The Star-Studded Adult Swim Series You Forgot Was Created By Severance's Adam Scott
Severance star Adam Scott once created an obscure Adult Swim comedy series that was essentially a star-studded recreation of 1980s TV show intros.
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Severance's Most Disturbing Episode Was Almost Titled After A Star Trek Movie
Adam Scott's appearance in the Star Trek franchise almost became an Easter egg in the Severance season 2 episode titles.
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Scarlett Johansson Made Her Acting Debut In A Bizarre Bruce Willis Flop
A very young Scarlett Johansson made her acting debut in a pretty notorious box office flop starring Bruce Willis, among several other big name actors.
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10 Scariest Stephen King Monsters, Ranked
Stephen King has given audiences and readers some of the most terrifying horrors of all time. But who are the Master of Suspense's scariest monsters?
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MTV's Original Invincible Animated Series Is Impossible To Watch Today
Before Prime Video adapted the Invincible comic book series, MTV created a Motion Comic that is incredibly difficult to watch today.
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Why Jenna Fischer Almost Killed Amy Adams' The Office Casting
Through no fault of her own, The Office star Jenna Fischer almost inadvertently caused Amy Adams to not be cast in the show as Katy. Here's what happened.
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Severance's Pilot Episode Originally Had A Different Innie Waking Up On The Table
The Severance pilot memorably begins with Helly (Britt Lower) waking up on the severed floor, but there was another innie originally in her place.
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Before The Big Bang Theory, Kaley Cuoco Played A Key Character On Charmed
Kaley Cuoco once had a recurring role on Charmed, but was the then-future Big Bang Theory actor ever eyed to lead a spinoff? Here's the truth.
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The Critically Acclaimed K-Drama That Game Of Thrones Fans Need To Watch On Netflix
Game of Thrones fans searching for another medieval fantasy series full of zombies and deadly royal intrigue may want to give this K-drama a look.
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How Much Would Sheldon And Leonard's Apartment In The Big Bang Theory Cost?
Sheldon and Leonard may've not lived in a mansion on The Big Bang Theory, but could they even have afforded their Pasadena apartment? Let's do the math.
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Yellowjackets Season 3 Finally Confirms The Identity Of Hilary Swank's Character
The Yellowjackets hive can finally put an end to the theorizing, because season 3 has finally revealed who Hilary Swank is playing on the horror show.
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Against All Odds, The Best Animated Show Of 2025 Is Actually Getting A Second Season
The best animated show of the year is getting a second season, which feels like a miracle in the current entertainment landscape.
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Alan Ritchson Suffered A Real Injury During The Reacher Season 3 Finale
Alan Ritchson insisted on doing his own stunt work for a big fight in the Reacher season 3 finale, which lead to some painful consequences.
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The Pitt Episode 13 Features Noah Wyle's Best Performance Yet – Here's How It Happened
The Pitt episode 13 features a moment season 1 has been building up to, and it's both devastating and heartbreaking. Here's how Noah Wyle prepared for it.
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The Reacher Season 3 Finale's Most Dramatic Death Is Way Worse In The Book
There's a character who dies in Reacher season 3, but their death is much, much worse in the book than it is in the show.
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15 Characters Marvel Could Still Be Hiding In Avengers: Doomsday
Avengers: Doomsday announced a stack cast for the Marvel Studios sequel, but there are likely some other characters in the movie hidden from the reveal.
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One Severance Season 2 Finale Injury Was For Real — And It Made It Into The Episode
Adam Scott was injured while filming the Severance season 2 finale, and the moment of his injury was captured on camera and made it into the final cut.
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Why The White Lotus Season 3 Replaced The Original Chloe Actress With Charlotte Le Bon
When The White Lotus season 3 began production, a different actress was playing Chloe. Here's why Charlotte Le Bon ended up replacing her.
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Agatha Christie Fans Will Love Netflix's New Chart-Busting Murder Mystery Series
If you're in the mood for a murder mystery with a killer cast and fantastic writing, you'll want to tune into this Uzo Aduba-starring series on Netflix.
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Bryan Cranston's The Studio Character Is A Deep Cut For Movie Nerds
Bryan Cranston's character on The Studio is one of many ways the series homages a classic film that similarly satirizes the movie biz.
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Yellowstone's Kayce Dutton Spin-Off Could Be Taylor Sheridan's Next Sicario
Yellowstone is getting yet another spin-off series, and this one could draw inspiration from creator Taylor Sheridan’s Sicario.
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The Pitt Season 2 Is On The Way, With A Promise That's Music To Our Ears
The Pitt is not only coming back for season 2, but it's also embracing a lot of the ways television used to work before streaming came along.
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Marvel's Greatest Robotic Villain Is Part Of The Team In West Coast Avengers #6 [Exclusive Preview]
We've got an exclusive preview of the West Coast Avengers #6 comic, which sees a Marvel villain joining up with our favorite team of heroes.
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Charlie Cox's Daredevil Spotted With Iconic 'DD' Logo In Born Again Season 2 Set Photos
Charlie Cox's Daredevil costume has gotten a bit of an upgrade in these new set photos for Daredevil: Born Again season 2.
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The Biggest Change The Reacher Season 3 Finale Makes To The Book
The Reacher season 3 finale makes a major change to a character's fate from the original novel, and the show is better for it.
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The Reacher Season 3 Finale Takes A Different Approach To A Major Book Death
A major death in the Reacher season 3 finale is considerably different from how things play out in the book that inspired the season.
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Apple's The Studio Hilariously Validates Martin Scorsese (Using The Man Himself)
The new Hollywood satire The Studio uses a great guest appearance from the legendary Martin Scorsese to send up IP-driven filmmaking.
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