Why The Boys' Stormfront Had A Bigger Role Than You Realized
Stormfront was a dangerous and destabilizing presence throughout season 2 of The Boys, but the role she played in advancing Vought's agenda is bigger than you may realize.
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The History Of Marvel's S.H.I.E.L.D. Explained
S.H.I.E.L.D. is all over the Marvel universe. Sometimes they work with superheroes, sometimes they work against them, and sometimes, the shadowy spy organization simply works in the shadows. From Nick Fury to Civil War, this is S.H.I.E.L.D., declassified.
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Here's How You Can Watch Every Season Of Game Of Thrones
Whether you want to revisit the best of Game of Thrones or start it for the first time, here’s how you can watch every season of this award-winning fantasy epic.
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The All Valley Karate Championship Board Moment That Bothers Cobra Kai Fans
In Karate Kid canon, Johnny is said to have won the tournament twice before the 1984 All Valley Championship depicted in The Karate Kid. He didn't even drop a single point in the 1983 tournament. Why no recognition?
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The Best Sitcom Dads In TV History
There have been a lot of phenomenal fictional fathers to grace the small screen over the last few decades, so to celebrate some of the TV pops that have earned a permanent place in our hearts, here's a fond look back at some of the very best sitcom dads in TV history.
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How Netflix Changed The Mother From Locke & Key
The core Locke family looks very similar to the version we first met in Hill's "Welcome to Lovecraft," the first volume of Locke & Key, but their TV counterparts all exhibit traits and behaviors unique to the TV version -- none more so than family matriarch and central widow, Nina Locke.
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The Ending Of The Mandalorian Chapter 13 Explained
With just three episodes left in its second season, The Mandalorian presented one of its biggest episodes yet with Chapter 13, entitled "The Jedi." Here's what the latest episode means for the back half of The Mandalorian season 2.
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The Office Alternate Episode Ending Would Have Changed Jim & Pam
One of The Office’s most beloved episodes almost had a totally different — and pretty off-putting — ending. Here’s the alternate episode ending on The Office that could have changed Jim and Pam… potentially for the worse.
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Everything We Learned About Baby Yoda In The Mandalorian Chapter 13
The Internet knows The Mandalorian’s most adorable character as “Baby Yoda,” but on the most recent episode of the Star Wars spin-off, we learned some pretty important facts about the galaxy’s cutest creature.
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The Real Reason Tom Selleck Joined The Cast Of Blue Bloods
While it may seem like every actor in Hollywood chooses projects based on their scripts alone that's simply not the case for Tom Selleck. In fact, wooing Selleck back to network TV after his eight season run on Magnum, P.I. wasn't just about presenting him with a character he couldn't resist.
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Why Cobra Kai Fans Are Rewatching This Episode Of Parks And Recreation
It just so happens that as a kid, one of Cobra Kai's cast members made an appearance on the NBC mockumentary sitcom, Parks and Recreation, a role viewers on Reddit have recently uncovered.
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The Criminal Minds Season That's Too Creepy For Fans To Watch
Criminal Minds follows a relatively similar formula to other network procedurals: a group of law enforcement agents spend the episode solving a crime. However, the series adds its own spin on things by making those crimes extra horrifying ... and one particular season ramped things up.
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Star Wars: The Untold Truth Of Beskar
Nothing symbolizes Star Wars more than lightsabers. As the unique weapons of the Jedi, they're iconic. But while it's immensely satisfying watching them slice easily through endless droids, every story needs conflict, and so even the lightsaber must have a counter. Enter: Beskar.
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These Are The Incredible Hulk Sequels We Never Got To See
The Incredible Hulk burst onto the pop culture scene in 1962, spearheading his own comic series and beginning his tenure as one of Marvel's most popular characters. While he's found strong success on the page, the Jade Giant's track record on film is hit-or-miss, at best.
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Everything You Need To Know About Grand Admiral Thrawn From The Mandalorian
The Mandalorian has spent most of its first two seasons focused on new characters, but season 2 has slowly begun to bring in a number of recognizable figures from the past, and die-hards are getting excited. Casual fans, though, might wonder: Who is Grand Admiral Thrawn?
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Why The Boys Fans Think This Is Homelander's Kryptonite
Many viewers remain unconvinced that Homelander is as all-powerful as he proclaims. Nothing Kryptonite-like might exist to bring him down, but perhaps there's something less tangible that could facilitate his eventual defeat.
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The Real Reason Screech Isn't In The New Saved By The Bell 2020 TV Series
Time out. How could Peacock possibly make a Saved by the Bell reboot without Screech? The lovable nerd has appeared in every incarnation of Saved by the Bell until now, but there's likely a simple reason why actor Dustin Diamond wasn't invited to join the latest reboot.
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The Office Connection To The Christmas Chronicles 2 You Didn't Notice
Belsnickel is a worthy adversary in The Christmas Chronicles 2, but there's something about his name that feels awfully familiar. In fact, you may not have realized that you've already seen a version of the character on The Office, of all shows.
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The Quirk In My Hero Academia That Makes No Sense To Fans
It might be okay if the Quirk belonging to a background character or an extremely minor side character doesn't make much sense, but as MHA fans discussed on Reddit, there's one fairly important character whose Quirk doesn't quite add up: Mirio Togota a.k.a. Lemillion.
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The Feat Jesse Finally Accomplished At The End Of Breaking Bad
Some fans have pointed out that the show handily symbolizes this change by allowing Jesse to do something that stealthily implies he's finally able to take the reins of his own life and future. Here's the feat Jesse finally accomplishes at the end of Breaking Bad.
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The Surprising Sci-Fi Classic That Influenced Parks & Rec's Final Season
Unsurprisingly, many viewers weren't ready to leave the fictional Pawnee, Indiana, heading into the final season, leading the showrunners to make a very interesting choice to end the story with a big time jump. Fans have this hit sci-fi series to thank for the inspiration.
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The Mandalorian Chapter 13 Made The Biggest Baby Yoda Reveal Yet
Ahsoka Tano quietly communicates with The Child, using The Force to probe his thoughts, and reveal his name. Finally.
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Why Lang From The Mandalorian Looks So Familiar
For younger fans, this might be the first time seeing this actor, but for older audiences, Lang actor Michael Biehn is a very familiar face.
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Star Wars: The Cat-Like Tooka Creatures Explained
Turns out that tookas have been in the Star Wars universe for quite a while, appearing multiple times in both of the animated series, Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels, but this is the first time they've appeared in a live-action Star Wars property.
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The Real Reason Joss Whedon Left HBO's The Nevers
We were set to get a brand new Joss Whedon original series in the form of the forthcoming HBO series The Nevers, but we recently found out Whedon is no longer involved with the project. So what happened with The Nevers? And why did Whedon get the boot?
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How The Locke & Key Creators' Favorite Character Could Change The Netflix Show
During their NYCC panel, Locke & Key co-creators Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez teased how this one character featured in the Sandman crossover is not only their favorite but will have a bigger presence in the comic's upcoming issues — expanding the Netflix series' universe in the process.
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Tim Heidecker Reveals How Dr. Brule Would Handle The Pandemic - Exclusive
Check it Out! With Dr. Steve Brule, starring John C. Reilly and produced by Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, gathered a cult of devoted fans who still wonder what Brule might do in certain situations. As he told Looper during our exclusive interview, Heidecker is one of them.
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