavill could barely get through a muck and goop-filled shoot on The Witcher season 1, but the filth was actually the least of his worries. -
John Carpenter's Suburban Screams Release Date, Trailer, Director, And More Info
John Carpenter returns to the director's chair with the Peacock series Suburban Screams. Here's everything we know about the new horror show. -
Ahsoka's Age Throughout Star Wars History, Explained
Ahsoka has been fighting in Star Wars since she was a child, but it wasn't until a recent episode of her own series that we truly have a grasp on that concept. -
How One Of Star Trek: Voyager's Weirdest Concepts Wound Up In Lower Decks
'Threshold' is one of the weirder episodes of Star Trek: Voyager, which is part of why the creative team behind Star Trek: Lower Decks wanted to reference it. -
The German Thriller Series On Netflix That Has Everyone's Attention
The German-language thriller series Dear Child has been making waves with Netflix viewers thanks to its puzzle-style narrative and horror-adjacent elements. -
The New Goosebumps Show Looks Like They're Finally Getting The Books Right
Disney+ has a new Goosebumps TV series coming out, and it might just be the first adaptation to fully honor the spirit of R.L. Stine's original books.
