Zach Woods Said Will Ferrell Was 'Almost Predatorially Funny' On The Set Of The Office
It's no surprise that Will Ferrell has comedic chops, but Zach Woods has said the actor was "almost predatorially funny" on the set of "The Office."
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of 2023's Night Court Before
"Night Court" is back on NBC with a (mostly) new cast. If the actors look familiar, here's where you may have seen them in action before.
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The Office's Kate Flannery Went The Extra Mile And Did All Of Meredith's Stunts
Meredith Palmer is one of the more zany characters in "The Office," and it turns out that Kate Flannery went the extra mile and did all of her own stunts.
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David Spade Recalls Intense Stress On SNL That Made Him Violently Ill
During a discussion on the podcast he hosts with Dana Carvey, David Spade revealed that intense stress once made him violently ill on the set of SNL.
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South Park's Trey Parker Talks About How Serialization Changed The Show's Production Process
"South Park" creators introduced serialized storytelling in its 18th season and Trey Parker has revealed how that changed the show's production process.
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You Season 4 Has Launched The Thriller's Entire Catalog To The Top Of Netflix
Not only has "You" Season 4 become the most-watched program on the platform, but it's also apparently bringing seasons past along for the ratings-crushing ride.
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The Last Of Us Proves Why Apocalyptic Found Fatherhood Hooks Us Again And Again
There's a reason that "The Last of Us" utilizes this trope - it just works.
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Kevin Costner's BTS Filming Drama Allegedly Upset Some Yellowstone Co-Stars
Kevin Costner's turn in "Yellowstone" is considered one of the actor's best in his long career, but some of his behavior has allegedly upset some co-stars.
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The Beth Dutton Bingo Card For Every Yellowstone Season
Beth Dutton might call herself a tornado, but the damage caused by natural disasters is far less predictable.
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Why The Guy Who Did Sign Language For The Super Bowl National Anthem Looks Familiar
An award-winning actor provided American Sign Language interpretation for the national anthem at the Super Bowl. Here's why he looks familiar to fans at home.
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Kevin Costner's Attorney Is Calling BS On Those Yellowstone Drama Rumors
According to Kevin Costner's lawyer, there is no truth to the rumor his client might soon be exiting Yellowstone.
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Sam Elliott Didn't Want 1883 To End
"1883" is a spinoff of "Yellowstone," and it recently concluded; however, star Sam Elliot didn't want it to end and can even see where the story can continue.
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The Last Of Us Just Had Its Game Of Thrones Starbucks Cup Moment
A recent production mishap on the latest "The Last of Us" episode may have gotten HBO viewers to recall the infamous "Game of Thrones" Starbucks cup moment.
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NCIS, NCIS: Hawaii, And CSI: Vegas Finally Renewed At CBS
CBS announced the renewal of several popular shows, and fans of the "NCIS" and "CSI" franchises can rejoice as their series return for the 2023-2024 season.
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Katie Findlay Teases The Final Episodes Of Walker Independence Season 1 - Exclusive Interview
"Walker Independence" star Katie Findlay discussed their character's arc and teased what fans can expect from the final few episodes of the first season.
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1923's Strenuous Swimming Scenes Were Some Of The Toughest Shots Of Brandon Sklenar's Career
"1923" star Brandon Sklenar said that the intense swimming scenes he had to perform alongside Julia Schlaepfer were the most difficult stunts of his career.
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Jason Alexander Realized Jerry Seinfeld's Talent During A Coffee Commercial Taping
Jason Alexander may have been co-stars with Jerry Seinfeld on "Seinfeld," but the first time he realized the comedian's talent was during a commercial shoot.
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Eight Is Enough Actors You Might Not Know Passed Away
We've lost several members of the "Eight is Enough" family since the show went off the air in the 1980s. Here are the cast members you might not know died.
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Ana Gasteyer Misses The Obligation To Be 'Ridiculous And Creative' Every Week On SNL - Exclusive
Ana Gasteyer is a comedy legend, with her performances on "Saturday Night Live" being iconic, and she looks back fondly at the collaboration process on "SNL."
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Penn Badgley Criticizes Netflix For Glamorizing Serial Killers
You star Penn Badgley minced no words as he called out Netflix for their supposed glamorization of serial killers like Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer.
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Law & Order: SVU Star Richard Belzer Dead At 78
Richard Belzer has died at 78. He was known for his role as Detective Munch on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" for 15 seasons.
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Star Trek: Picard Showrunner Says Season 3's New Direction Meant Cutting Significant Characters
Given the large roster, the show had to figure out certain cuts to make in order for "Star Trek: Picard" season 3 to be less bloated and overwhelming for fans.
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1923 Star Aminah Nieves Warns Viewers To Get Ready For An Emotional Season 1 Finale
According to "1923" actress Aminah Nieves, Teonna Rainwater herself, fans should prepare for a heart-wrenching and emotionally devastating Season 1 conclusion.
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One Piece Fans Can Finally Experience The Dragon Ball Z Crossover They Never Got To Watch
U.S. viewers are about to find out what Japanese fans have known since 2013 -- One Piece Episode 590 features a crossover event with Dragon Ball Z and Toriko.
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Looper Unearths Which New Ant-Man 3 Cast Member Marvel Fans Are Most Excited About - Exclusive Survey
Which of the many fresh faces in "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" were Looper readers most hyped to see onscreen?
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Penn Badgley On The Most Depressing Part Of Joe And Love's Relationship On You
During a recent interview, Penn Badgley reveals that one aspect of Joe and Love's relationship on "You" was a big surprise.
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Jay Hernandez's Magnum P.I. Role Brings His Career Full Circle Back To NBC
Jay Hernandez sat down to speak with Jimmy Fallon about his history with NBC and how returning to the network brought his career full circle.
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