Linda Greenlaw Casts Claim That Deadliest Catch Is More Scripted Than You Think
Linda Greenlaw of Season 19 of "Deadliest Catch" says the show is more scripted than others she's worked on, but the swordfishing captain doesn't mind.
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Dragon Ball Super: How Strong Is Orange Piccolo & Could He Beat Goku?
"Dragon Ball Super" introduced Orange Piccolo, but how strong is this massive form, and is it powerful enough to defeat Goku in a real battle?
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Where Is Mickey's House In The Lincoln Lawyer? - Where The Legal Drama Was Filmed
The book version of Mickey Haller's house in "The Lincoln Lawyer" is plain, but the location where the TV show version is shot is the picture of LA modernism.
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What The Happy Gilmore Cast Looks Like Today
With Adam Sandler's early hit Happy Gilmore launching in theaters way back in 1996, it might surprise you to learn just what the cast looks like today.
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TBBT: The Season 11 Moment That Never Gets Old
"The Big Bang Theory" featured a moment in Season 11 that showcased the best parts of Amy and Sheldon's relationship.
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Full House: How Is Jesse Related To Danny Exactly?
"Full House" fans might still be wondering how Jesse and Danny are related. Here's a look at the relationship between the two main characters.
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Blue Bloods Plot Holes We Still Can't Explain
After 13 seasons and counting, it hardly comes as a surprise that cop drama "Blue Bloods" has its share of plot holes - but some are shockingly glaring.
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Ozark Season 5 - Could Jason Bateman & Laura Linney's Netflix Series Return?
While "Ozark" wrapped up on Netflix with a super-sized Season 4, not everyone involved in the series is completely against doing a fifth season.
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Blue Bloods: Season 13's Best Episode Shares Something With Ben Stiller & Billy Joel
"Blue Bloods" Season 13's best episode, according to IMDb, shares a title with a Ben Stiller movie.
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The One Piece Live-Action Trailer Is Here & Fans Love It (Except Maybe One Thing)
The trailer for Netflix's "One Piece" adaptation has received lots of positive feedback from fans of the anime and manga series, but one mishap stands out.
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Were The Sopranos' Steve Buscemi And James Gandolfini Friends In Real Life?
"The Sopranos" stars Steve Buscemi and James Gandolfini had a great on-screen chemistry. So fans might be wondering if the two were friends in real life.
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The Last Of Us Co-Creator Craig Mazin Says They Are Planning On A Season 3 'Unless People Don't Watch'
"The Last of Us" co-creator Craig Mazin confirms that there will be a third season of the HBO series, so long as enough viewers actually watch its second.
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For All Mankind Season 4's Biggest Change (So Far) Is A Familiar Face
"For All Mankind" will be adding a familiar face with a long comedic resume to the show's cast in Season 4.
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Whatever Happened To Ali MacGraw?
Ali MacGraw was once one of the biggest stars in Hollywood, but her time in the spotlight didn't last long. Here's what she's been up to since.
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Why House Of The Dragon Can Continue Filming During The SAG-AFTRA Strike
Although productions across the US are shutting down due to the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, "House of the Dragon" is unlikely to be affected. Here's why.
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Chicago Fire: What Illness Does Otis Have?
Midway through his "Chicago Fire" story arc, Otis Zvonecek begins showing signs of a serious illness. Here are the details of his diagnosis.
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Invincible Season 2: Release Date & Teaser Drop (Along With News Fans May Not Like)
After a long wait, fans are getting a teaser and release date for "Invincible" Season 2. Unfortunately, the announcement is a good news, bad news scenario.
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Ghost Adventures: How Physical Torture Exposed The Team To Paranormal Influence
According to Jay Wasley of "Ghost Adventures," physical exhaustion was a key factor that helped him and his crew in their ghost-hunting endeavors.
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What We Do In The Shadows: Why The Cast's Lack Of Emmy Nominations Is Not All Bad
"What We Do in the Shadows" got snubbed for Outstanding Comedy Series at the 2023 Emmys, but the cast thinks it might actually be a good thing.
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Alice In Borderland Theory: What Happened To Those Who Stayed?
Fans of "Alice in Borderland" might be wondering what happens to those who stay in Borderland. As it turns out, they can play a big role in the game.
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Invincible Drops Surprise Atom Eve Episode Ahead Of S2 - Here's Where To Watch It
"Invincible" Season 2 won't arrive until November, but fans of Robert Kirkman's violent superhero series can enjoy an Atom Eve prequel special right now.
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The Sinner: Why Does Bill Pullman's Detective Ambrose Limp In Season 3?
In "The Sinner," Detective Ambrose develops a limp that gets worse throughout the series. Here's why.
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Breaking Bad Bloopers That Will Change The Way You See The Show
Breaking Bad had its moments of humor - particularly behind the scenes. Here are some memorable bloopers that could change how you see the show.
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Good Omens: What Bentley Does Crowley Own & How Is It Different From The Book?
Crowley's most prized possession on "Good Omens" by far is his Bentley, but which model does he own, and how is it different from the one in the book?
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Voyager 'Flashback' - How A Star Trek Episode Almost Launched A New Series
"Star Trek: Voyager" once featured a crossover episode with original Enterprise crewmembers in a failed attempt to create a Capt. Sulu-starring spinoff.
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What Happened To Gibbs On NCIS?
Leroy Jethro Gibbs was a key part of "NCIS" for 19 seasons before making his exit. Here's what actor Mark Harmon says about Gibbs' potential future.
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Young Sheldon: The Most Skippable Episode In Season 5
Although it has its share of tender, touching moments, this is the one episode you might want to skip when rewatching Season 5 of "Young Sheldon."
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