The Office Fans' Popular Take On Jan That Annoys Melora Hardin To No End
Melora Hardin loved playing Jan in NBC's "The Office." However, not all of the show's fans love her character -- due to how poorly she treated Michael.
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The Only Supernatural Character To Appear In Every Episode
Did you ever wonder which character appeared the most in "Supernatural"? Here, we explore which beloved character has appeared in every episode of the show.
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So Help Me Todd's Marcia Gay Harden Took The Role Of Margaret Because Of Her Love Of Physical Comedy
Academy Award-winning actress Marcia Gay Harden is well-known for her work on stage and screen. But she took on 2022's "So Help Me Todd" for a specific reason.
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Young Sheldon Fans Are Wondering What Happened To Tam
Sheldon and Tam were inseparable during the first four seasons of "Young Sheldon," so why has the latter character disappeared all of a sudden?
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Debra Jo Rupp Got Emotional While Talking About Reuniting With Her Former Co-Stars For That '90s Show
Debra Jo Rupp looked to be immensely happy and somewhat emotional when speaking about reuniting with her former castmates on "That '90s Show."
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Elizabeth Lail Loved Filming The Cage Scenes In You
Elizabeth Lail recently appeared on former "You" co-star Penn Badgley's podcast to discuss the cage scene she filmed in the show's first season.
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House Of The Dragon Star Emma D'Arcy's Favorite Game Of Thrones Character Is An Odd Choice
During their interview, Emma D'Arcy revealed what it was like to "share custody" of Rhaenyra and which unexpected "Game of Thrones" character is their favorite.
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The Witcher: Blood Origin Holds An Embarrassing Record For Netflix
Critics and fans alike consider "The Witcher: Blood Origin" a misfire. The series also holds a particularly dubious record among Netflix shows.
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Biggest Unanswered Questions From Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
"Knives Out" was a hit, and now Daniel Craig hopes "Glass Onion" will once again make a killing. Here's a look at some lingering questions from the sequel.
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Looper Asks: Which Scene From The First Half Of Yellowstone Season 5 Was Most Upsetting? - Exclusive Survey
Yellowstone Season 5 has hit viewers with a lot of drama, but one scene in particular might've gone too far.
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Bill Maher Hates Kyle Dunnigan's Impressions Of Him
Comedian Bill Maher has been the subject of numerous impressions over the years, but Kyle Dunnigan's impression really got under the "Real Time" star's skin.
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Warrior Nun Deserves To Find A New Home (& Why Amazon Should Be Paying Attention)
Netflix may have canceled "Warrior Nun," but with an engaging plot and rabid fanbase, Amazon would do well to pick it up.
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Doctor Who Fans Were A Bit Thrown By One Actor In The 60th Anniversary Teaser Trailer
The trailer for the "Doctor Who" 60th-anniversary special is full of surprises. Among them is the accent Neil Patrick Harris uses for his mystery character.
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The Witcher's Showrunner Claims The Series Will Not Stick To The Books' Precise Trajectory
The showrunner for Netflix's "The Witcher" has clarified that the show will not be an exact adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski's novels.
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Firefly Lane Book Fans Have Complaints About The Netflix Adaptation
Firefly Lane book fans have complaints about the Netflix adaptation, which changes many plot points from the original story.
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The Witcher's Lauren Hissrich Has Already Planned The Show's Grand Finale
The Witcher showrunner Lauren Hissrich says she knows how the series will end and that she has already planned its grand finale.
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Who Is Your Favorite Chicago Fire Character? Here's What Fans Say - Exclusive Survey
Looper polled its readers to find out who their favorite "Chicago Fire" character of all time is. The results are in.
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John Krasinski Says Jack Ryan's Season 3 Journey Is All About Instinct Versus The CIA's Moral Compromises - Exclusive
As "Jack Ryan" returns for Season 3, John Krasinski explains how the show will feature a conflict between Ryan's interests and the moral gray areas of the CIA.
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Charlie Cox Is Pumped To Put A New Spin On Matt Murdock In Daredevil: Born Again
Charlie Cox has made some intriguing comments about Matt Murdock's MCU future in the lead-up to shooting the ambitious Daredevil: Born Again.
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Emily In Paris Creator Provides Some Clarity On That Season 3 Cliffhanger
Creator Darren Star shares some insight into what lies ahead for Emily in season 4 of Netflix's mega-hit, "Emily in Paris," and, it's very, very complicated.
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Yellowstone's Lilli Kay Joined The Show With A Lifetime Of Riding Experience
Lilli Kay is new to "Yellowstone," but she's been riding horses since she was a young girl.
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Mila Kunis Still Can't Forget Her Emotional Response To That '70s Show Ending
Though it finished in 2006, fans are still sad about the end of "That '70s Show." As it turns out, Mila Kunis still can't forget her emotional response to it.
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How Topher Grace Thinks Fez Is A Bit Like Joey From Friends
Before "That 90s Show" hits Netflix, let's dive back into "That 70s Show," and the characters that we fell in love with, including Wilmer Valderrama's Fez.
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Wednesday Fans Are Split On Whether Or Not She's Basically Just A Horrible Person
"Wednesday" depicts its titular character as eccentric and dour. But fans are currently debating whether she's merely an inherently bad person.
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The Witcher Showrunner Teases How The Wild Hunt Will Play Into Season 3
Patient fans finally get some answers as "The Witcher" showrunner teases how the Wild Hunt will play into Season 3 of Netflix's popular adaptation.
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The Ending Of Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air Explained
It's been a while since The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air went off the air, but we still remember its emotional finale.
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Wednesday Fan Spots A Shocking Fester Detail That Calls Back To The 1960s Addams Family Series
The brief addition of Uncle Fester (Fred Armisen) in "Wednesday" calls back to a classic detail from the classic 1960s Addams Family series.
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