The Original Seinfeld Pitch Confirms It's Not A 'Show About Nothing'
Seinfeld might be known as 'a show about nothing,' but Jerry Seinfeld's original pitch for the sitcom had a pretty specific thematic foundation.
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Every Goku Death In Dragon Ball
Death, in general, is a big part of the Dragon Ball franchise. Even the most powerful being in the universe, Goku, has kicked the bucket a few times.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Entourage?
Here's what the cast of "Entourage" has been up to in the years since Vincent Chase and his crew wrapped up their small-screen misadventures.
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Adult Swim's Medical Show Is A Hilarious Palate Cleanser For The Pitt Fans
The Pitt fans may want to soothe their frazzled nerves by checking out this uproariously funny Adult Swim sendup of medical dramas.
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Jodie Foster Played Three Different Gunsmoke Characters Before Her Rise To Fame
Plenty of actors started their careers as children, including Jodie Foster, who was a frequent Gunsmoke guest before becoming one of film's biggest stars.
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The Batman: The Animated Series Episode That Transformed The Show Into A Western
Jonah Hex showed up in one episode of the classic 1990s show Batman: The Animated Series, briefly transforming the show into a Western.
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Why Jim Carrey Backed Out Of A Poorly Received Episode Of The Simpsons
Jim Carrey came close to lending his voice to an episode of The Simpsons but ended up backing out in the end. Here's why.
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Why The Malcolm In The Middle Revival Replaced Dewey's Actor
Caleb Ellsworth-Clark is replacing Erik Per Sullivan as Dewey in the Malcolm in the Middle revival. Here's why this particular recasting makes sense.
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Who Voices The Most Characters On The Simpsons?
Several of The Simpsons' regular cast members have voiced hundreds of characters on the show, but there's one clear winner.
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The 15 Best Western TV Shows Ever, Ranked
It doesn't get more timeless than westerns, which has been making something of a comeback in recent years. So, let's take a look at 15 incredible western shows.
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The Righteous Gemstones' Love Of Full-Frontal Is More Important Than You Realize
Walton Goggins' Uncle Baby Billy proudly displayed the family jewels in The Righteous Gemstones' latest showcase of equal-opportunity nudity.
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Where Was The Pitt Filmed? Every Major Location, Explained
Though the bulk of The Pitt is shot a long ways away from Pittsburgh, there are parts of the series that were filmed in the Steel City.
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Why Patricia Arquette And Ted Danson's CSI: Cyber Was Canceled
CSI is one of TV's most enduring franchises, but it's no mystery why CSI: Cyber (a spinoff starring Patricia Arquette and Ted Danson) was short-lived.
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Michael Dorn & Jonathan Frakes Have The Same Favorite Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode
Star Trek: The Next Generation cast members Michael Dorn and Jonathan Frakes both named the same episode of the series among their favorites.
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Adult Swim Reveals Rick & Morty Season 8 First Look After An Absurd Stage Anthology Adaptation
If you weren't wise enough to stay up watching Adult Swim into the early morning of April Fool's Day, you missed an incredible Rick & Morty stage anthology.
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The Q Fan Theory That Completely Changes Star Trek's Multiverse
Some Star Trek fans have theorized that the impish character Q was responsible for creating the Mirror Universe. But does that theory hold water?
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Why HBO Canceled Martin Scorsese's Vinyl After One Season
Vinyl was a Martin Scorsese prestige series that scored an early renewal before HBO reversed its decision and cancelled it after one season. What happened?
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Denzel Washington's Only Western Is Finding New Fans On Prime Video
Denzel Washington has only appeared in one Western during his acclaimed career, and that film is now a big hit on Prime Video.
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The Last Of Us: Potential HBO Spin-Off Plans Addressed By Co-Creator
The Last of Us co-creator Craig Mazin doesn't plan to extend the show beyond the events of the original games, but he's more flexible when it comes to spinoffs.
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The Wildest Plot Twists In K-Drama History
Plenty of K-dramas from Korea feature mind-blowing plot twists, and these are some of the wildest turns that K-dramas have taken.
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How Columbo's Mysterious First Name Spurred A $300 Million Lawsuit
What's in a name? Well, according to this lawsuit between a trivia book author and Trivial Pursuit, hundreds of millions of dollars are in the name 'Columbo.'
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Was Joel Right To Save Ellie? The Last Of Us HBO Creators Reveal Their Honest Thoughts
Joel saving Ellie in HBO's The Last of Us continues to be hotly debated. Now, the season 2 cast and crew have weighed in with their own thoughts.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 Will Finally Deliver The Book's Biggest Battle
House of the Dragon season 3 will cover several major events from its source material, including the massive battle teased near the end of season 2.
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TV Scenes That Were More Real Than You Thought
Occasionally, TV shows have moments that aren't scripted, whether they're improvised jokes or sudden dramatic inspirations, which prompt real reactions on set.
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House Of The Dragon Creator Breaks Silence On George R.R. Martin's Criticisms
House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal has weighed in on George R.R. Martin's very public criticisms of the HBO series.
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The 13 Best Mark Hamill Roles That Aren't Luke Skywalker
Mark Hamill has a storied and varied career that goes well beyond Luke Skywalker in "Star Wars," and here are some of his best roles outside that franchise.
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Adult Swim's New Sci-Fi Action Anime Is Perfect For Cowboy Bebop Fans
Fans of the original Cowboy Bebop are definitely going to want to check out the new Adult Swim sci-fi anime series Lazarus.
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