Larry David Had His Real-Life Big Salad Moment During The Filming Of Seinfeld
"Seinfeld" and character George Costanza are known for stressing the little things, and this one joke about such is based on a real event that happened BTS.
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Attack On Titan Fans Are Noticing A Pattern With The 'Final Season'
Fans of the popular series have begun to notice a particularly aggravating pattern to how the supposed final season of Attack on Titan is being marketed.
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Craig Ferguson's New Late-Night TV Series Is A Far Cry From What You Get With The Jimmys
Craig Ferguson's new talk show will be a far cry from competition like "The Tonight Show" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
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A Unique Billboard Inspired Conan O'Brien To Write The Simpsons' Legendary Monorail Episode
"Marge vs. the Monorail" is considered one of the greatest episodes of "The Simpsons" and as Conan O'Brien recently shared, the idea started with a billboard.
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Absolute Legend Meryl Streep Joins The Already Star-Studded Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Cast
Hulu's runaway hit Only Murders in the Building has a reputation for bringing in some incredible guest stars, and Season 3 just landed a huge get.
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This Is Likely The Reason Studio MAPPA Is Taking So Long To Complete Attack On Titan
"Attack on Titan" is gearing up for a giant finale, and though fans probably feel like the wait has been incredibly long, MAPPA has a good reason for it.
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The Blue Bloods Cast Is In Agreement On Who Makes The Most Mistakes
Despite the serious nature of the show, the "Blue Bloods" cast has plenty of fun behind the scenes. They seem to agree which of them messes up takes the most.
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Why Vostanik Sabatino From NCIS: LA Looks So Familiar
The cocky, wisecracking fan-favorite has made his mark on other major TV shows.
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Transatlantic - What We Know So Far
The upcoming period drama tells a lesser-known story from World War II: the Martinique Escape Route from Vichy France.
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Chronicles Of Amber To Be Adapted By A Late Night Supernerd Stephen Colbert
In a strange turn of events, late night talk show host and supernerd Stephen Colbert is involved in bringing The Chronicles of Amber to the small screen
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The One Impractical Jokers Punishment That truTV Has Yet To Approve
"Impractical Jokers" tends to push the line with their pranks -- anything to get a laugh out of each other. There's one line the network won't let them cross.
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The Office's Zach Woods Will Never Reprise The Role Of Gabe Again
The Office's Zach Woods says he will never reprise the role of Gabe again. Here's why the actor wants to say goodbye to his cringiest character.
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The Last Of Us Comparison Video Shows How Incredibly Faithful HBO's Adaptation Is To The Game
"The Last of Us" has the lofty goal of adapting a beloved video game, and the opening scene of the show is a perfect reshot of the video game's introduction.
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Boy Meets World Writer Exposes The Show's Horribly Toxic Environment
One writer for Boy Meets World exposed the show's horribly toxic environment, claiming the showrunner yelled and manipulated the staff.
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1923 Fans Tell Looper Who Their Favorite Character Is - Exclusive Survey
When it comes to the dynamic cast of characters on the "Yellowstone" prequel series "1923," Looper readers have a clear favorite.
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The True Story Behind Bubbles' Glasses On Trailer Park Boys
Mike Smith, who portrays Bubbles in "Trailer Park Boys," has broken down the story behind the character's trademark Coke bottle glasses.
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The Last Of Us Episode 1 Originally Had A Very Different Opening Scene
"The Last of Us" opens with a tense discussion about the fungus that will eventually infect all of humanity, but the pilot almost had a different cold open.
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NCIS Fans Could Use A Hug After Jess And Jimmy's Emotional Exchange
Jimmy and Jess have become a fan-favorite couple on "NCIS," and their exchange in the most recent episode had fans incredibly emotional.
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The Last Of Us' Craig Mazin Says There Are Breadcrumbs That Hint At The Infection's Origin
"The Last of Us" follows the apocalyptic spread of a fungal infection, and there might be an Easter egg in the pilot on how the spread started.
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Why Alan Keene From Yellowstone Looks So Familiar
While not heavily featured in the Western drama "Yellowstone," Alan Keene certainly leaves his mark on viewers. This is why he may look so familiar.
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A Mandalorian Walks Into A Bar - Reddit Caught That Callback In The Mandalorian Season 3 Trailer
"The Mandalorian" Season 3 trailer got fans talking on Reddit since it potentially has a sneaky callback to an iconic "Star Wars" scene.
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Whatever Happened To Gabriel From Supernatural?
Gabriel was perhaps one of the funniest recurring characters on "Supernatural"; here's what his actor, Richard Speight Jr., has been doing since the show ended.
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The Last Of Us Made Viewership History With Its HBO Premiere
"The Last of Us" is a faithful and ambitious adaptation. The approach has clearly worked, since the show's debut just made HBO history.
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Why Mayor Randolph From Ginny & Georgia Looks So Familiar
One of the supporting characters in the series is the mayor of the town, and he might look familiar to fans. Here's what else actor Scott Porter has been in.
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The Surprising Origin Of The Trailer Park Boys
The origin of Trailer Park Boys was not in its 2000 pilot but rather in a short film that Mike Clattenburg released in 1995. Here's the story of that film.
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Craig Mazin Made Even Neil Druckmann Float With His The Last Of Us Pitch
Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann's "The Last of Us" began with an offhanded conversation that led to the former delivering a moving pitch to HBO.
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Gold Rush's Dave Turin Explains Choosing Jason And Nathan For His Season 13 Offer
Dave Turin shocked many viewers by offering Jason and Nathan one of his claims in the most recent episode of "Gold Rush" Season 13.
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