The Story Behind The Best Episode Of The Simpsons, A Conan O'Brien Masterpiece
When he was a young staff writer on The Simpsons, eventual late night host Conan O'Brien wrote the best episode in the show's history: Marge vs. the Monorail.
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Star Trek's Lieutenant Leslie Has A Sweet Connection To William Shatner
This minor character appeared in more than 50 episodes of Star Trek. Here's the William Shatner Lieutenant Leslie connection which gave the character his name.
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Peri Gilpin's Frasier Return Created A Timing Issue That Had To Be Fixed
Peri Gilpin was easily the guest star who made the biggest impact on the Frasier revival, as evidenced by the overwhelming reception she received.
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Futurama's John DiMaggio Had To Regularly Suffocate Himself In The Show's Early Days
Futurama star John DiMaggio is a voice acting legend, but in the early days, he had to suffocate himself in the booth to keep from laughing on mic.
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Scream Writer Kevin Williamson Developing Shows Based On Rear Window, The Game, And More
Scream scribe Kevin Williamson is bringing four new series to Universal, and two are based on beloved classic films.
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The Batman Part II Writer To Helm Game Of Thrones Spinoff, Aegon's Conquest
The Batman and Mega Man scribe Mattson Tomlin is tackling the world of Game of Thrones with the House of the Dragon prequel series, Aegon's Conquest.
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A Future Star Wars Legend Lent His Talents To Star Trek For Metamorphosis
The Companion as seen in Star Trek Metamorphosis wouldn't have been possible without a Star Wars legend.
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The Bear's Kitchen Lingo, Explained
Corner. Behind. Family. Hands. All day. These are the specific terms and phrases you need to learn to watch The Bear.
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Stephen King's Newest Novel Is Becoming A TV Series – And You May Know The Lead Character
Stephen King's novel Holly is being turned into a TV series from the producer of the Mr. Mercedes show.
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The Real Life Inspiration For It's Always Sunny's McPoyle Brothers
The McPoyles are some of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's most repulsive characters, with their name being inspired by a real person Charlie Day once knew.
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Walter Koenig Learned Of His Star Trek Casting Through An Invasion Of Personal Space
It seems no one told Walter Koenig he'd gotten the part of Pavel Chekov on Star Trek until a costumer started yanking at his pants.
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Idris Elba Gets His Own Sonic The Hedgehog Spinoff Series With The Knuckles Trailer
Idris Elba is back to lend his 'not sexy' tones to everyone's favorite red echidna in the trailer for the Sonic the Hedgehog spinoff series Knuckles.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Gilligan's Island
Gilligan's Island ran for 98 episodes, and even had several spin-offs and TV movies follow. Sadly, almost the entire cast is no longer with us.
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The Real Life Inspiration Of Buffy's Invisible Girl Is Now A Top TV Executive
Marcy Ross, who helped inspire Buffy the Vampire Slayer's invisible girl character from 'Out of Sight, Out of Mind,' is now a major player in television.
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Percy Jackson And The Olympians Season 2 Is Officially Coming To Disney+
After earning 110 million hours of streaming time on Disney+ in its first season, the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series is officially getting a season 2.
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The Late Mickey Cottrell Played More Star Trek Characters Than You May Have Realized
Noted Hollywood publicist Mickey Cottrell played aliens on both Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Voyager.
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The Best Jack Reacher Actor Isn't Tom Cruise Or Alan Ritchson
Tom Cruise and Alan Ritchson aren't the only people to bring Jack Reacher to life. But you've probably never even seen the best actor to do it.
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The Award Winning Actress That Almost Played Buffy In Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Before Sarah Michelle Gellar was offered the role of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Poker Face star Natasha Lyonne was the WB's first choice.
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AMC Horror Series The Terror Returning For Season 3, Jennifer's Body Filmmaker Karyn Kusama Directing
AMC's The Terror returns for a third season with horror director Karyn Kusama at the helm.
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Star Trek: Voyager's Get Out Of Jail Free Card: Suspiria Explained
Let's talk about Suspiria on Star Trek: Voyager (not to be confused with the horror movie and its remake of the same name).
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The Origin Story Behind Gowron's Famous Star Trek Stare
Here's the story behind of the most distinctive stares in all of Star Trek. Actor Robert O'Reilly explains how the Gowron stare came to be.
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John Ritter's Buffy The Vampire Slayer Character Was A First For The Series
John Ritter may have only had one appearance on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but he certainly made it count.
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Every Person Tony Soprano Killed On The Sopranos
Lots of people got whacked on The Sopranos. Here, we look at everyone Tony Soprano personally killed with his own hands. Spoilers follow!
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Andy Griffith Had Dark Ideas For Matlock That Led To Arguments Behind The Scenes
Andy Griffith originally wanted Ben Matlock to have a much darker personality.
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Jesus Saves – And Also Helped A Terrible Weekend At The Box Office
The first three episodes of The Chosen season 4, a show about the life of Jesus Christ, gave a much-needed boost to the theatrical box office this past weekend.
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True Detective: Night Country Gives Us A Perfect Christmas Cameo (And Maybe A New Suspect?)
Is a beloved Christmas movie character the real villain in True Detective: Night Country? Join us on a deeply serious journey down this rabbit hole.
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Rod Serling's Unproduced Twilight Zone Pilot Finally Aired In Season 3
'The Gift' was not originally a standalone Twilight Zone episode but an additional pilot script written by creator and host Rod Serling himself.
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