Boston Blue: Why Sarah's Boyfriend Seth Looks So Familiar
The actor playing Sarah's boyfriend Seth on "Boston Blue" has a long career that ranges from monster movies to sitcoms to just missing out on a huge franchise.
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Why Detective Brian Rogers From Boston Blue Looks So Familiar
"Boston Blue" follows up on "Blue Bloods" with new cops to follow. This week's episode introduced Detective Brian Rogers, and we know why he looks so familiar.
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15 Best TV Shows Of The 1970s, Ranked
The 1970s was the era of hotpants and those long disco collars. It was also a time for some fantastic media. We've ranked the 15 best TV shows of the decade.
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12 Plot Holes That Hurt Otherwise Perfect TV Shows
These TV shows were so good, they ended up on-air for a long time — long enough to develop at least one glaring, impossible-to-ignore plot hole.
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What 'Time Is A Flat Circle' Means In HBO's True Detective
True Detective's first season truly was a highlight of the HBO crime drama. Matthew McConaughey played a deeply gifted and philosophical detective.
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5 Most Devastating Sopranos Deaths Ranked
Some "Sopranos" murders were so devastating, they still bother us. While there were plenty to choose from, we ranked these five deaths as the most upsetting.
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Neve Campbell Auditioned For Her First Major Role To Chase A Different Career
Neve Campbell might be most famous for her film and TV roles, from "Party of Five" to "Scream," but she originally came to the US to chase another career.
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Why The Witcher Season 4 Was A Total Flop
Between swapping out Henry Cavill for Liam Hemsworth and some strange storytelling decisions, "The Witcher" Season 4 hasn't left too many viewers happy.
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15 Best Criminal Minds Episodes, Ranked
With over 350 episodes to pick from, narrowing down the best "Criminal Minds" entries isn't easy. We've ranked what we think are the best episodes of the show.
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Taylor Sheridan Helped Create A Criminally Underrated Western Miniseries
While Taylor Sheridan keeps churning out hit Western series on a regular basis, one show he helped usher to the screen seems to have slipped from view.
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Pennywise's Transformation In It: Welcome To Derry Episode 2 Is The Grossest Yet
Pennywise is once again the evil heart of the town in "It: Welcome To Derry," and this malignant clown isn't done showing off the horrors it can create.
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Why Mark Harmon Is Returning To Play Gibbs For The NCIS: Origins Crossover Event
Fans will finally be able to see Mark Harmon's grand return to the part of Leroy Jethro Gibbs in an ambitious crossover between "NCIS" and "NCIS: Origins."
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Why Donna From Doctor Who Looks So Familiar
Here are some TV shows and films where you may have also seen Catherine Tate, who played Donna Noble on Doctor Who.
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The Biggest Star Trek Questions Answered By Picard
With a range of stories that link back to old episodes from just about every incarnation in the franchise, "Star Trek: Picard" ties up plenty of loose ends.
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Chicago Med Season 11 Episode 5 Features A Surprising Chicago PD Cameo
Crossovers may be common in Dick Wolf's "Chicago" franchise, but "Chicago Med" pulled off an unannounced, surprise cameo from a major "Chicago P.D." character.
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We Need To Talk About Liam As The Witcher
While fans are still getting over the loss of Henry Cavill as the Witcher, it's time to have a heart-to-heart about his replacement, Liam Hemsworth.
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NCIS: Origins: Why Ducky's Gift To Gibbs Is The Perfect Easter Egg
Ducky's present to Gibbs on "NCIS: Origins" is a knowing nod to both the character of Gibbs and his pursuits in "NCIS" itself.
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Why Matthew Gray Gubler's Spencer Reid Left Criminal Minds
Spencer Reid appeared in all 15 seasons of "Criminal Minds," but actor Matthew Gray Gubler didn't return for the "Criminal Minds: Evolution" reboot.
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The Real Reason J. J. Abrams' Star Trek Movies Had Time Travel
J.J. Abrams revived the "Star Trek" films in 2009 with a shift to the Kelvin timeline, built around a twisty use of time travel. The real reason was simpler.
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Who Killed Nicky Caccimelio In Only Murders In The Building Season 5, Explained
As "Only Murders in the Building" Season 5 draws to a close, the mystery of who killed Nicky Caccimelio finally comes into focus.
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Only Murders In The Building Season 6: The Identity Of The Next Victim Explained
Just as Season 5 of "Only Murders in the Building" comes to a close, the shocking reveal of who will be the victim in Season 6 blows us all away.
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Who Killed Lester In Only Murders In The Building Season 5, Explained
"Only Murders In The Building" Season 5 ended with a bang as the lovable doorman Lester met a grizzly fate. But who was responsible for his murder?
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The Real Reason John De Lancie Was Cast As Q On Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Star Trek: The Next Generation" fans can't imagine the franchise without John de Lancie as Q. There's a surprise mortal hidden behind the beloved immortal.
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Every Version Of Star Trek's Nyota Uhura, Ranked
Lieutenant Nyota Uhura has been a mainstay of "Star Trek" since the original series, but who has played the best version of the character?
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Movie And TV Characters That Were Named After Fans
Pop culture is a place where fandom and creators collide, but some of these crossovers are full of love. These are 12 times fan names made it into fiction.
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How Fire Country Season 4 Episode 2 Foreshadows Jake's Rise As Fire Captain
Jake definitely has ambitions for the future on "Fire Country," and a situation in the woods shows him at his best -- even as a friend is flailing around.
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High Potential Achieved Something Network Television Hasn't Seen In 25 Years
The second season of ABC's "High Potential" has been bringing audiences back to network television, as proven by its newest ratings milestone.
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