Classic Stories We Want To See From The Haunting Series
From classic horror tales to some pretty surprising picks, here are the classic stories we want to see from The Haunting series.
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The Most Iconic TV Mustaches In History
Mustaches act as symbols of everything from eccentricity to macho manliness. Some are droopy, some are bristly, and some are absolutely legendary. From Tom Selleck to Ron Swanson, we're taking a look at the most iconic mustaches to ever sprout on the TV screen.
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FX Is 'Optimistic' About Y: The Last Man TV Series
The long-in-development TV series has never been closer to actually happening.
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Keiynan Lonsdale Is Departing The CW's Arrowverse
Keiynan Lonsdale, who plays Wally West on The Flash and DC's Legends of Tomorrow, has announced that he will not be returning to either series in a regular role. Departing on good terms, the actor said in a farewell note posted on Twitter that he would remain open to an eventual return.
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The Truth Behind The Mandalorian's Tusken Raider Sign Language
Fans of The Mandalorian may have picked up on the way the Tusken Raiders communicate on the show. It turns out that Troy Kotsur, one of the actors playing a Tusken Raider, is Deaf and helped design Tusken Sign Language (TSL) for the series.
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The Two Huge Sitcoms Actress Jessica Capshaw Surprisingly Passed On
Netflix’s new original romantic comedy The Holidate features some pretty recognizable television stars, but you probably don’t know that one of its supporting players turned down two huge sitcoms earlier in her career.
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Why Gor Karesh From The Mandalorian Sounds So Familiar
The second season of The Mandalorian has landed on Disney+. As audiences navigate through the haze of excitement surrounding a new series of space western adventures, let's take a moment to consider the important questions. Questions like, "Who was that one-eyed guy at the beginning?"
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Did Becca Reveal Supes' Weakness In The Boys Season 2 Finale?
The Boys can't just rush in every time they see a cape fluttering in the wind: They have to be cautious. Things don't always go as planned — emotions get in the way, unexpected obstacles arise — and they are mostly cognizant of the fact that they're outmatched. However, there might be a weakness.
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The Hermes Joke Only Adult Futurama Fans Understand
Fans of Futurama know that the team behind the science fiction cartoon always put considerable effort into the production of each episode. And within each episode there are callbacks, Easter eggs, and layered jokes that can make viewers think twice about a line they just heard.
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The Ozark Theory That Has Fans Buzzing About Ruth, Wendy, And Darlene
One fan of the Netflix crime drama Ozark sees a parallel between a tale about Oedipus the King and the show's treatment of three of its female leads. According to their theory, Ruth, Wendy, and Darlene each represent one part of the same woman's journey.
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Why The Umbrella Academy's Green Cube Might Not Be What You Think
The Umbrella Academy's season 2 finale was chock-full of surprises, but the biggest may have come in the form of a floating box. What — or who — is it? And is it really named Christopher?
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What You'll Really Find When Visiting American Pickers' Antique Archaeology Store
The ultimate goal for die-hard American Pickers fans is to, one day, visit one of Mike Wolfe's famed Antique Archaeology shops, where a handful of he and his colleagues' best finds, from both onscreen and off, now reside ... although, you might be disappointed by the time your trip concludes.
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The Shocking Real Life Story That Inspired The Office's Women's Appreciation Episode
Revered as one of the best sitcoms of the 21st century, The Office finds unending humor in one of the most unexpected places: A paper company's Scranton office. It takes a mundane American work environment and twists it into a comical extreme. Sometimes, these extremes come from real life.
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What You Don't Know About Patsy's Pies In Shameless
As is the case with most long-running shows, character departures have become a regular part of the Shameless narrative. No departure was bigger than that of series star Emmy Rossum, though, who shocked the television world by walking away from Shameless just a season after winning an equal pay dispute with her Shameless bosses.
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The Big Mistake Fans Think Diego Made In The Umbrella Academy Season 2
As Five (Aidan Gallagher) works hard to gather his family back together, Diego (David Castañeda), also known as Number Two, has given himself his own mission: To stop the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. His way of going about this? Killing Lee Harvey Oswald.
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What Mads Mikkelsen Would Look Like As Dracula
In the latest iteration of Dracula, the 2020 series that premiered earlier this year on Netflix and BBC One, the titular vampire is portrayed by Claes Bang. However, what if the role had gone to a different Danish actor? Here's what Mads Mikkelsen would have looked like.
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The One Line That Could Have Changed Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. In The Future
As it happens, one unused line could've made sense of all of this chaos and severely altered the program's future. Here's the story.
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What Frenchie Really Said In French On The Boys Season 2, Episode 1
While you kind of get the gist of what they're saying, die-hard The Boys fans may want to know precisely what conversation went down between the two characters. Wonder no more! Thanks to one intrepid Redditor, we now know what the two said to each other.
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The Sokka Detail That Bothers Avatar: The Last Airbender Fans
There's one thing about Sokka that doesn't quite add up, and it has to do with one of his most prominent traits: his cynicism. He's the kind of guy who likes to question everything going on around him, sarcastically or otherwise.
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The Horror Adventure Anime Blood Of Zeus Fans Need To Watch Next
With three seasons already released (and a fourth on the way), this vampire-hunting horror-adventure anime should quench the thirst of anyone who couldn't get enough Blood of Zeus. Here's what you need to know about your next horror anime addiction.
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What It's Like Behind The Scenes For Bob's Burgers' Voice Actors - Exclusive
To mark Bob's Burgers' landmark 11th season, Looper interviewed John Roberts, the voice of Linda Belcher. Among our topics of discussion: the new Halloween episode, working with creator Loren Bouchard, and the thing that sets Bob's Burgers apart from most animation: its unusual recording process.
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Ashley Eckstein Dishes On The Clone Wars And Life As Ahsoka Tano - Exclusive Interview
In our interview, conducted right before The Clone Wars' series finale, Eckstein discussed her rocky audition process, Ahsoka's lukewarm welcome, why Ahsoka is her real-life role model, and much, much more.
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The Shameless Scene That Gets Fans Teary-Eyed Every Time
The character of Fiona Gallagher was thrown more than her fair share of curve balls before Emmy Rossum's departure during the show's ninth season, but one scene in particular always manages to make even the most stone-faced Shameless fans tear up.
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The Ending Of The Mandalorian Chapter 9 Explained
On October 30, 2020, The Mandalorian, a stand-alone spinoff of the Star Wars franchise, returned for its second season. Here's the ending of The Mandalorian chapter 9 explained.
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The Vibroweapons In The Mandalorian Explained
In the opening moments of The Mandalorian season 2, audiences are treated to a glimpse at the sport of kings, the sweet science, known as "two Gamorreans smacking each other with axes." Look closely, and you might notice something peculiar about their weapons.
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Why Shotgun Mary From Warrior Nun On Netflix Looks So Familiar
It'll be intriguing to see the continuing journey of our hero, Ava, in Warrior Nun's second season, but there's another character fans are excited to see back on screen: Shotgun Mary. She's portrayed to perfection by Toya Turner, and while the name may not be familiar, you may have seen her before.
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Writers Who Put Personal Tragedy Into Storylines
Some writers plot out a show's worth of storylines based on personal tragedy, while others contain it to one episode. Some fictionalize the worst moments of their life to confront it head-on. If you're Stephen King, it might even be a near-verbatim retelling with Spooky Stuff added for good measure.
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