The Big Bang Theory Has A Sheldon Cooper Mistake Most Fans Completely Missed
The Big Bang Theory made a pretty huge continuity error with the character of Sheldon Cooper, but after 12 seasons, fans certainly didn't seem to mind.
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The Director Stephen King Wanted For The Shining Instead Of Stanley Kubrick
Stephen King has not been shy about his dislike of Stanley Kubrick's take on The Shining, but the director King preferred for the job wasn't known for horror. -
The Complete Star Wars Skywalker Family Tree Explained
The primary Star Wars saga is focused squarely on the Skywalker family, and we've put together a breakdown of the family tree in the canon so far. -
How Star Trek: First Contact Saved Tom Cruise's Biggest Franchise
If it wasn't for the writers of Star Trek: First Contact, we might not have had any Mission: Impossible sequels (and certainly no Tom Cruise mountain climbing). -
The Unspoken Hollywood Rule That Steven Spielberg Broke To Make Jaws
Seemingly everyone in Hollywood told Steven Spielberg to change his approach to Jaws, but the director stuck to his plan and revolutionized cinema forever. -
The Real Reason Kunal Nayyar's Raj Wears So Many Layers On The Big Bang Theory
Kunal Nayyar has thought long and hard about his character Raj on The Big Bang Theory, down to where he gets his fashion sense. -
The Best Scream Movie According To Rotten Tomatoes
The Scream franchise is still alive and kicking, but what's the best movie in the series so far? Here's the answer, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes. -
The Reason Larry Wilcox Left CHiPs
CHiPs seemed like a sweet, high-profile gig for series leads Erik Estrada and Larry Wilcox before the latter stepped away. Here's what happened. -
The Simpsons Paused One Classic Gag Because Family Guy Kept Copying It
Family Guy was inspired by The Simpsons, but after they ran a specific gag into the ground, The Simpsons stopped doing it altogether. -
Matt Damon's Favorite Films Of All Time Come From The Most Legendary Directors
Matt Damon has worked with a lot of legendary directors as an actor, many of whom also helmed his favorite movies of all time. -
The SNL Firing That Left Lorne Michaels Furious
Shane Gillis remains the only cast member in SNL history to be fired before ever making it on screen, much to Lorne Michaels' chagrin. -
Why Joaquin Phoenix Replaced A Marvel Star In M Night. Shyamalan's Signs
Joaquin Phoenix wasn't the first choice for his role in Signs, with M. Night Shyamalan having originally cast a future Marvel movie star instead. -
The Real Reason Michael Shanks Left Stargate SG-1 For One Season
Michael Shanks played Dr. Daniel Jackson on Stargate SG-1, but decided to leave the show after a few seasons. Here's what happened next. -
Erin Moriarty & Colby Minifie Were In A Marvel TV Series Together Before The Boys
Before The Boys stars Erin Moriarty and Colby Minifie played Annie and Ashley, they portrayed two rather different characters on a Marvel TV show. -
The Big Bang Theory Scene That Made Johnny Galecki Break Down In Tears
A scene from The Big Bang Theory season 1 helped Johnny Galecki connect better with his character Leonard, to the point where it left him in tears. -
Camille Cottin & Lady Gaga Had To Be Kept Separate During House Of Gucci
Lady Gaga's method acting on the set of House of Gucci meant she and French actress Camille Cottin had an interesting dynamic when cameras weren't rolling. -
The 5 Movie Ratings Explained: G, PG, PG-13, R & NC-17 Meanings
If you've ever wondered how our current movie ratings system came to be, here's a brief history and breakdown of what each rating means. -
One Mad Men Character Was Recast Three Times And Fans Might Have Missed It
Mad Men didn't feature a whole lot in the way of recasting, although there was one key character who was played by several different actors. -
How Jim Parsons Proved Chuck Lorre Wrong With His Big Bang Theory Casting
Jim Parsons' audition for Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory was so good, show creator Chuck Lorre almost didn't cast him. Thankfully, he was overruled. -
What Went Wrong With The Original Gilligan's Island Pilot
Gilligan's Island ran for three successful seasons on CBS, but the original pilot episode was a disaster that didn't air for almost 30 years. -
10 Years Ago, Christopher Nolan's Interstellar Took A Giant Sci-Fi Swing
10 years ago, Christopher Nolan's Interstellar proved somewhat divisive. Here's why the sci-fi film remains the director's best movie. -
How Frasier's David Hyde Pierce Really Felt About Working With Kelsey Grammer
Frasier often pitted the Crane brothers against one another, but how does David Hyde Pierce really feel about his on screen sibling Kelsey Grammer? -
The Worst Yellowstone Season, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Despite its popularity, Yellowstone has never exactly been a critical darling. Let's take a closer look at the lowest-rated season on Rotten Tomatoes. -
What Jerry Seinfeld Regrets The Most About Seinfeld's Finale
After the Seinfeld series finale, some fans were disappointed. Decades later, Jerry Seinfeld himself revealed the one thing he'd change about it. -
Matt Damon Was Originally Going To Cameo In This Simpsons Episode
Matt Damon was originally slated to cameo in a season 20 episode of The Simpsons before another name actor seemingly took his place. -
Venom: The Last Dance Scores 2024's Second-Biggest Superhero Box Office Opening
Venom: The Last Dance has fallen short of box office projections, but it's still 2024's second most successful superhero movie. -
Rocky Has A Cameo From Star Trek's Michael Dorn, But You Probably Never Noticed Him
Michael Dorn is best known for playing Worf in the Star Trek franchise, but did you know he also had a role in Rocky? Here's where he showed up.
