A John Carpenter Horror Classic Gets A Shout-Out In True Detective: Night Country
True Detective: Night Country's frozen setting is strongly reminiscent of John Carpenter's The Thing, which makes a cameo appearance in the premiere.
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True Detective: Night Country Wears Its Horror Inspirations On Its Sleeve
Like season 1, the new season of True Detective, True Detective: Night Country draws on horror literature to tell its creepy mystery story.
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The Bloody Always Sunny Injury That Had Kaitlin Olson's Bone Exposed
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Kaitlin Olson is more than a little injury-prone on set, but Sweet Dee wouldn't be the same without her physical comedy.
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Star Trek: Discovery Deprived Us Of A Book And Ryn Song Duet
A deleted scene from Star Trek: Discovery featured a duet between Ryn and Book.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Chucky Movies
You probably know about the nine American-made Chucky movies, but did you know about the Indian remakes? Here's how to watch all of the Chucky movies in order.
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Futurama Animators Are Faced With The Same Challenge Every Couple Of Seasons
Futurama has often returned to a single important day in 1999. Here's how the show's animators approach the challenge of depicting that familiar setting.
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Frasier's Four-Legged Cast Members Caused Quite A Bit Of Chaos Behind The Scenes
The Frasier cast and crew learned the hard way just how true that adage about never working with animals or children really is.
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The Bones Storylines That Don't Sit Right With Emily Deschanel
Emily Deschanel has found that Bones' terrorism episodes (not so surprisingly) don't hold up especially well.
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Network Execs Were Wary About Buffy The Vampire Slayer's Most Daring Episode
The mostly dialogue-free Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode Hush made network execs wary, but the gamble ultimately paid off.
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How One M*A*S*H Cast Member's Role Carried Over Into Real Life
Mike Farrell played surgeon B.J. Hunnicutt for eight seasons on M*A*S*H, but in 1985, the actor's role on TV suddenly got a little bit more real.
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Daredevil: Born Again - Returning Cast, Release Window, And More Info
Matt Murdock will prowl the streets of Hell's Kitchen once more in Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again. Here's what we know about the show so far.
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The Twilight Zone Dropped The Ball On Their Only Chance To Work With Buster Keaton
Buster Keaton is a legendary performer, but his episode of The Twilight Zone is one many wish could be forgotten.
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What Separated Bones From NCIS & Other Procedurals, According To David Boreanaz
David Boreanaz has a theory about what separates Bones from countless other procedural cop shows like NCIS, and he might be right.
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Cheers' Final Send-Off Had The Cast In A Disastrous Drunken State
Cheers may have been where everybody knows your name, but the cast seemed so drunk they could barely remember they were on TV during the final Cheers send-off.
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Charlie Day Made A Small But Historic Change To It's Always Sunny's Pepe Silvia Speech
The name Pepe Silvia was the result of a misreading - not by Charlie on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia but by actor Charlie Day himself.
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The Enterprise-D Joke That Got Axed From Star Trek: The Next Generation's Finale
In the finale episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, the writers almost made a zany Enterprise-D joke.
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The Murderous Futurama Christmas Episode That Fox Initially Banned
A Christmas episode of Futurama scared Fox executives enough that they initially banned it. How naughty of them.
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Star Trek: Voyager's VFX Team Fought Hard Against One Hope And Fear Scene
The VFX team for the Star Trek: Voyager episode Hope and Fear had to deal with a starship making a u-turn in space.
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Bones' Booth Always Carried Three Specific Items In His Pockets Throughout The Series
On Bones, Booth actor David Boreanaz always carried specific items in pockets - three items that you can learn all about right here.
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The It's Always Sunny Episode That Had Charlie Day Worried About The Cameraman
Steadfast It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia cameraman Adam Sklena was a huge part of what made the classic episode 'Charlie Work' a success.
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Yellowstone's Wes Bentley Sees Murder In Jamie Dutton's Future
Is Jamie Dutton a killer? Yellowstone star Wes Bentley sure seems to think so.
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One Classic Anime Has A Character Inspired By Marvel's The Hulk
Naoki Urasawa's anime Monster features a character crafted in the same spirit as Marvel's Hulk and his man/monster dichotomy.
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This Simpsons Batman Parody Has An Undeniable Similarity With A Real DC Comic
A Simpsons story in which Smithers tries to humor Mr Burns' Batman fantasies played out between Bruce Wayne and Alfred in the original comics.
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Why Frasier Never Showed Niles' Wife Maris, According To David Hyde Pierce
Frasier recreated a running gag from Cheers by never showing Niles' wife, Maris - but David Hyde Pierce says that wasn't the writers' original intention.
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Star Trek: The Next Generation Scrapped An Entire Borg Storyline From The Finale
The Star Trek: The Next Generation series finale featured a scrapped storyline that involved the Borg.
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Who Are Chafa, Lowak, And Tuklo In Marvel's Echo? The Indigenous Ancestors Explained
Maya's Indigenous ancestors help her throughout Marvel's Echo series. Let's take a look at these ancestors and how they relate to the Choctaw Nation's history.
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The Twilight Zone Used Some Brilliantly Cheap Special Effects To Set The World On Fire
The Twilight Zone episode 'The Midnight Sun' had to get inventive to depict an entire world burning up and losing touch with reality.
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