Why Billy Bob Thornton Was Shocked That Landman Became So Popular
Even star Billy Bob Thornton had to admit he was shocked that his Taylor Sheridan series Landman has become such a big hit.
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Every 2025 Stephen King Movie And TV Adaptation, Ranked
2025 was a big year for Stephen King adaptations. Here are all five movies and TV shows based on the King's work, ranked.
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X-Men: The Animated Series Used Nightcrawler To Cross A Line Superhero Cartoons Avoided
In the 1990s, religion was not a common theme in superhero cartoons. But X-Men: The Animated Series used Nightcrawler to address the topic in a thoughtful way.
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Before Ghosts, Rose McIver Starred In A Hit DC Comics Adaptation
Ghosts star Rose McIver gets to showcase some of her more unique acting talents on the sitcom, much like she did on this hit DC Comics TV adaptation.
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Slow Horses Second Desk, Explained
Here's what the phrase "second desk" means in the world of the terrific Apple TV spy series Slow Horses, and everything that position entails.
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15 Best TV Shows On Peacock, Ranked
Peacock isn't the most popular streaming service, but it still packs an impressive library of great shows. Here are the best TV shows streaming on Peacock now.
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It: Welcome To Derry Changed A Key Detail From It (And For A Good Reason)
The TV series It: Welcome to Derry changed the look of a location briefly glimpsed in the 2017 It movie, and there's a good reason for that.
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A Forgotten Star Trek & Transformers Crossover Turned The Enterprise Into An Autobot
Captain Kirk and his crew once crossed paths with the Transformers, who transformed the Enterprise itself into an Autobot.
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How A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Improves One Tired Genre Trope
Right out the gate, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms cleverly inverts a tired genre trope when it comes to characters' origin stories.
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X-Men: The Animated Series' Beast Actor Had A Cameo In The First Live-Action Movie
Even the biggest comic book movie fans may not realize that the man who voiced Beast in X-Men: The Animated Series had a tiny role in 2000's X-Men film.
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Task Season 2 Is The Perfect Opportunity For A Major HBO Crossover
With Task renewed for a second season on HBO, this is the perfect opportunity for the show to have a crossover with a limited series set in the same universe.
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12 TV Main Character Deaths That Were Way Too Disrespectful
Nobody likes it when their favorite character dies on a TV show, but the deaths of these beloved main characters really rubbed viewers the wrong way.
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Is Billy Bob Thornton Leaving Landman? Here's The Truth
There have been rumors circulating about Billy Bob Thornton leaving Landman, but is there any truth to the claims? Here's what you need to know.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's Hidden Captain Janeway Tribute Explained
Starfleet Academy's cadets are learning from the best, as a deep-cut nod to Captain Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) on the Star Trek TV series illustrates.
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The Madison Trailer: First Look At Michelle Pfeiffer & Kurt Russell's Yellowstone Spin-Off
Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell star in the trailer for The Madison, the latest Yellowstone spin-off series from franchise head honcho Taylor Sheridan.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Finally Does What House Of The Dragon Couldn't
Thanks to A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, the Game of Thrones franchise can now begin to evolve in a way that it hasn't with House of the Dragon.
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What Jay-Den Kraag From Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Looks Like In Real Life
Karim Diané, who plays the Klingon cadet Jay-Den Kraag on Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, is an up and comer with experience as both an actor and a singer.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Is A Significant Departure From The GoT Franchise In One Key Way
Like other Game of Thrones series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms begins with a significant death. However, there's a crucial difference this time around.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Leans On Game Of Thrones' Forgotten Best Element
HBO's Game of Thrones franchise can be a tad too stuffy for its own good, which is part of why A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms makes for a breath of fresh air.
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X-Men: The Animated Series Used Jubilee For A Very Important Reason
For the team behind X-Men: The Animated Series, it was crucial that Jubilee was a part of the team because she could serve as the audience surrogate.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Premiere's Best Scene Isn't In The Book
The premiere of HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms faithfully adapts the George R.R. Martin novella on which it's based — but its best scene is original.
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Before Becoming A Sci-Fi Great, This Star Trek Actor Was A Well-Known Western Star
Star Trek made actor DeForest Kelley famous, but before that he had already built up a solid career appearing on seemingly every TV Western.
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The Best Yellowstone Season, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone wasn't an immediate success. It was only because of its highest-rated season on Rotten Tomatoes that it became such a behemoth.
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The First Planned Animated X-Men Series Was Going To Be A Spider-Man Spin-Off
Before X-Men: The Animated Series came along, Marvel's Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends tried to set the stage for the first-ever X-Men cartoon in the 1980s.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Is Getting Review Bombed And That's Sad But Not Surprising
Star Trek has been boldly and controversially progressive from the very start, so it's no surprise that Starfleet Academy is getting review bombed.
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SNL Mocks Stranger Things Conformity Gate Craze & Netflix's Spin-Off Plans
SNL imagines what the Stranger Things Conformity Gate episode might have looked like, along with a bunch of potential spin-offs for the Netflix series.
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Pluribus Creator Vince Gilligan And Will Ferrell Almost Made A Comedy With A Wild Premise
The unlikely pairing of Vince Gilligan and Will Ferrell nearly came to fruition in a wild comedy film written by the Pluribus showrunner.
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