Paradise Season 2 Wisely Keeps The Best Part Of Season 1 Alive
The first season of Paradise wrapped up the major plot mysteries, but season 2 keeps the flashbacks going - and they're as compelling as ever.
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Wonder Man And A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Prove An Important Franchise Lesson
Marvel's Wonder Man and HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms have arrived just when their respective franchises need these series the most.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms' Potential Title Change Addressed By Creator
Is A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms really changing its title after the season 1 finale? Here's what showrunner Ira Parker had said on the matter.
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Winona Ryder's First Post-Stranger Things Role Is A Giant Beetlejuice Reunion
Winona Ryder is following up the final season of Stranger Things by reuniting with her Beetlejuice director Tim Burton on the Netflix series Wednesday.
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Paradise Season 2's Biggest Risk Pays Off Right Away
Far from playing things safe, Paradise season 2 kicks off with an ambitious storytelling approach that quickly proves to be effective.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Has Somehow Made One Game Of Thrones Death Even More Heartbreaking
One already-heartbreaking death from Game of Thrones takes on new levels of meaning thanks to what we see in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Neon Genesis Evangelion Is Getting A New Anime After Ending Three Times, Because Nothing Ever Ends
For the 30th anniversary celebration of Neon Genesis Evangelion, Studio Khara announced a brand new Evangelion anime series.
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Before Joker, Joaquin Phoenix Briefly Played A DC Superhero In A Forgotten TV Show
Long before he became Arthur Fleck in the Joker movies, a young Joaquin Phoenix put on a cape to play a DC hero on a forgotten TV show.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Season 1's Last Shot Pays Tribute To One Of The Greatest Movie Endings Ever
The final shot of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' first season nods to an admittedly cheesy but emotionally resonant movie ending.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Season 1 Finale Features The Strangest Music Choice In The GoT Franchise
The season 1 finale of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms includes a real-world song in a move that's both baffling yet fitting for the Game of Thrones spin-off.
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Does A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Confirm A Major Fan-Theory? It's Complicated
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms appears to confirm a major fan theory about its source material in its season 1 finale ... or does it? Let's break it down.
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Pedro Pascal Had A Small Role In This Bizarre Spider-Man Riff With A Horror Twist
He may be Mr. Fantastic now, but Pedro Pascal's introduction to superhero cinema was in an odd, horror-tinged Spider-Man riff.
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Why Batman: The Animated Series Couldn't Use The DC Villain Firefly At First
Bruce Timm really wanted to use the villain Firefly in the original Batman: The Animated Series. Unfortunately, behind-the-scenes network meddling prevented it.
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Eugene Levy And Seth Green's Puppet Sitcom Was Created By Anora's Oscar-Winning Director
Sean Baker, the Oscar-winning writer and director of Anora, co-created a short-lived sitcom in the early 2000s featuring several big names and a bunny puppet.
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A CSI Star Played Gilligan's Island's Bob Denver In A Forgotten Movie About The Sitcom
Jon Wellner, a cast member for several seasons of the original CSI, once played Gilligan actor Bob Denver in the TV special Surviving Gilligan's Island.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Cleverly Turned A Medical Mistake Into Character Development
Dr. Bashir's famous medical mistake in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was a real-life gaffe, but the show eventually retconned it into character development.
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How Eric Dane's Dr. Mark Sloan Became The Emotional Core Of Grey's Anatomy By Accident
After joining Grey's Anatomy in season 2, the late Eric Dane's character, Mark Sloan, became the beating heart of the long-running soap opera series.
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An Important Pluribus Moment Was Hilariously Spoiled By Google Earth
After learning that showrunner Vince Gilligan built a whole neighborhood just for Pluribus, fans went to Google Earth and discovered a spoiler.
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George R.R. Martin On What He Actually Wants When Compared To J.R.R. Tolkien
George R.R. Martin understands why people compare his work to that of J.R.R. Tolkien, but he has no desire to 'replace' the creator of Middle-earth.
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Jason Todd Revealed (But Didn't Learn) The Disturbing Reason Why The Joker Doesn't Die
The Joker has died multiple times across Batman media, but the Clown Prince of Crime always manages to come back. Here's why.
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Marvel Adapted A Lesser-Known Stephen King Story Before It Was Published
The work of Stephen King has been adapted in just about every format, including in an inventive online project from Marvel Comics.
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George R.R. Martin Did Not Hold Back About Battlestar Galactica
A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin had some harsh words about the series finale of Battlestar Galactica, and he wasn't shy about sharing them.
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The X-Men Succeed At One Major Thing Few Superhero Teams Even Attempt
Few superhero teams welcome former villains into their ranks, but Marvel's X-Men comics are exceptional at rehabilitating their baddies.
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American Pie Star Jason Biggs Regrets Turning Down The Lead In A Major Sitcom
Jason Biggs was at the center of a billion dollar franchise with American Pie, but he was nearly the lead of one of the defining sitcoms of the aughts.
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The Dangerous Full House Scene Star John Stamos Was Absolutely Terrified To Shoot
Actor John Stamos was understandably very nervous about working with a real chimpanzee while filming one Full House episode.
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Margot Robbie's Underseen Period Drama Was Canceled Way Too Soon
You might not be aware that Margot Robbie starred in a 1960s-set TV show that was NOT titled Mad Men early in her career (given how swiftly it was canceled).
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Cast An Unknown Actor As Ser Duncan For A Good Reason
Peter Claffey was basically new to acting when he was cast as Dunk in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, and that was no accident.
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