Ariel Winter Credits Modern Family's Relatability For The Series' Longevity
"Modern Family" star Ariel Winter credits the show's relatability for its longtime popularity with fans, saying everyone, "can see themselves somewhere."
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Improvised Lines That Changed Roles Forever
Some of the best film and television moments come from on-set spontaneity.
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Seinfeld Was Never Pitched As A Show About Nothing
Contrary to what many fans say about the series, "Seinfeld" was never pitched as a show about nothing -- that's just the reputation it earned after one episode.
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Hit The Mic With These Johnny Carson Facts
Johnny Carson was an indisputable icon of 20th-century television and the master of late night television. Hit the mic with these Johnny Carson facts.
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Yellowstone's Kelly Reilly Details The 'Artistry' That Went Into Beth's Burn Scars
In a recent interview, Yellowstone star Kelly Reilly talked in depth about the painstaking process of creating her character Beth Dutton's burn scars.
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Shadow And Bone Season 2: Who Is The Apparat?
Shadow and Bone makes very little use of this character, but he's a huge deal in the novels.
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The Modern Family Death That Really Had Fans Bawling
Jay Pritchett's breakdown over his long-lost mother in Modern Family Season 2 episode "Mother's Day" struck a chord with viewers.
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What The Cast Of Brooklyn Nine-Nine Is Doing Now
Despite concluding in September 2021, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" remains one of TV's most beloved sitcoms. Here's what the cast of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" is doing now.
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Many Office Fans Agree That A Reboot Would Be A Horrible Idea
Many fans of The Office's American version are against the idea of the show getting rebooted ... while also forgetting that the show itself is a remake.
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Gold Rush's Kayla Sheets Pushes Back On Fred's Reputation
Dakota Fred Hurt from "Gold Rush: White Water" has a reputation for being no-nonsense, but Kayla Sheets, his stepdaughter, says there is more to him than this.
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Some Yellowstone Fans Can't Help But Laugh At Its Soap Opera-Like Drama
"Yellowstone" can be a bit like a soap opera at times, and fans can't help but laugh at it when it is.
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Shonen Anime Scenes That Went Too Far
From torture to traumatic childhoods, lots of our favorite shows aren't afraid to go there. Here are some unforgettable shonen anime scenes that went too far.
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Are Chicago Fire's David Eigenberg And Joe Minoso Friends In Real Life?
"Chicago Fire" fans have seen the chemistry between David Eigenberg and Joe Minoso's characters. It turns out the actors are just as close in real life.
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Tommy Flanagan Credits SOA's Cult Following To Its Cast's Strong Bond
"Sons of Anarchy" star Tommy Flanagan has credited the long-term success of the series to the bond between the cast members who bring SAMCRO to life on-screen.
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TWD's Danai Gurira Is Not A Fan Of Horror
"The Walking Dead" star Danai Gurira is not a fan of watching horror genre fare, saying that she has a reluctance about watching films like "The Exorcist."
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TBBT's Space Scenes Left Simon Helberg Numb
A lot of care was put into the space scenes with Howard (Simon Helberg) on The Big Bang Theory, though they left the actor with an unpleasant feeling afterward.
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Tulsa King's Terence Winter Digs Into How The Show Avoids Typical Mafia Stereotypes
Here's how Terence Winter, during his time as Tulsa King showrunner, made sure to avoid the usual tropes associated with Mafia characters.
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Family Guy Fans Think Lois And Chris' Characters Have Gone Downhill
A number of Family Guy fans believe Chris and Lois' characters have been growing more and more jaded and bitter over time.
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Terence Winter Says Tulsa King's Comedy Comes From The Inherent Absurdity Of Mob Life
"Tulsa King" showrunner Terence Winter says that much of the show's comedy comes from the absurdity of mob life, as paired with ordinary life on-screen.
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Yellowstone's Dave Annable Initially Accepted Lee's Fate (Until The FOMO Set In)
Dave Annable played Lee Dutton in "Yellowstone." While he thought he was okay with his character's swift demise, the actor quickly knew leaving would be hard.
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Robert Franzese: The Story Behind The Real-Life Peter Griffin
Thanks to Robert Franzese,nobody ever has to wonder what it would be like to meet Peter Griffin at a comic book convention.
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Fire Country Fans Are Fed Up With The Writing After Eve's Accident
"Fire Country" fans are not afraid taking to social media in order to discuss and criticize some of the more unrealistic aspects of the CBS series.
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Each Of The Eight Inner Gates In Naruto Explained
Might Guy was introduced to the Eight Inner Gates by his father, Might Duy in "Naruto." Let's take a closer look at what the Gates are and how they work.
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Fred Lewis Wants To Turn Gold Rush Into A Family Affair
Fred Lewis of "Gold Rush" has big aspirations and dreams and many of them involve bringing more and more of his family aboard the mining ship.
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Yellowstone's Jake Ream Worked His Way Up From Wrangler To Supporting Cast
Taylor Sheridan hired Jake Ream to instruct the actors in horseback riding. Sheridan put him onscreen when they needed a new cowboy, and now he's a ranch hand.
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The Broken McCormick Sign American Pickers' Mike Wolfe Got For $600
"American Pickers" star Mike Wolfe purchased a sign for International Harvester's historic McCormick-Deering line for $600 during an episode in Season 23.
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What Larry David Learned From The Reaction To Seinfeld's Finale
"Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David has continued to field questions about the series finale despite having gone on to create and star in "Curb Your Enthusiasm."
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