The God Of War TV Series Beams Up A Star Trek Legend As New Showrunner
The upcoming God of War series for Prime Video just landed a Star Trek Legend as the new showrunner and executive producer.
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Yellowstone's Cole Hauser Has One Condition To Return As Rip Wheeler
The future of Yellowstone remains up in the air, and actor Cole Hauser has one specific condition in order to return as Rip Wheeler.
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How Frasier's Daytime Talk Show Could Return In The Revival, According To The Producers
Could the hit Frasier revival bring back Frasier's daytime TV talk show Dr. Crane? It's possible! Here's what we know so far.
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The Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2 Trailer Doesn't Want You To Know Kevin Costner Quit
Kevin Costner may've quit Yellowstone, but you wouldn't know it from watching the new trailer for season 5, part 2. Check it out here.
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Alan Alda Had A Big Concern About Starring In M*A*S*H
Alan Alda was the star of the TV version of MASH, but he also had some major concerns about the project before it began.
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Why One Lord Of The Rings Trilogy Screenwriter Won't Watch The Rings Of Power
One of the screenwriters of Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings film trilogy isn't watching The Rings of Power TV show for good reason.
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Skeleton Crew Is Bringing Back An Alien Race From A Non-Canon Star Wars Movie
The Star Wars series Skeleton Crew is using old-school puppetry to bring an alien race not seen since an older, non-canon Star Wars movie to life.
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The Big Bang Theory Star Kaley Cuoco Reveals If She'd Play Penny Again
Kaley Cuoco has stayed extremely busy since The Big Bang Theory wrapped up, but would she be open to returning as Penny? Here's her answer.
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William Christopher Had An Unexpected On-Set Habit During M*A*S*H
Television sets require long shooting days, and William Christopher filled his time on M*A*S*H engaging in an oddly specific habit.
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The Dark Knight Returns Predicted The Death Of Robin In Batman Comics
Frank Miller's highly influential comic The Dark Knight Returns helped lay the groundwork for the controversial death of Robin in DC's Batman comics.
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Why Netflix Cancelled Shadow And Bone
Shadow and Bone had a dedicated following of fantasy fans over its two seasons, but Netflix still canceled the show despite it's popularity. Here's why.
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Agatha All Along And The Penguin Are Making Marvel/DC History - Does Anyone Care?
The relatively muted buzz around the otherwise well-received Agatha All Along and The Penguin could point to a way forward for Marvel and DC alike.
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Horror Master Mike Flanagan Is Adapting Stephen King's First Book – As A TV Series
Mike Flanagan is adding yet another Stephen King adaptation to his resume: he's set to work on a Prime Video series based on King's debut novel Carrie.
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The Real Reason Girl Meets World Was Canceled
The Boy Meets World spinoff Girl Meets World only lasted three seasons on the Disney Channel despite its devoted fanbase. Here's why it was canceled.
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Why Mayim Bialik's The Big Bang Theory Casting Makes No Sense
The Big Bang Theory risked breaking the universe by casting Mayim Bialik after the show had previously referenced the actress's other major TV role.
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Game Of Thrones' Worst Father-Son Relationship Was Very Sweet Behind The Scenes
Charles Dance & Peter Dinklage may have played father-son characters who hated each other on Game of Thrones, but things were much different behind the scenes.
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One Popular Mad Men Character Was Supposed To Return To The Show (But Never Did)
An important character was originally written out of Mad Men with the intention of bringing them back to finish their story later.
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What USS Really Means In The Star Trek Franchise
While the starships in Star Trek abide by a nomenclature that's similar to that of the modern navy, U.S.S. does not stand for 'United States Ship.'
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Is The Penguin Setting Up A Subterranean Clash Between Oz Cobb And Batman?
The Penguin may be laying the foundation for an underground showdown between Oz Cobb and Bruce Wayne's Caped Crusader in The Batman Part II.
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The Penguin Episode 5 Features A Cameo From One Of The Batman's Most Underused Characters
The Penguin might not feature the Caped Crusader, but episode 5 includes a cameo from a character who deserved more screen time in The Batman.
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The Three Stephen King Books The Author Would Save In A Fire
Stephen King knows exactly which three of his books he'd save from having all their copies burned in a fire. Let's take a closer look at his choices.
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You've Seen One Of The Boys Stars Before On The Disney Channel (Just Not How You Think)
Before nabbing a signature role on The Boys, Karen Fukuhara developed a love of acting while working on the Disney Channel ... but she wasn't an actor yet.
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Gilligan's Island Creator Sherwood Schwartz Once Revealed His Pre-Cancellation Plans
Gilligan's Island was a wildly popular show, so much so that creator Sherwood Schwartz already made plans for a show after the island before it was canceled.
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Andy Samberg's Beetlejuice Impression Makes Up For A Cut SNL Sketch From 2006
Andy Samberg debuted a Beetlejuice impression in Michael Keaton's SNL season 50 episode, but he first tried to get in on the show all the way back in 2006.
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Why The Star Trek The Next Generation Movies Ignored Two Major DS9 Plot Points
Worf took a break from Deep Space Nine to rejoin the Enterprise crew for Star Trek: Insurrection, but he left some key plot points behind.
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One Of Marvel's Biggest Stars Was Rejected From The Big Bang Theory
One of the stars of the Marvel Cinematic Universe was passed over for a major Big Bang Theory role prior to really breaking out as an actor.
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The Best & Worst Sketches Of Michael Keaton's SNL Season 50 Episode
Michael Keaton returned to host Saturday Night Live for the first time in nearly a decade. How did SNL usher him back? Time for a recap and review!
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