Brilliant Planning Gave The Boys Season 4 The Best Montage Reveal
Here's how a revealing montage from The Boys season 4 ended up happening.
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The Simpsons' Rio De Janeiro Vacation Led To Upset Brazilians And A Legal Threat
The Rio de Janeiro-set Simpsons episode 'Blame It On Lisa' punches down a bit, which didn't sit well with the show's Brazilian viewers. -
The Simpsons Episode You'll Never See (Because It Doesn't Exist)
Have you ever seen this "lost" episode of The Simpsons? -
Here's Why The Mentalist Was Canceled By CBS
The Mentalist was a ratings winner for CBS for several years. Here's why the show eventually came to an end after its seventh season. -
Gene Roddenberry's One Big Star Trek Rule Created Problems For The Writers
Gene Roddenberry's love of structure informed much of Star Trek, but it also made things harder for the franchise's writers. -
One Of Star Trek: The Next Generation's Best Episodes Was Also One Of The Hardest
An acclaimed episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation also proved very difficult to make. -
Star Trek: The Next Generation's Spock Ban Created A Nightmare For The Writers
Believe it or not, Star Trek: The Next Generation was originally banned from saying the name "Spock." Then things changed. -
Every Netflix Original Series That's No Longer On Netflix
The biggest broken promise of the streaming era? Original shows would stay on the service that made them. Here are the Netflix originals no longer on Netflix. -
Damon Lindelof's Favorite Lost Cliffhanger Was Inspired By A Bloody Horror Sequel
Lost showrunner Damon Lindelof is kind of obsessed with the horror sequel Saw II and even drew inspiration from it for the show's season 3 finale. -
Saturday Night Live Just Lost Its First (And Only) Nonbinary Cast Member
Saturday Night Live has now lost Molly Kearney, the show's first nonbinary cast member, before the late night sketch comedy series begins season 50. -
The Madison: Taylor Sheridan Is Expanding The Yellowstone Universe With Kurt Russell & Michelle Pfeiffer
Kurt Russell is in talks to join the newest Taylor Sheridan Yellowstone spin-off along with Michelle Pfeiffer and Suits star Patrick J. Adams. -
One SNL Actor Is Leaving Ahead Of The 50th Anniversary – Because The Show Made Her Miserable
Saturday Night Live is losing at least one cast member before the show's 50th season begins, and the comedian in question said the show made her miserable. -
Batman: Caped Crusader Finally Realizes A Banned Batman: The Animated Series Episode
The Batman: Caped Crusader episode 'Nocturne' realizes a story that Fox Kids wouldn't allow Batman: The Animated Series to explore. -
One Batman: Caped Crusader Villain Is Based On A Legendary Horror Actor
Batman: Caped Crusader's new Clayface was inspired by one of the most famous monster performers in horror history, and the show is better for it. -
The Rings Of Power Season 2 Finally Fixes A Huge Complaint From Lord Of The Rings Fans
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 will address a major complaint that Tolkien purists had about the first season. -
Netflix's Dark Boy Band Docuseries Is Embroiled In An AI-Related Controversy
Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam is the latest Netflix docuseries to attract controversy thanks to its use of AI-altered material. -
Netflix Re-Enters The Squid Game, Announces Third And Final Season
Netflix has announced the release date for Squid Game season 2 and confirmed that season 3 will be the end of the smash-hit, Emmy-winning series. -
What Does A Movie Producer Do, Actually? Explaining Cinema's Most Confusing Job
While most jobs on a film set are self-explanatory, the roles of various producers are a bit more nebulous. Here's what what movie producers actually do. -
The Great Maya Rudolph Is Returning To SNL To Play Kamala Harris
Maya Rudolph is officially returning to Saturday Night Live to play Vice President (and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee) Kamala Harris. -
The Bryan Cranston TV Series On Netflix That Has Everyone's Attention
Bryan Cranston once starred in one of the biggest shows on TV with Breaking Bad. Now, he's making waves on Netflix with a humble Showtime drama. -
One Of Star Trek's Darkest Storylines Is Set In 2024 — And It's Starting To Happen In Real Life
Star Trek has predicted the future before, and it's starting to look like a Deep Space Nine episode is becoming a reality. -
House Of The Dragon Season 2's Dragonriders Have Everyone Asking The Same Thing About Laenor Velaryon
The House of the Dragon season 2 dragonriders storyline raises some big questions about Laenor Velaryon. -
The Final Collection Of Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror Comics Riffs On Ghostbusters, Alien & More
The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror comic book collection will be complete with the release of Ominous Omnibus Volume 3: Fiendish Fables of Devilish Delicacies. -
Jensen Ackles' Soldier Boy Has One Main Goal In The Boys Season 5
Jensen Ackles' Soldier Boy has one goal for The Boys season 5 ... revenge. And we're here to tell you who needs to watch their back. -
The Ending Of One Of SNL's Most Beloved (And Dirtiest) Digital Shorts Was A Complete Accident
One of Saturday Night Live's beloved SNL Digital Shorts didn't have a proper ending in place until a happy accident unfolded while they were shooting. -
Every Dragon In HBO's House Of The Dragon, Ranked By Strength
Which flying beastie is best on House of the Dragon? Here's every dragon on the series scientifically ranked by strength. -
Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry Teamed Up With Paul McCartney For An Unseen Project
Yellow Submarine in space? Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and Paul McCartney nearly collaborated on a sci-fi musical project.
