The Saddest Episode In Riverdale Season 6
While Riverdale is definitely one of the craziest, most unique TV shows on right now, the show can also be equally heartbreaking, which is evident in Season 6.
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The Weirdest Catch In River Monsters Season 3
One particular Season 3 episode takes Wade to an isolated region of Australia where he hooks something truly astonishing.
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The Surprising Comedic Actor Who Almost Played The Lead In The Wire
A certain 'Step Brothers' star almost nabbed the role of McNulty before Dominic West.
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Bob Odenkirk Talks The End Of Better Call Saul And Beyond - Exclusive Interview
Bob Odenkirk is ready to see how this ends. He spoke to Looper about the final season of "Better Call Saul" and several other upcoming projects.
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TV Seasons That Save Their Best Episode For Last
Here are the finales that clearly stand as the best episodes of their respective seasons.
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The Comedy Legend You Likely Forgot Guest-Starred On Three's Company
Three's Company is a well-known ABC sitcom of the '70s and '80s with an all-star cast. But on top of that, a major comedy legend starred in one episode.
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The Roseanne Episode You Forgot Starred Steven Seagal
In the '90s, Steven Seagal and Roseanne Barr were titans of Hollywood. This is the story of the "Roseanne" episode that featured Seagal as a parody of himself.
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The Big Impractical Jokers Challenges That Even Joe Couldn't Complete
Joe Gatto of TruTV's "Impractical Jokers" is almost always willing to subject himself to public embarrassment for a laugh, except when he's not.
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The Doctor Who Easter Egg You Likely Missed In World War Z
In Marc Forster's adrenaline-fuelled 2013 film "World War Z" starring Brad Pitt, there's a small Easter egg "Doctor Who" fans probably didn't pick up on.
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Why Iris West From The Flash Looks So Familiar
She's been acting since the early 2000s on some of your favorite TV shows.
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In The Dropout, One Episode Stands Above The Rest
One episode of Hulu's "The Dropout" zeroes in on one of the most troubling aspects of Elizabeth Holmes' role in the Theranos scandal.
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The Staggering Number Of Supernatural Episodes Misha Collins Actually Filmed
Misha Collins was only supposed to be on "Supernatural" for three episodes, but he progressed into a full-fledged series regular filming dozens of episodes.
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The Movie That Possibly Inspired Bones' Classic Line On Star Trek
Solidified in cultural consciousness as Bone's catchphrase has become, it turns out that Star Trek may owe a debt of inspiration to an obscure source.
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The Ending Of The Dropout Explained
Showalter and Meriwether investigate a cultural fascination, and The Dropout comes to a conclusion that attempts to reach some level of self-awareness.
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The Off-Screen Drama That Changed Julie From Growing Pains Forever
In the ABC sitcom "Growing Pains," Julie McCullough played Julie Costello and was written off the show in Season 5, thanks to this behind-the-scenes drama.
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The Worst Storyline In The Office Season 8
Season 8 of "The Office" saw a lot of changes come to Dunder Mifflin, but not all of them were welcome. Fans called one episode's storyline the absolute worst.
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The First Doctor Fan Theory That Would Change Doctor Who Completely
There is one fan theory about the First Doctor of "Doctor Who" that, if true, would vastly recontextualize the series in its entirety.
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How The Office Fans Really Feel About Charles Miner
Fans of "The Office" saw many questionable bosses come and go on the show. But they weren't shy about sharing their opinions about Idris Elba's Charles Miner.
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The Blackbeard Scene That Our Flag Means Death Fans Can't Help But Love
Fans can't get enough of HBO's "Our Flag Means Death." But there's one moment with Blackbeard in the new pirate comedy series that stands above the rest.
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Why Stan Hill From Good Girls Looks So Familiar
A major secret ingredient to the series' complex alchemy is Stan, Ruby's deeply supportive husband. Here's where you may have seen the actor before.
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The Best Time Nick Offerman Broke Character On Parks And Recreation
Nick Offerman played the mostly-stoic Ron Swanson on "Parks and Recreation," but there were times even he broke character on the show. Here's his best blooper.
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The Most Heartbreaking Mare Moment From Mare Of Easttown
While Mare of Easttown is centered around a murder mystery, making the show inherently dark, there is one moment that is more heartbreaking than the others.
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The Most Pause-Worthy Todd Moment On Gold Rush
When Todd Hoffman left the popular show Gold Rush in 2018, fans still love to reminisce about the craziest and most pause-worthy moments with him.
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The Surprising Change China Made To Tatsu In Way Of The Househusband
China censored the anime series "Way of the Househusband" in a surprising way, removing one of Tatsu's design elements, despite it being massively important.
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The Brooklyn Nine-Nine Episode You Forgot Featured Zooey Deschanel
Zooey Deschanel brought Jess's signature brand of goofiness from "New Girl" to one "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" crossover that fans didn't know they needed.
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How Showtime Pranked Emmy Rossum On Shameless
Emmy Rossum as Fiona Gallagher was the heart and soul of "Shameless," but Showtime still managed to have a bit of fun at her expense at the end of Season 4.
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The Major Simpsons Episode You Likely Forgot Guillermo Del Toro Directed
Guillermo del Toro may be a respected auteur in the horror, fantasy, and sci-fi genres, but he's also worked on "The Simpsons." Here's the episode he directed.
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