Bob Odenkirk Landed His Breaking Bad Role Thanks To This Beloved HBO Series
Bob Odenkirk was best known for his role in an HBO comedy show before Breaking Bad - and it landed him the role of Saul Goodman.
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15 Most Powerful Sith In Star Wars, Ranked
Darth Vader is one of the greatest villains of all time, but where does he rank when it comes to the most powerful Sith in the galaxy? Let's break it down.
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Why Young Justice's Creators Didn't Even Want To Make The Show At First
The creators of Young Justice were initially worried about making the series for DC Animation, fearful that audiences would think they'd seen it all before.
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The Twilight Zone Director Joe Dante's Favorite Rod Serling Episode Is An Emotional Feat
Horror maestro Joe Dante directed one of the best segments of The Twilight Zone movie, but here's his favorite episode from the Rod Serling era.
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Harry Potter's Gryffindor Traits Explained
Why does the Harry Potter franchise favor the Gryffindor House over all of the others? Let's examine all of the traits and characters to find the answer.
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Every Season Of Bones, Ranked From Worst To Best
Bones continues to be one of the most-streamed dramas years after it went off the air, so we've ranked all 12 seasons from worst to best.
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David Hewlett's Favorite Stargate Atlantis Episode Makes So Much Sense
David Hewlett's favorite episode of Stargate Atlantis is one he called 'a total tear-jerker' and boasted one of the best scripts he'd ever read.
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Timothy Olyphant Made His TV Debut In This Canceled '90s Series
Scream 2 is the project that put Timothy Olyphant's name on the map, but he made his TV debut in a short-lived 1990s series with a familiar title and premise.
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Star Trek: Captain Picard's 'There Are Four Lights' Line, Explained
In one of the best episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Captain Picard insists that there are four lights in a torture chamber. Here's what it means.
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The Massive Lie The Walking Dead's Creator Told To Get The Comic Published
Robert Kirkman fibbed about where he planned to take the story in the Walking Dead comic books, but it's for the best that he didn't follow through on that lie.
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Mark Ruffalo's Task Shares Its Universe With A Beloved HBO Crime Series
So far as creator Brad Ingelsby is concerned, the Mark Ruffalo-starring Task takes place in the same universe as another HBO crime show created by Ingelsby.
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The 15 Best Seinfeld Characters, Ranked
Seinfeld went off the air decades ago, but the classic sitcom still makes us laugh. Here are the 15 best Seinfeld characters, ranked.
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One Of Stan Lee's Earliest Cameos Wasn't Even For A Marvel Property
Stan Lee's Marvel Cinematic Universe cameos became fan favorites over the years, but one of his earliest cameos was on an animated kid's TV show.
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This NBC Sci-Fi Series Was Canceled Just As It Was About To Become Good
It's a shame when a TV series is canceled before it has the chance to find its audience, but one NBC sci-fi show was canceled on a fascinating cliffhanger.
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Why The Walking Dead Doesn't Have Overweight Zombies, According To Robert Kirkman
Walking Dead comics creator Robert Kirkman has said the TV adaptation avoided overweight zombies for practical reasons, but there may be another explanation.
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Star Wars Legend Mark Hamill Retired From Live-Action Roles Until This Netflix Series
Mark Hamill had pretty much retired from live-action acting, and then Mike Flanagan came along and offered him a role in this Netflix horror series.
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Mr. Scorsese Review: A Loving Tribute To Our Greatest Living Filmmaker
Martin Scorsese's life and career gets the docuseries treatment with the delightful Mr. Scorsese, a celebration of one of the best filmmakers of all time.
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Before Fallout, Ella Purnell Starred In An Agatha Christie Adaptation With A Stacked Cast
Before she landed the lead role on Prime Video's Fallout TV series, Ella Purnell was part of the big cast of BBC One's Ordeal by Innocence.
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Friends Star Matthew Perry's First Major Role Was In A Failed Fox Sitcom
Before Friends, Matthew Perry's first major role was on a Fox sitcom that had two different titles before it ended up being canceled entirely.
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Reacher's Writing Team Had A Few Key Rules That Guided The Series
Lee Child's Jack Reacher book series are renowned, so adapting the character correctly for the Prime Video series was of utmost importance.
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Why Syfy Canceled Channel Zero
The Syfy series Channel Zero was a terrifying time for four seasons, but here's why the popular horror show was given the cancellation axe.
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15 Best Fantasy Books You Need To Read If You Like Harry Potter
If you've had your fill of the Harry Potter series and you want more fantasy books to escape into, here's a collection of stories to summon into your hands.
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Scott Bakula's Proposed Star Trek: Enterprise Spin-Off Will Finally Reveal A Major Franchise Moment
Star Trek: Enterprise lead Scott Bakula and writer/producer Mike Sussman want to continue the story with a new series called Star Trek: United.
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Why Scarlet Witch Is Obsessed With Ms. Marvel In Marvel Zombies, Explained By The Director
In the What If...? alternate timeline of Marvel Zombies, Scarlet Witch is seemingly obsessed with Ms. Marvel. Here's what the director had to say.
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5 K-Dramas To Watch If You Like Netflix's Bon Appetit, Your Majesty
If you've already binged all of Bon Appetit, Your Majesty on Netflix and are looking for a new K-drama to fill the void, we have five for you to check out.
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Where The Friday Night Lights Cast Is Now
Friday Night Lights made waves as an acclaimed sports drama, but what happened to the cast after the show was over? Let's take a look.
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The One Famous Killer Ryan Murphy Won't Tackle In Netflix's Monster
Netflix's controversial Monster series keeps chugging along, but there's one real-life serial killer creator Ryan Murphy feels doesn't makes sense for the show.
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