Landman's Biggest Father And Son Duo Have A Surprisingly Small Age Gap
The actors behind one of Landman’s central father-son duos are surprisingly close in age. Here's why star Billy Bob Thornton says that doesn't matter.
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Before X-Men, James McAvoy Starred In An Original Version Of A Long-Running American Series
One of James McAvoy's best early career roles was on a U.K. drama series that was successfully remade in America for 11 seasons.
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Full House's John Stamos Played A Surprising Villain In A Hit DC Comics TV Show
John Stamos is most famous for playing Uncle Jesse on Full House, but thanks to a hit DC Comics series, he's also played a great villain.
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CBS Canceled This 2006 Ray Liotta Crime Drama After Only Three Episodes
Ray Liotta's first leading TV role didn't turn out so well, as he ended up starring on a crime drama series that was canceled after just three episodes.
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Landman Star Billy Bob Thornton Knows Why Taylor Sheridan's TV Shows Work So Well
Taylor Sheridan's shows have proven to be immensely successful, and Landman star Billy Bob Thornton has some thoughts on what makes them so popular.
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Wicked's Cynthia Erivo Had A Forgotten Role In The Star Wars Universe
Cynthia Erivo has played a character in the Star Wars universe before, and it's an appropriate role for the Wicked star.
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Starfleet Academy Borrows Some Unexpected Tech From Star Trek: The Animated Series
It looks like the tech on Star Trek: Starfleet Academy has finally caught up with tech glimpsed on Star Trek: The Animated Series.
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Why Apple TV's Silo Made Two Major Changes From The First Book
The Apple TV sci-fi show Silo is adapted from a series of books, but the show made some big changes from the source material. Here's why.
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An HBO Crime Drama Saw Robert De Niro Replace James Gandolfini — Then Lose The Role Himself
After James Gandolfini's untimely death, Robert De Niro was hired to replace him in an HBO crime miniseries. Then De Niro left the project.
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Genosha's Genocide In X-Men '97 Was Much More Than Just A Shocking Plot Turn
The creative team of X-Men '97 was tapping into real-world parallels with the Genosha genocide in the animated superhero series.
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The Best Kids' Animation Of 2021
Whether you're young or simply young at heart, you should love these animated features and TV shows from America, Japan, and elsewhere.
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Batman Became An Agent For Abraham Lincoln In This Western One Shot You Have To Read
In the early 1990s, Batman was imagined as a Western hero who became an agent for President Abraham Lincoln in a one shot comic.
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Landman's Billy Bob Thornton Turned Down A Major Marvel Role For A Good Reason
Billy Bob Thornton turned down a huge Marvel movie part that could have changed the course of his career, but he had a good reason for passing.
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Gilligan's Island's Stars Once Killed A Fish To Make A Point To Network Execs
To prove how toxic and nasty a lagoon on the set of Gilligan's Island was, some of the actors (tragically) sacrificed a fish.
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Thanos' Creator Has A Non-Marvel Comic That's Perfect For A Sci-Fi TV Adaptation
Jim Starlin, who created Thanos for Marvel, has a non-Marvel comic that feels ripe for an expansive TV adaptation these days. Here's what it's about.
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15 Strongest Yu-Gi-Oh! Monsters, Ranked
Yu-Gi-Oh! has plenty of monsters to go around, but which of the franchise's creatures are the strongest? Let's take a look.
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5 TV Shows That Underwent Ridiculous Overhauls
Here are 5 shows that underwent such wild and crazy overhauls that they ended up becoming completely different by the time they concluded.
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What Star Trek: Enterprise's Commander Shran Looks Like In Real Life
You may not know character actor Jeffrey Combs by name, but you've likely seen him before in various roles, including Commander Shran on Star Trek: Enterprise.
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Stephen King's Most Terrifying Characters Have Been Played By Two Brothers
Two iconic Stephen King villains have coincidentally been played by two of the Skarsgard brothers on the big and small screen.
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Before Pluribus, Samba Schutte Starred In A Pirate Show That Was Canceled Too Soon
Samba Schutte was a welcome addition to Pluribus, especially among the fans of his previous work on a certain short-lived but beloved pirate TV show.
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William Shatner, Wil Wheaton, And More Starred In This Forgotten HBO Series
HBO once tried to replicate the success of Tales From the Crypt with a sci-fi twist, but the show only lasted one season.
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X-Men: The Animated Series' Rogue Voice Actor Has An Issue With The Movies (And She's Right)
X-Men: The Animated Series voice actor Lenore Zann thinks the changes made to Rogue for the live-action movies 'weaken' the character.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Proves Just How Influential Spock Truly Was
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy made a subtle reference to Spock in the latest episode, further proving just how influential he is.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Showrunner Admits To One Big 'Mistake' In The Show
No adaptation is perfect, and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms showrunner Ira Parker has admitted to making one noteworthy mistake on the series so far.
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J. J. Abrams' Canceled Spy TV Show Is Nearly Impossible To Watch Today
J.J. Abrams has had a lot of success with TV shows, but his 2010 spy series Undercovers didn't last long and is impossible to watch today.
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Prime Video's Spider-Noir: Nicolas Cage's Marvel Character Ben Reilly, Explained
Nicolas Cage is returning as Spider-Noir in a live-action TV series, but his character's name is Ben Reilly, who has a very different story in Marvel Comics.
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Who Is Cosmo? A Brief Guide To The Newest Member Of The Guardians Of The Galaxy
Meet Cosmo: the furry Marvel Comics super-pup getting introduced in James Gunn's The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special.
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