Why The Seinfeld Cast & Crew Refused To Shoot One Episode
There was one occasion on which the Seinfeld cast and crew weren't on the same page, which resulted in an edgy episode actually getting scrapped.
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One Bones Actor Was Recast And Fans Totally Missed It
Bones fans may not have noticed that a major person in protagonist Seeley Booth's life was recast toward the end of the series' 12 season run. -
Why Netflix Canceled Its Controversial Series Messiah
Netflix canceled its controversial series Messiah in early 2020. Though the streamer didn't provide a reason, it's easy to read between the lines and see why. -
The Real Reason Don S. Davis' George Hammond Temporarily Left Stargate SG-1
Fans loved Don S. Davis as George Hammond on Stargate SG-1, so when he left after season 7, it was a real downer. -
A Game Of Thrones Movie May Finally Be Happening
HBO has reportedly been developing at least one movie set in the Game of Thrones universe, with plans to bring Westeros to the big screen. -
Tina Louise Dropped Out Of A Carol Burnett Project To Star In Gilligan's Island
Tina Louise was supposed to join Carol Burnett on stage before the more lucrative and career-defining offer of Gilligan's Island came through. -
The Ending Of Marvel's Agatha All Along Explained
Agatha and Billy travel down the Witches' Road in the Agatha All Along finale, but Death is waiting for them at the end. -
Why The Classic Bruce Willis TV Series Moonlighting Was Canceled
Forget the so-called Moonlighting 'curse,' that's not the real reason the classic Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd-led series got canceled. -
The Real Reason Kevin Costner Agreed To Play Yellowstone's John Dutton
Yellowstone star Kevin Costner knows his way around a Western, but that wasn't the primary reason he signed on for the series. -
TV's Most Thrilling Competition Heats Up In The Squid Game Season 2 Trailer
Squid Game returns after the holidays, and the latest trailer for the thrilling Netflix series looks like we're in for another binge-worthy season. -
A Tiny Star Trek: Lower Decks Easter Egg References One Of The Next Generation's Weirdest Characters
Star Trek: Lower Decks is only the second Star Trek show to reference one of Next Generation's strangest characters in almost 30 years. -
Squid Game: The Real Reason Gi-Hun Dyed His Hair Red
At the very end of Squid Game season 1, Lee Jung-jae's character dyes his hair red. The inspiration for that act is something we never would have guessed. -
Frasier Season 2 Just Made A Huge Change To A Classic Character From The Original Series
In one of the revival series' best changes, Dan Butler's Bob 'Bulldog' Briscoe has made his grand return to Frasier but not as fans might remember him. -
It: Welcome To Derry Will Adapt The Scariest Part Of The Original Stephen King Book
In a story about an entity that feeds on the fear of children, It: Welcome to Derry is set to adapt an even scarier aspect of Stephen King's novel. -
Agatha All Along Sets Up The Debut Of A Major Marvel Comics Hero
The Agatha All Along finale lays the groundwork for an important Marvel Comics superhero to enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe (and soon). -
The Best Star Trek: Voyager Episode Got A Quick Shout-Out On Lower Decks
Star Trek: Lower Decks has featured yet another Star Trek: Voyager deep-cut, this one referencing the show's best episode. -
Star Trek: Lower Decks Offers A Goofy Riff On A Legendary War Film (And A Legendary Filmmaker)
Star Trek: Lower Decks just playfully poked fun at both a famous war movie and one of the legendary filmmakers responsible for it. -
Frasier Season 2 Returned To Seattle, And It Was A Huge Missed Opportunity
The second season of the Frasier revival saw Dr. Crane return to his old stomping grounds, but unfortunately, the episode didn't capitalize on that potential. -
Frasier Season 2 Finally Reveals What Happened To David Hyde Pierce's Niles Crane
Season 2 of the Frasier revival has finally revealed what Frasier Crane's brother Niles (David Hyde Pierce) is up to in the present-day. -
Robert Downey Jr. Wanted A Family Guy Cameo For A Sweet Reason
Robert Downey Jr. made a cameo on Family Guy before his Iron Man fame, and there's a very sweet reason that he ended up on the animated sitcom. -
The Controversial Seinfeld Episode That Was Banned From Airing On NBC
Seinfeld was unusually controversial for a sitcom, with one specific episode getting banned from NBC after it aired for the first time. -
The 6 Most Exciting Details In Marvel's Daredevil: Born Again Teaser
Marvel Studios has revealed lots of new footage from a host of upcoming shows, but we're most excited about the details in the Daredevil: Born Again footage. -
The Simpsons Showrunner Has A Few Very Specific Conditions For The Final Episode
Contrary to the fake Simpsons finale that kicked off season 36, showrunner Matt Selman has something different in mind for the show's real ending. -
The Best Stephen King TV Series According To Rotten Tomatoes Was Canceled
Of all the Stephen King TV shows on Rotten Tomatoes, this 2020 series was the highest rated. But all that critical acclaim couldn't secure it a second season. -
Agatha All Along Showrunner Reveals The Christopher Nolan Film That Changed Her Life [Exclusive]
Jac Schaeffer, the showrunner of Marvel's Agatha All Along, shares how a Christopher Nolan movie rewired her brain and changed her trajectory as an artist. -
Teri Garr Stood Up To Gene Roddenberry's Sexism During One Of Star Trek's Weirdest Episodes
The late, great Teri Garr put her foot down on Star Trek: The Original Series when creator Gene Roddenberry let his sexist tendencies get the best of him. -
The Boys Star Karen Fukuhara Had An Important Request For Kimiko's Muteness
Karen Fukuhara didn't know Kimiko's full backstory when she first joined The Boys, but she made a vital suggestion about the character's muteness.
