The Real Reason You Don't Hear From These Sitcom Stars Anymore
We'll always remember them for their roles, but they had to move on with their lives.
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What The Stars Of Monty Python Are Doing 50 Years Later
Today regarded as one of the greatest comedy series of all time, irreverent British sketch show Monty Python launched its cast into stardom -- and 50 years later, they're still going strong. Join us as we catch up with the geniuses behind "The Spanish Inquisition" and "The Lumberjack Song."
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Why The Mom From Locke & Key Looks So Familiar
Netflix's newest original series, Locke & Key, is already proving a hit for the streamer thanks to its imaginative story, solid scares, and twisting, turning narrative. It's also sparking conversation for its familiar-looking cast. Here's where you've seen the mom from Locke & Key before.
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The Best Heroes On Supernatural Ranked
Supernatural might be a show about demons, vampires, and werewolves, but it's also a show about heroes.
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The Real Reason Better Call Saul Brought Back Hank From Breaking Bad
Better Call Saul has plucked characters from Breaking Bad as the situation demands, but the reintroduction of Hank Schrader might come as a bittersweet surprise for fans. Let's take a minute to understand why dropping Hank back in is part of the series' characteristic slow plot progression.
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The Sailor Moon Season You Never Got To See
It's hardly contentious to suggest Sailor Moon is one of the most popular anime series ever created, boasting fans not just from its native Japan, but all over the world. But despite it's global appeal, there's one season of Sailor Moon that some fans didn't get to see when it originally aired.
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The Real Reason Teller From Penn & Teller: Fool Us Doesn't Speak
You may be aware of one consistent part of Penn and Teller's schtick: one of them never shuts up, and the other never speaks. Teller has long served as the silent straight man to Penn Jillette, and in a recent interview, Jillette — speaking for Teller, as per usual — explained why this is.
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The Steven Universe Timeline Explained
Steven Universe is a dizzying feat of storytelling. At once a coming-of-age tale, an intergalactic fantasy, a family drama, and a genuinely hilarious all-ages delight, it makes balancing all those plates look positively easy.
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The Creepiest Characters In TV Show History
Some began as idealists. Some were born cruel. All of them are terrifying. From murderous sociopaths to demonic forces, lingering ghosts to genetic aberrations, religious extremists to evil puppets, here are the creepiest characters in TV show history.
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Why The Locke Siblings From Locke & Key Look So Familiar
Netflix's latest hit show Locke & Key is a long-in-the-works adaptation of the mind-bending comic series from creators Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez. If you think the three Locke siblings currently unraveling the mystery of Keyhouse look familiar, there are a few good reasons why.
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Why The Motel From The Umbrella Academy Looks So Familiar
If you live in the Toronto area, where The Umbrella Academy is shot, you're bound to recognize a couple of local landmarks. A few eagle-eyed Redditors have pointed out a very specific one that's quite visible in the series: a little hotel that's a character of its own in the hit show Schitt's Creek.
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Soma Yukihira's Entire Backstory Explained
Food Wars' hero might be a small-town boy more familiar with diner fare than haute cuisine, but that's not going to stop him from becoming the greatest chef the world has ever seen. From his most disgusting dishes to the legacy he's inherited from his father, this is Soma Yukihira's backstory.
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Ramy Season 2 Release Date, Cast And Plot
When Hulu's dramedy Ramy debuted last April, critics and audiences alike praised the series for its non-stereotypical depictions of the American Muslim community, as well as its humorous and endearing take on the millennial experience. Here is everything you need to know about Ramy season 2.
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Actors Who Had No Idea A Co-Star's Onscreen Death Was Coming
In some cases, actors aren't even told about about the deaths of their co-stars' characters. Sometimes they find out the day of filming, sometimes scripts are censored, sometimes fake scenes are written to fool the cast, and sometimes the actors don't know what happened until the rest of us do.
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The Real Reason Mike Had The Postcard Taken Down In Better Call Saul Season 5
In a recent episode of Better Call Saul, an inebriated Mike Ehrmantraut demands that a bartender take down a postcard featuring an inoffensive image of the Sydney Opera House. As far as bar decorations go, you could do a lot worse. So why on Earth does Mike find this postcard so provocative?
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The Real Reason The Magicians Was Cancelled
Class is officially cancelled at Brakebills Academy. Syfy is ready to pull the plug on its fantasy thriller The Magicians after 5 seasons of magical hijinks. The announcement means that the season currently airing on the genre cabler will be the series' last — but why the sudden cancellation?
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The Complete Timeline Of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic Explained
While the show never strayed from its central ethos concerning "the magic of friendship," its increasingly sprawling continuity and thrilling battles contributed to a rich sense of characterization and history.
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The Absolute Worst Thing Malcolm Beck Has Done On Yellowstone
On the first two seasons of Yellowstone, few have left quite as indelible an impression as season 2's biggest bad, lauded character actor Neal McDonough's unscrupulous real estate mogul Malcolm Beck. He did a lot of shady and terrible things during his short run, but what was the worst?
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The Truth About Caf-Pow On NCIS
Abby Sciuto's caffeinated drink of choice has become such a staple of the long-running series that it's gained a following all its own among NCIS fans. But how did the drink become a fixture of the show, and what is actually in those giant cups?
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Who Is The Richest Of The Impractical Jokers?
Impractical Jokers has been a popular reality comedy show for years, and the cast has amassed a tidy sum of money between them. But does the quartet reap the rewards in equal measure, or does one of them benefit more than the others?
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Geralt Of Rivia's Entire Backstory Explained
In a world that hates and fears him, this powerful mutant goes from town to town helping those he can and doing his best to muddle through moral quandaries. No, he isn't a student at Professor Xavier's school for gifted youngsters, he's Geralt of Rivia, monster hunter for hire.
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Why Josh Dallas From Manifest Looks So Familiar
Over the course of the first two seasons of NBC's primetime drama Manifest, the character of Ben Stone, portrayed by Josh Dallas, has played a key figure in one of the most intriguing mysteries on television. If his face looks familiar, it's because you've almost certainly seen him before.
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Abby Sciuto's Tattoos On NCIS Explained
NCIS changed everyone's picture of forensic scientists for good when they introduced goth with a heart of gold Abby Sciuto (Pauley Perrette) in the series premiere in 2003. Most of the ink we saw on Abby is real; in fact, they may have helped her land the role.
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Things Only Adults Notice In Captain Planet
Its feels like the right time for a look back at the Captain Planet cartoon. After rewatching it through the jaded eyes of adulthood, we're here to bring you all the strange hanging plot threads, surprising facts, and head-scratching moments that we completely breezed past as children.
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The Real Reason Steven Seagal Is Banned From SNL
In 1991, famous tough-guy actor Steven Seagal earned himself a ban from Saturday Night Live for reasons that perhaps should've been foreseen. He was slapped with the lifetime ban for the simplest of reasons: the fact that he must be the least funny human being to ever walk the Earth.
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Impractical Jokers' Net Worth: How Much Are The Guys Really Worth?
Since 2011, comedy troupe The Tenderloins have kept fans in stitches with their ridiculously funny TruTV reality series Impractical Jokers. The series' ninth season is expected to debut later on in 2020; so, just how much wealth have these guys amassed from their sweet gig?
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Day Of The Dead TV Series In The Works At SyFy
The dead will have their day if Syfy has anything to say about it. A small screen reworking of George A. Romero's zombie film Day of the Dead has earned a straight-to-series order from the network. Set to premiere in 2021, the series comes from the same company behind the hit series Creepshow.
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