Melissa Fumero Shares Her Favorite Amy And Rosa Scene On Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Melissa Fumero and Stephanie Beatriz developed a strong real-life bond during their time on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," and so did the characters they played.
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The Dreadful Office Episode That Had Many Of The Actors Gagging
Many "The Office" actors found themselves gagging when they filmed this Season 3 episode of the beloved sitcom.
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Deadliest Catch's Sig Hansen Explains Had To Overcome This Problematic Fishing Superstition
Here's one poorly-aged superstition that "Deadliest Catch" captain Sig Hansen had to overcome himself.
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How Accurate Is Larry Bird's Portrayal In Winning Time?
Given how Larry Bird was portrayed as a surly individual on HBO's "Winning Time," one has to wonder if the Boston Celtics legend was that way in real life.
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The Unexpected Way HBO's The Last Of Us Made Canadian History
"The Last of Us" is set to be another blockbuster series for HBO and has already set a huge record for Canada.
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The Story Behind The Spectre Of The Gun Episode Of Arrow
Here's what inspired the producers of "Arrow" to write the Season 5 episode "Spectre of the Gun," which tackled the problem of gun violence in America.
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Toph's Original Design In Avatar: The Last Airbender Might Surprise You
It's hard to imagine Toph Beifong looking any other way, but the original design of the "Avatar: The Last Airbender" character might surprise you.
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Johnny Galecki Was On His Way Into A Very Different Career Before Landing The Big Bang Theory
Johnny Galecki was on his way into a very different career before landing the opportunity to star in "The Big Bang Theory," a role that would change his life.
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The Price Is Right Announcer's Secret To Calling People Down To Play Is Hilarious
When calling people down to play, the longtime "Price Is Right" announcer has implemented a secret tactic into his announcing repertoire.
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The Chilling Inspiration Behind Chris' Voice On Family Guy
Each character on Family Guy has a distinctive voice that matches their cartoonish personalities. But the inspiration for Chris' voice is downright chilling.
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The Unexpected Reason Pat Sajak Hosted Early Wheel Of Fortune Episodes Drunk
After so many years on the air, audiences can imagine the kinds of wild behind-the-scenes stories Sajak and White have to tell. And one story involves tequila.
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Why Lucifer Star D.B. Woodside Didn't Steal Anything From Set
It's common for actors to "take" a memento home from a film or TV set. But D.B. Woodside, who played Amenadiel, never took anything for this interesting reason.
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That Rings Of Power Episode 4 Scene Gave Us Major Boromir Flashbacks
There's one scene toward the end of Episode 4 of "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" that gave us major flashbacks of the swordsman Boromir.
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The Charlie's Angels Star You Likely Didn't Know Appeared On All American
"All American" has enjoyed plenty of noteworthy guest stars over the years, including one original member of the iconic "Charlie's Angels."
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The Big Mouth Moment That Went Too Far
Despite the critical acclaim, "Big Mouth" has gotten its share of hate. But there's one controversial moment that led the show's creators to issue an apology.
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How 1883's Isabel May Managed To Excel Through The Intense Cowboy Camp
Isabel May gives a breakout performance as Elsa Dutton on "1883," so it shouldn't be surprising to hear that she also excelled at her training for the series.
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The Rings Of Power Makes It Clear Joseph Mawle Is Getting Typecast In A Hilariously Obscure Way
When breaking down the details, Joseph Mawle's "The Rings of Power" character has more in common with his "Game of Thrones" stint than first meets the eye.
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Aang Was Completely Different In The Unaired Avatar: The Last Airbender Pilot
A series pilot is typically quite different from the subsequent episodes of that show. The first version of Avatar Aang was very different than the one we know.
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The Hilariously Creative Way Sarah Chalke Recorded For Rick And Morty During Quarantine
Due to quarantine, the cast of "Rick and Morty" couldn't meet to film the show. But some actors, like Sarah Chalke, got creative to continue production.
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The Rings Of Power's Eärendil Explained
Elrond's father, Eärendil, is one of the most important people to ever walk Middle-earth, and his legacy is one of immortality.
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What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch The Blacklist
It's common for parents to show more adult material to children if they seem ready, but it's best to be cautious. So how do shows like The Blacklist stack up?
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What Only Tolkien Fans Know About Elrond's New Skill On The Rings Of Power
Elrond is heard speaking the Dwarvish language Khuzdul on "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power," but Tolkien fans know something about this new skill.
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The Office's Melora Hardin Has A Very Specific Idea For A Sequel To The Series
It's hard to imagine any version of "The Office" without Jan making an appearance. In an interview, Hardin discussed her idea for a reboot of the hit comedy.
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How Chelsea Peretti's Tendency To Break Character Changed Gina On Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Chelsea Peretti didn't specify whether she shares Gina's uninhibitedness. But one of the actress' personality traits did serve as inspiration for the character.
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The Character Everyone Forgets Enrique Iglesias Played In How I Met Your Mother
Pop star Enrique Iglesias once was a recurring guest on "How I Met Your Mother," and he played a role most fans might have forgotten about.
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The 1949 Sitcom Credited As Paul Newman's First Ever On-Screen Appearance
Some may not know before he became a legend, Paul Newman got his first credit on the small screen in a now-forgotten 1949 sitcom.
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What Always Surprises Kurtwood Smith When Watching That '70s Show Reruns
Kurtwood Smith says one thing still surprises him when he watches reruns of "That '70s Show," where he played the curmudgeonly Red Forman.
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