Adam Sandler's Love You Special Faked Mishaps For The Show, But One Altercation Was Real
Adam Sandler's new Netflix comedy special Love You has several mishaps planned by director Josh Safdie, but one altercation wasn't faked for the show.
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Ted Lasso Season 4 – Will It Actually Happen?
The folks behind Ted Lasso seem to be preparing to return to the show more than a year after it apparently ended. Here's what we know about Ted Lasso season 4.
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Only Murders In The Building Season 4 Begins The Mystery In A Totally New Way
Only Murders in the Building season 4 begins the latest mystery in an entirely new way, bucking the usual formula and shaking up the narrative in the premiere.
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Yellowstone Season 6 Could Be Happening After All With Two Returning Stars
Yellowstone might not conclude with season 5 after all, with two cast members currently in talks to return for season 6.
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The Once Upon A Time In The West Reference In Only Murders In The Building Season 4, Explained
Only Murders in the Building season 4 directly references the classic western Once Upon a Time in the West. What does it all mean? We'll explain.
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James Spader's Marvel Return Report Teases A Huge Ultron Twist
James Spader is heading back to the MCU as Ultron on the new Vision series, but early reports are hinting at a new twist to the character.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy BTS Photos Reveal Full Cast As Series Starts Filming
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy has officially begun filming, with Paramount releasing the first behind-the-scenes photos of the cast to celebrate the occasion.
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Keanu Reeves Almost Joined The Star Wars Universe With This Acolyte Role
Keanu Reeves reportedly came close to playing a pivotal role in the recently-canceled Star Wars series The Acolyte.
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The 5 Best Frankenstein Comics, Ranked
Frankenstein stories have been around for centuries, but we've ranked the five best Frankenstein comics for all the monster lovers out there.
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Adam Sandler: Love You Review: Sandman Stays Silly And Musical With A Tinge Of Safdie Chaos
Adam Sandler is back with Love You, a new comedy special on Netflix with a mix of stand-up, silly new songs, and a lovely tribute to comedy. Here's our review.
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Bones' Creator Regularly Resisted Putting The Main Characters In Danger
Bones creator Hart Hanson deliberately avoided putting Brennan and Booth in danger too often, which meant having to find other ways of raising the stakes.
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Only Murders In The Building Season 4 Review: The Biggest, Funniest & Most Meta Mystery Yet
The fourth season of Only Murders in the Building goes Hollywood in more ways than one, resulting in the biggest, funniest, and most meta mystery yet.
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Sci-Fi Remakes That Are Better Than The Original
Remaking a classic film is dangerous, either staying too close or straying too far from the first. These sci-fi remakes are even better than their originals.
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Here's What Happens When Someone Dies On House Of The Dragon
Whenever an actor's character on House of the Dragon is about to die, the show's creatives have a ritual to make things a little less awkward.
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Long Before Lost, Terry O'Quinn Was In Star Trek: The Next Generation
Years before playing John Locke on Lost, Terry O'Quinn joined Starfleet with his role in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston Has One Condition To Play Walter White Again
Bryan Cranston would reprise Walter White for real again, but the Breaking Bad veteran has a (very reasonable) condition that would need to be met first.
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Patrick Stewart Threatened Paramount With A Lawsuit Over One Star Trek Costume
One of the costumes on Star Trek: The Next Generation was such a pain to wear that it led to Patrick Stewart threatening Paramount with legal action.
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Every Season Of True Detective, Ranked
From the Yellow King to the Night Country, let's take a look back and rank every season of HBO's True Detective.
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One Scene Convinced Stephen King Breaking Bad Was The Best Show On TV
Stephen King is a Breaking Bad fan, and it's not hard to understand why, especially when it comes to the scene that first won him over.
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Gene Roddenberry Escaped Death Multiple Times Before Creating Star Trek
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry had multiple near-death experiences as a pilot before launching his landmark sci-fi TV series.
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Brennan's Real Life Counterpart Had A Sneaky Cameo In Bones Season 2
Bones was inspired (and co-produced) by real-life forensic anthropologist Dr. Kathy Reichs, who has a subtle cameo in season 2.
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The Unaired Gilligan's Island Pilot Marooned Remained Hidden For 29 Years
The pilot episode of Gilligan's Island didn't air until decades after the show ended its original run.
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In September 2024
Time to say goodbye to these movies and TV shows leaving Netflix in September 2024.
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Why Mayim Bialik Refused To Watch The Big Bang Theory
Despite Mayim Bialik having a career resurgence with The Big Bang Theory, she doesn't watch her episodes. Not even now, when she has more time on her hands.
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Why These Actors Quit Beloved Sci-Fi Shows
Sci-fi shows have sparked the careers of many big stars, but some actors left these shows at the height of their popularity, while others got out much sooner.
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Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy Fought To Get Nichelle Nichols & George Takei Paid
Over time, Leonard Nimoy evolved into Star Trek's moral center and fought for his co-stars to be fairly paid.
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Star Trek Legend William Shatner Has Two Conditions To Return As Kirk - And They're Big
Star Trek's William Shatner is game for reprising his role as Kirk so long as the franchise is willing to play by his rules.
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