The True Story Of How Kate Mara Almost Starred On Lost
Kate Mara is a star with a killer resume, and a career that only looks brighter in the future. However, did you realize she almost appeared as a major character in Lost?
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Why Onion From The Good Lord Bird Looks So Familiar
Joshua Caleb Johnson is a standout on Showtime's hit series, and while he may only be 15 years old, he already has quite the impressive resume that promises even greater things to come. Here's where you've seen Onion from The Good Lord Bird before.
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We Finally Know When The Walking Dead Season 10 Will Return
The Whisperers War has been won, and a series finale is officially in sight ... but in the interim, its seems there's still quite a bit of story to tell in The Walking Dead's 10th season. When will the bonus episodes air? Finally, we have answers.
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There's A Small Shred Of Hope For Mindhunter Season 3
Speaking to Variety, David Fincher acknowledged that "another two years in the crawl space" wasn't on his bucket list, which seemed to signal the death of Mindhunter. Or did it? The filmmaker discussed his exhaustion with the show, but he also offered a glimmer of hope.
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The Office Episode That Sent A Cast Member To The Hospital
Aside from some of the pranks, stakes on The Office don't usually involve physical danger. Surprisingly enough, however, one episode of The Office sent a cast member to the hospital.
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The My Hero Academia Moment That Changes Everything For The League Of Villains
While the League of Villains may not have the most inspiring or imaginative team name, no hero in the My Hero Academia universe can deny just how dangerous the group is. One key moment, though, explored their deeper motivations.
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The Cast Of Animaniacs On Why The Show Is Perfect For 2020 - Exclusive
Ahead of the Animaniacs reboot's premiere on Hulu on November 20, Looper exclusively spoke to several of the voice actors who bring the Animaniacs to life about why now was the right time to resurrect the series.
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Is The Good Lord Bird A True Story?
The final episodes of The Good Lord Bird were, of course, set amid the calamitous 1859 sacking of the U.S. armory outpost in Harper's Ferry, Virginia, leading many fans to wonder if the wild, Western-tinged story they were watching wasn't more fact than fiction.
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How Rick And Morty's Summer Changed Because Of Spencer Grammer - Exclusive
In celebration of this year's at-home Adult Swim Festival, Looper took some time to interview Adult Swim talent — specifically, Spencer Grammer, the voice of Summer Smith on Rick and Morty. During our chat, Grammer discussed how she inadvertently influenced Summer's evolution.
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The True Inspiration Behind The Brain's Voice On Pinky & The Brain Revealed
Voice actor Maurice LaMarche's take on the Brain, probably his most widely recognized character, came from two places: the golden age of Hollywood, and the Animaniacs writers' room.
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The 14 Best Thanksgiving Sitcom Episodes, Ranked
Here's a ranking of Thanksgiving episodes based on the quality of laughs, cultural impact, and comfort, including greats from "Friends" and "Bob's Burgers."
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Will The Good Lord Bird Season 2 Ever Happen?
Showtime has another bonafide hit on its hands with The Good Lord Bird. With such acclaim being heaped on the series, it only makes sense to wonder whether we'll get a season 2 any time soon.
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The Flight Attendant Is Addicting, Must-Watch TV You Won't Want To Miss
The series is based on the bestselling novel of the same name by Chris Bohjalian. According to the first reviews, the show stays in its lane and gives viewers an engaging mystery to get lost in.
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The Real Reason Supernatural Seasons 1-3 Had No Angels
Eric Kripke thought there wouldn't be much tension in the brothers' ongoing battle with all manner of demons in audiences knew they had an entire heavenly host of angelus ex machina waiting to pull them out whenever they found themselves in over their heads. Then he had an epiphany.
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What You Never Noticed About The Moon In This Futurama Episode
In the episode entitled 'Insane in the Mainframe,' Fry is framed for a robbery and sent to the HAL Institute for Criminally Insane Robots. In one of the exterior shots of the robot asylum at night viewers can see a Crescent Moon with stars surrounding it, but something doesn't look right.
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Is This Homelander's Only Redeeming Moment On The Boys?
Finally, Homelander has found someone he can actually relate to, which leads to him acting like a decent dad for one hot second.
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The Breaking Bad Monologue That Haunts Fans
Like a Shakespearean play, Breaking Bad is full of great monologues, but there's one clear-cut monologue that wins the award for most haunting, according to the fans.
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The Truth About How Marilyn Manson Was Almost Cast In The Stand
According to Entertainment Weekly, Ezra Miller of Justice League and Fantastic Beasts fame will portray the Trashcan Man, a smaller but crucially important role to the plot. Manson was actually under consideration for a different role.
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The New Highly Rated Western Everyone's Binging On Showtime
Ethan Hawke's latest project is The Good Lord Bird, a seven-episode limited series based on James McBride's 2013 novel of the same name. Adapted by Hawke and producer Jason Blum for Blumhouse Television, the historical western centers on the life, work, and word of American abolitionist John Brown.
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Fear The Walking Dead Showrunner Responds To Season 5's Criticisms
Needless to say, the negative reaction to season 5 came with quite a bit of criticism of the way the two were steering the Fear the Walking Dead ship. According to Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss, everybody currently loving season 6 shouldn't be so quick to write season 5 off as a misfire.
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The Major Clue Dropped About Ozark Season 4
As any fan of Netflix's pitch-black crime drama Ozark can confirm, matters are far from settled when it comes to who will reign over the Lake of the Ozarks criminal underground. As the series barrels towards an explosive fourth and final season, any one of the dueling factions could come out on top.
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The Intense Altered Carbon Scene That Took A Week To Shoot
When asked by Collider to single out the most memorable, most exhausting sequence from the series, Kinnaman selected something significantly lower-tech than a weightless fight.
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Why Noah's Season 5 Date On Alaskan Bush People Raised Fans' Eyebrows
By this point, most TV viewers know that the term "reality TV" should be taken with a grain of salt. The Discovery Channel's docuseries, Alaskan Bush People, is not an exception to that rule.
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Kevin Costner Teases The Future Of Yellowstone
Given where things were left at the end of season 3, one can only imagine that if the Duttons somehow manage to keep both their ranch and their lives, the cost will be heavier than anyone could've imagined.
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The My Hero Academia Characters With The Most Useless Costumes
As far as the characters in My Hero Academia are concerned, fashion statements are just as important as functionality. But some of MHA's costumes have zero functionality, stand out in a bad way, or both. Let's take a look at a few and see what exactly makes them so underwhelming.
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Why Nurse Oraetta Mayflower From Fargo Looks So Familiar
If Nurse Oraetta Mayflower, played by the extremely talented Jessie Buckley, looks familiar, there's a reason why. Buckley is gaining star power very quickly, and you're likely to see her in more and more things in the future.
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The Surprising YouTube Show That Led To Sasha Banks' Mandalorian Role
The WWE star and SmackDown Women's Champion Sasha Banks made her acting debut on one of 2020's most anticipated series: The Mandalorian, season 2. The role took her from the ring to the galaxy far, far away, but she got there in a most unexpected way. Apparently, she can thank chicken wings.
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