House Of The Dragon Season 2: Why Do The Targaryens Hate Each Other Again?
"House of the Dragon" Season 2 continues the “Dance of Dragons” story, which covers a Targaryen civil war. But what started it again? Here’s a reminder.
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House Of The Dragon: What Are The Stone Balls On The Small Council Table?
Viewers may notice on "House of the Dragon" that there are stone balls placed on the small council table. Here's why that takes place during meetings.
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The Boys: Fans Still Aren't Over Season 3's Best Fight Scene
"The Boys" is full of shocking moments that stand out to viewers, including one fight scene from Season 3 that's still inspiring debates.
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AI Creates New Power Rangers Based On Countries & There's One Clear Winner
Forget Zordon, Artificial intelligence formed a brand new Power Rangers team using countries as its guide. It’s Morphin' Time… to check them out.
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Why Game Of Thrones' Iron Throne Looks So Different In House Of The Dragon
Showrunner Ryan Condal explained why the Iron Throne in "House of the Dragon" has a more visually imposing height and weight than it does in "Game of Thrones."
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Kit Harington Once Left Rose Leslie In Tears With A Gross Prop
"Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington loves April Fool's Day, but one of his pranks left his wife Rose Leslie in tears, all thanks to a gross prop.
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One House Of The Dragon Star Refuses To Watch Game Of Thrones
"House of the Dragon" star Ewan Mitchell has his reasons for not watching "Game of Thrones." Here's why he chooses to stay away from the HBO series.
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Brian Tee Has One Huge Condition To Return As Chicago Med's Dr. Ethan Choi
Brian Tee has revealed that he's open to playing Dr. Ethan Choi again on "Chicago Med" as long as his return meets one condition.
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The Star Trek Character With The Highest Kill Count
There are many "Star Trek" characters with blood on their hands, both villains and heroes, but only one has an astonishingly large 11-digit kill count number.
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Game Of Thrones: Are Targaryens Actually Immune To Fire?
Are the Targaryens from “Game of Thrones” actually immune to fire? "A Song of Ice and Fire" author George R. R. Martin revealed the truth in 1999.
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Things The Boys TV Show Changed From The Comics
Amazon Prime Video's "The Boys" doesn't directly adapt Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic series - here are the biggest changes from comics to screen.
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The Boys Season 3 Failed One Of Its Most Powerful Supes By NOT Killing Them
"The Boys" would've given this character a fitting, impactful end if she'd died as it seemed she would in Season 3's finale. Instead, the show fumbled her arc.
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Mistakes That Are Hard To Ignore In House Of The Dragon
Every TV show makes at least a few mistakes, and "House of the Dragon" is certainly not above a number of noticeable flubs.
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The Last Of Us Season 2's Most Important Episode Has A Perfect Director
"The Last of Us" Season 2 added a seasoned director for its first episodes, promising expert handling of a moment that will change the series forever.
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The Real Reason Jon Seda Reunited With His Former Chicago PD Co-Stars
Jason Beghe explains the photo Jon Seda posted with his former "Chicago P.D." co-stars that prompted speculation Seda could return to the show.
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House Of The Dragon: Who Wins The Targaryen Civil War In The Books?
"House of the Dragon" depicts the war among the Targaryen dynasty called the Dance of the Dragons, based on the book "Fire and Blood." Here's how the war ends.
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How Does A Star Trek Tricorder Actually Work?
The tricorder is arguably the most important gadget in the entire "Star Trek" franchise, but how exactly do they operate?
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The Boys Season 4 Episode 1 Reveals Homelander's Real Weakness & It Could Kill Him
Homelander has an extremely human moment in "The Boys" Season 4, Episode 1, and it may reveal thew Achille's heel that ends up killing him in the end.
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The Boys' New Character Sets Up A Huge (But Disappointing) Twist
Jeffrey Dean Morgan has just joined the cast of "The Boys" in its fourth season -- but is his character everything he seems to be?
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The Boys Season 4 Episode 1 Dunks On A Marvel Hero Stronger Than Homelander
"The Boys" Season 4 Episode 1 sees Homelander and The Seven rebuilding. But one name on their wishlist seems awfully familiar to Marvel Comics fans.
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The Boys Season 4, Episode 1 Has A Hilarious MCU Cameo You Likely Missed
The Season 4 premiere of "The Boys" features an Oscar-winning star as the voice of Ambrosius, the Deep's secret love he's keeping in his wardrobe.
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NCIS: Where To Start, According To Fans
The "NCIS" franchise has been on television for over 20 years, making an entry point for new fans intimidating. Here are a few ideas of where to begin.
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The Boys Season 4: Why Mother's Milk Looks Different (It's Not What You Think)
Mother's Milk appears to have lost some weight in Season 4 of "The Boys," and it's even alluded to in the show. Actor Laz Alonso explained why.
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The Only Main Actors Still Alive From Starsky And Hutch
"Starsky and Hutch" was one of the most popular cop dramas of the 1970s, thanks to its main cast -- but unfortunately, only two of them are still with us.
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Chicago Fire Season 13: Jake Lockett May Have Confirmed Carver's Status
Jake Lockett's Sam Carver went through a lot in Season 12 of "Chicago Fire," but a new Instagram post hints he may be back for the show's 13th season.
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House Of The Dragon: What The Song Of Ice And Fire Actually Means
"Game of Thrones" fans know the show is based on George R. R. Martin's The Song of Ice and Fire books. But what does the franchise title mean?
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General Hospital: The Johnny Wactor Tribute, Explained
The June 11 episode of "General Hospital" features a tribute to late actor Johnny Wactor, who portrayed Brando Corbin from 2020-2022 on the soap opera.
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