14 Shows Like Gilmore Girls That You Really Should Watch
For fans looking for a similar viewing experience, here are shows like Gilmore Girls that you really should watch.
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The Witcher: Blood Origin Trailer: An Old Friend Joins The Prequel Party
Elves, monsters, an evil empire and ... Jaskier?! Check out the new trailer for The Witcher: Blood Origin. -
Mel Brooks And Carl Reiner Had A Special Friendship That Didn't Need To Extend To Movies
"We don't need an audience. Let's just do an act for ourselves." -
The Music Of The Witcher: Blood Origin Features A First-Time Singer And A Famous Film Composer [Exclusive]
"Any one of these songs could be sung unaccompanied, acapella in a corner of a room and mesmerize people." -
A Love Of Folk Tradition Helped Bring The Witcher: Blood Origin To Life [Exclusive]
In the world of The Witcher, music is a powerful medium for spreading information and inciting revolution. -
The Witcher: Blood Origin Took Inspiration From Classic Cinema [Exclusive]
A time-honored storytelling tradition. -
The Witcher: Blood Origin Showrunner Brought Jaskier Back For The Prequel Because It Felt Natural [Exclusive]
The moral of this story is that Joey Batey is an absolute legend. -
The Snow In Irving Berlin's White Christmas Was Actually A Very Deadly Substance
Have yourself a merry (horrifying) Christmas. -
Why Ending Cartoon Network's Craig Of The Creek Is A Huge Mistake
"When it's time to go to bed, I know I don't have to feel alone, 'cause I'll see you tomorrow at the creek." -
Sean Connery Initially Thought Entrapment Had Too Many Special Effects
'So we got away from that and got to this.' -
Band Of Brothers Changed James Madio's Life Beyond His Acting Career
James Madio's life was changed after playing Frank Perconte in the World War II drama miniseries Band of Brothers. -
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One Of John Cleese's Only Fawlty Towers Regrets Involves Getting Hit With A Moose Head
John Cleese is above all a perfectionist, and even when he isn't satisfied with his very best, we still love him. -
Mike Flanagan Reveals What We Would Have Seen In The Midnight Club Season 2
For those saddened by the cancelation of The Midnight Club, there is the solace of Mike Flanagan's Tumblr breakdown of the plans for season 2. -
When He Wasn't Working With George Romero, Tom Savini Was Making The Mysterious Kid's Show Ghostwriter
Tom Savini has made some of the most memorable monsters in movie history, like the terrifying creature that scared a generation of PBS kids. -
Why Andor Went 'Primitive' With The Star Wars Clothing Design For Kenari
The Lord of the Flies was also an inspiration for the Kenari wardrobe. -
Prime Video Surpasses Netflix As Most Popular Streamer In The U.S. For The First Time
They haven't shared the data that confirms this, however. -
Every Season Of Seinfeld Ranked From Worst To Best
Like many shows, Seinfeld took a while to find itself — and then, of course, there's that finale. How did those speedbumps affect our favorite seasons? -
Game Of Thrones Actress Kate Dickie Flies Through The Moon Door Into Loki Season 2
Details are sparse, but she's said to be playing 'a villain.' -
John Cleese Remembers Monty Python As A 'Democracy Run Riot'
Like King Arthur and his knights, the table was round and no one sat at the head. -
The 10 Spookiest Moments In Wednesday Season 1, Ranked
Jenna Ortega shines as the iconic Wednesday Addams in the new Netflix series that is full of laughs and plenty of spooky moments. -
The Daily Stream: A.P. Bio Is A Lesson In Letting People In
A.P. Bio only lasted four seasons, but they sure made them count. -
Doom Patrol Season 4: Release Date, Cast, And More For The Offbeat DC Superhero Show's Return
The offbeat superhero team is back very soon. -
Why John Cleese Considers Fawlty Towers' Suppressed Anger Funnier Than Real Anger
'He's frightened that somebody will find something out.' -
Aaron Sorkin Had One Rule When It Came To Casting The West Wing
The show's creatives weren't interested in hiring 'standard' TV leads. -
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How John Waters' Guest Spot Helped The Simpsons Dismantle The Groomer Narrative 27 Years Ago
In 1997, a classic episode of The Simpsons took a pin to homophobic hysteria.
