Grogu Breaks Down The Mandalorian S3E2: Mandalore Isn't Childproofed
Baby Yoda is back, once again, to talk about the newest episode of "The Mandalorian." Take it away, young green one!
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Naruto's Creator Was Careful About Using Comedy At Just The Right Times
Two of Naruto's most influential figures have reflected on how comedy plays a role in the manga and anime's successful run.
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Evan Peters Didn't Know Anything About American Horror Story When He Signed On
According to American Horror Story mainstay Evan Peters, he knew nothing about the show when he first joined for its first season.
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Gold Rush's Freddy Dodge Stepped Into A Fundraising Controversy
Gold Rush star Freddy Dodge's attachment to a special prize for a Colorado-area high school seemed to drag him into a fundraising controversy.
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Johnny Brennan Claimed Family Guy And The Jerky Boys Are 'Forever Intertwined'
Actor and comedian Johnny Brennan of The Jerky Boys truly believes that the comedy duo's legacy is forever connected with Seth MacFarlane's "Family Guy."
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TWD's Danai Gurira Says Playing Norman Reedus' Enemy Was 'Painful'
Danai Gurira was put through the ringer on "The Walking Dead," but the actress cites certain scenes with Norman Reedus as especially tragic.
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Young Sheldon's Lance Barber Knows His Credits In TBBT Haven't Gone Unnoticed
American actor Lance Barber had the rare and interesting opportunity to portray characters in both "Young Sheldon" and "The Big Bang Theory."
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1923's Michelle Randolph Was Initially Nervous To Work With Helen Mirren
"1923" star Michelle Randolph was a bit intimidated by the idea of working with Dame Helen Mirren when the series started.
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The Big Bang Theory's Science Consultant Once Got A Joke On The Air
"The Big Bang Theory" employed a scientist as a consultant so the science was accurate, but the professor once pitched a joke that made it to air.
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Kevin Feige & Patty Jenkins' Star Wars Projects Have Been Shelved (& Why That's The Right Call)
Although Kevin Feige and Patty Jenkins' Star Wars films just got shelved, it just might be a blessing in disguise for fans of the franchise.
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American Pickers' Mike Wolfe Bought A TV Motel Clock With Broken Neon For $325
"American Pickers" star Mike Wolfe has had many amazing, lucrative finds over the years, but he once paid a whopping $325 for a broken clock.
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The Impractical Jokers' Punishment That Was 3 Months In The Making
This "Impractical Jokers" punishment for poor James "Murr" Murray was three months in the making.
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Whatever Happened To Fannie Schrute From The Office?
Here's what Majandra Delfino, who played Dwight Schrute's sister Fannie on The Office, has been doing since her brief time on the show ended.
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Wilmer Valderrama Was On Board For A That '70s Show Movie
Before Netflix's recent and successful "That '90s Show," Wilmer Valderrama was up for the idea of a possible "That '70s Show" reunion film.
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1923 Theory: Could John Dutton And Thomas Rainwater Be Related Via Spencer?
The idea that Spencer Dutton (Brandon Sklenar) might be a thus far missing link in the "1923" Dutton-Rainwater sagas is, at first glance, rather implausible.
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What Happened To Proof Eyewear After Turning Down An Offer On Shark Tank?
Here's a look at what happened to Proof Eyewear, which turned down Robert Herjavec's offer on Season 4 of Shark Tank.
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Joe Gatto Has A Favorite Running Gag From Impractical Jokers
Joe Gatto may no longer be a part of the "Impractical Jokers," but he counts this running bit as his favorite gag from his time on the reality show.
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Jerry Seinfeld's Infamous Kesha Encounter Had Fans Spitballing Their Own Seinfeld Bits
Dozens of Reddit users fancied themselves "Seinfeld" writers, and they've each put their own unique spin on the drama of when Jerry met Ke$ha.
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Bryan Cranston Broke Character Filming Breaking Bad's 'I Am The Danger' Scene
One of the most famous scenes from "Breaking Bad" is Walt's "I am the danger" speech, but actor Bryan Cranston broke character, laughing while filming it.
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Whatever Happened To Jeff Clarke From Chicago Fire?
Longtime fans of the "One Chicago" franchise may be wondering whatever happened to Jeff Clarke, a prominent character from the "Chicago Fire" series.
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CSI: Vegas' Matt Lauria Worries About The Show Being A 'Blueprint' For Criminals
With his added time on the show, Matt Lauria of "CSI: Vegas" expressed concern about the show becoming a "blueprint" for criminals. Here's what he had to say.
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How The Walking Dead Hid Alanna Masterson's Pregnancy On-Screen
Alanna Masterson played Tara Chambler on "The Walking Dead" throughout the duration of her pregnancy, but the show hid that fact from the screen.
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How TLOU's Creators Amped Up The Show's Intensity By Showing Less Violence
A hallmark of the video game was its penchant for violence in addition to storyline, but "The Last of Us" takes creative license in how it depicts this carnage.
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Stranger Things S4 Left Fans With More Questions About The Upside-Down's Rules
While season 4 of "Stranger Things" answers some questions about many confusing moments in the series, it also opened a door to many more about The Upside-Down.
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Yellowjackets' Biggest Question In Season 2 Will Boil Down To Lottie
While "Yellowjackets" continues to dish out decades worth of drama, the show's biggest question in Season 2 will boil down to Lottie.
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No, You're Not The Only One Who Thinks Gold Rush's Parker Schnabel Looks Like Adam Driver
Parker Schnabel has never made out with Hannah Horvath or betrayed his Jedi master for the dark side of the Force, but he still kind of looks like Adam Driver.
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The Good Place's Ted Danson And Mike Schur Reunite For Netflix's The Mole Agent
Ted Danson and Mike Schur are set to work together once again for Netflix's adaptation of the beloved documentary "The Mole Agent."
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