Why Nimrod Is The X-Men's Deadliest Sentinel & Marvel's Scariest Villain
Nimrod is a powerful mutant-exterminating machine who just might make an appearance on "X-Men '97." Here's why he's the deadliest of all Sentinels.
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Ghosts Season 3: Flower's Episode 9 Return Changes A Relationship In A Huge Way
With Flower returning in Season 3, Episode 9 of "Ghosts," Thor not only has some explaining to do, but may find their relationship entering a whole new phase.
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Jerry Seinfeld's Favorite Series Finale Is Probably Not What You Think
The series finale of "Seinfeld" isn't particularly popular - and even Jerry Seinfeld himself has a favorite series finale that definitely isn't that episode.
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Blue Bloods Season 14: Eddie Janko-Reagan's Violent Episode 7 Secret, Explained
On "Blue Bloods," the Reagans are no strangers to putting up a fight, but Episode 7 of Season 14 reveals a surprisingly violent secret about Eddie.
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Chicago PD's Tracy Spiridakos Tribute Videos Might Make Fans Cry
Tracy Spiridakos may be leaving "Chicago PD," but she's not departing without a little bit of fanfare from her biggest fans -- her own colleagues.
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Young Sheldon Star Calls The Sitcom's Cancelation 'Stupid'
"Young Sheldon" star Annie Potts shares her blunt response to the hit sitcom ending after seven seasons, explaining why it doesn't make sense.
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What Happened To Michael J. Fox? The Actor's Health Issues, Explained
Actor Michael J. Fox famously revealed he had Parkinson's disease in 1998. Here's what he's said about his diagnosis and what he's been up to since then.
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Millie Bobby Brown: From Childhood To Electric State
"Stranger Things" wasn't Millie Bobby Brown's first lead role. We've tracked her career from childhood to her latest Netflix project "The Electric State."
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Overhyped TV Shows That Ended Up Being Terrible
Not all of the most hyped shows ever made have turned out to be hits. These overhyped shows turned up DOA, squandering millions and winding up pretty terrible.
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Star Trek: What Happened To Dr. Phlox After Enterprise?
One of the bright spots on "Star Trek: Enterprise" is the NX-01's spicy polyamorous Denobulan doctor Phlox. Here's what happened to him after the show's events.
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The Real Reason FX's Shogun Likely Won't Get A Season 2
According to "ShÅgun" co-creator Justin Marks, there likely won't be a Season 2. But executive producer Michaela Clavell and star Anna Sawai have other ideas.
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The TV Series Audition That Made Jennifer Garner Break Down In Tears
Jennifer Garner is a major Hollywood player these days, but early in her career, she auditioned for a major TV drama ... and ended up crying.
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The X-Men Animated Opening In LEGO Is A Marvel You Can't Miss
Marvel's mutants have already had their iconic opening credits updated for the "X-Men '97" series, and now it gets another makeover in a fan-made LEGO version.
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The Big Bang Theory Accident That Made Melissa Rauch's Mother Freak Out
"The Big Bang Theory" star Melissa Rauch had an incident that looked like she was behaving inappropriately on set, and her mother wasn't happy when she heard.
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Young Sheldon Season 7 Episode 9 May Reveal What (Or Who) Ruins Georgie & Mandy
Georgie and Mandy are riding high on newlywed waves in "Young Sheldon" -- but will something (or someone) get in between them?
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Who Was Blue Bloods' Leonard Goldberg & How Did His Death Affect The Show?
In Season 10 of "Blue Bloods," the show paid tribute to Leonard Goldberg in the end credits of one episode. Who was he and why was he so important to the show?
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Why Patrick Warburton's Parents Hate His Work On Family Guy
Although Patrick Warburton has long been voicing Joe Swanson on "Family Guy," his parents dislike the show, with his mom among those who tried to get it axed.
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The Only Major Actor Still Alive From The Cast Of 1964's Bewitched
"Bewitched" stands out as one of the most prominent and influential sitcoms from the '60s, and there is only one major actor surviving from the show's cast.
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How Do Star Trek Stardates Actually Work?
"Star Trek" fans have long been familiar with the concept of stardates, but how do they really work, and are they based on a real-world calendar system?
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Actors Who Have Killed People
Actors often play killers on TV or in the movies. But these actors were tragically involved in real-life deaths - unwittingly or sometimes not.
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Who Plays Donny In Netflix's Baby Reindeer?
The Netflix miniseries "Baby Reindeer" has emerged as a hit for the streaming service. Here's who plays Donny and where you've seen him before.
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Shemar Moore Explained Why He Called Out CBS For Canceling S.W.A.T. In That Viral Video
"S.W.A.T." star Shemar Moore went viral when he took aim at CBS on social media for canceling the show. Why was he so critical against CBS in the clip?
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The X-Men's Biggest Problem Makes No Sense (On The Surface)
The hatred the X-Men suffer from while heroes like Captain America are revered seems illogical, but there's a solid explanation for the seeming contradiction.
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The Real Reason Roshawn Franklin's Hobbs Left FBI
Roshawn Franklin's "FBI" character was killed off in the Season 6 premiere, a creative decision the showrunner promises will continue to affect the series.
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What Happened To Chase Masterson After Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" actor Chase Masterson has been up to a lot since the show ended, and it's not just her continued work on sci-fi projects.
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Dick Van Dyke Broke An Incredible Record On Days Of Our Lives
At 97 years old, Hollywood legend Dick Van Dyke has set a record for his guest appearance as amnesiac Timothy Robicheaux on "Days of Our Lives."
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Laverne And Shirley
"Laverne and Shirley" was a popular sitcom filled with life and vibrancy, but sadly only a few of its cast members are still with us these days.
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