That '70s Show Fans Have An Idea About How Season 6 Should Have Gone
According to fans, here's how the comparatively bleak Season 6 of That '70s Show could have been changed for the better.
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South Park's Matt Stone And Trey Parker Claim That The Simpsons Hate Family Guy More Than They Do
"South Park" creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker are not afraid to admit their dislike of "Family Guy." They even claim "The Simpsons" crew feels the same way.
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Interstellar's Original Ending Was Supposed To Be Much Darker
Jonathan Nolan has admitted to originally writing a darker ending for Interstellar than the happy one fans got to see when the film came out in 2014.
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Not Even A Torn ACL Could Keep American Pickers' Mike Wolfe From His Duties
Despite a torn ACL, "American Pickers" staple Mike Wolfe couldn't pass up an opportunity to go picking.
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CSI's Weekly Demands As A Network Show Were Right Up Laurence Fishburne's Alley
A long-running police procedural might have a daunting schedule for some, but for veteran actor Laurence Fishburne, it was right up his wheelhouse.
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The Conners Fans Can Relate To Darlene's Job Struggle In Season 5 Episode 14
Fans watching The Conners' latest episode couldn't help but relate to Darlene's struggle to land a new job.
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The Criminal Minds Cast Treated Adam Rodriguez Like An Old Friend When He Replaced Shemar Moore
Adam Rodriguez experienced a wonderful welcome when he first joined the close-knit cast of the long-running crime drama, "Criminal Minds."
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Ana De Armas Wants To Press Pause On Taking Action Roles After Ballerina
After her "John Wick" spin-off, "Ballerina," Ana de Armas plans to take an extended break from action roles.
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The Office: Superfans Episodes Shows Stanley Almost Coming To Blows With Ryan
A deleted scene from the third season of The Office shows Stanley and Ryan almost coming to blows after the latter flirted with the former's daughter.
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A Six-Hour Cut Of The Phantom Menace Is Out There (And General Grievous Has Seen It)
According to Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace star Jake Lloyd, General Grievous voice actor Matthew Wood has seen a supposed 6-hour cut of the film.
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Why The 1978 Battlestar Galactica Series Flopped
Battlestar Galactica might be an iconic franchise now, but the original series wasn't a success.
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Ashton Kutcher's De-Aging For Netflix's Your Place Or Mine Involved Low-Tech Solutions
In Netflix's "Your Place or Mine," fans got to see Ashton Kutcher got back in time and portray a younger version of his character: Peter Coleman.
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Whatever Happened To American Pickers Star Danielle Colby's 4Miles 2Memphis Shop?
Danielle Colby is a multi-hyphenate, and while on "American Pickers" she had a slew of other businesses, including an antique store: 4Miles 2Memphis.
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Why Marc Maron Is Happy He Didn't Land A Role In Avatar: The Way Of Water
While many actors might have killed for a role in "Avatar: The Way of Water," Marc Maron recently revealed that he was glad to be passed over for a part.
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Alison Brie's Transformation From Community To Somebody I Used To Know
Few actors are more themselves than Alison Brie has been in her career. Here is Alison Brie's transformation from "Community" to "Somebody I Used To Know."
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Naruto Fans Thought Konoha's Elders Were Even Less Useful Than Sakura
"Naruto" fans were never really that kind toward Sakura. However, longtime fans appear to be even less positive toward the Konoha Elders.
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What Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey's Pooh Bear Actor Looks Like In Real Life
Winnie the Pooh isn't so cute and cuddly in the new "Blood and Honey" movie, but here's who plays the foreboding not-so-nice bear behind the mask.
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Young Sheldon's Raegan Revord Thinks Missy Has Grown A Lot Since Season 1
Raegan Revord has noticed that Missy Cooper has grown quite a lot since the debut season of "Young Sheldon."
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How To Train Your Dragon Is Getting The Live-Action Treatment
It would seem that Universal is giving "How to Train Your Dragon" the live-action treatment.
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Where Is Point Place In That '90s Show?
Point Place, Wisconsin is prominently featured in "That '70s Show" and "That '90s Show." However, fans still aren't certain where the city is exactly.
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Whatever Happened To Marlene Lawston From Blue Bloods?
While it's not uncommon for TV roles to be recast after the pilot episode, fans are wondering what happened to Marlene Lawston after her role on "Blue Bloods."
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The Subtle Character Quirk Bryan Cranston Added To Walter White But Not Heisenberg
There is one specific physical change Cranston made on Breaking Bad as Walter White fades away and the black-hatted Heisenberg takes his place.
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Directing An Episode Of Grey's Anatomy Made It Easier For Giacomo Gianniotti To Part Ways With DeLuca
After Giacomo Gianniotti's "Grey's Anatomy" character, Dr. Andrew DeLuca, died, Gianniotti directed an episode, which he says helped him say goodbye.
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Dean Norris Was Shocked To Learn Oprah And Tom Hanks Were Fans Of Breaking Bad
"Breaking Bad" star Dean Norris was surprised to hear of the celebrities who were fans of the show, including Tom Hanks and television star Oprah Winfrey.
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The Office Once Cranked Out 19 Episodes In A Row Causing The Entire Cast To Catch A Cold
Filming "The Office" was no cakewalk. In fact, during the middle of the show's iconic run, the cast got sick after filming nearly 20 episodes in a row.
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Playing Ernest In We Have A Ghost 'Scared' David Harbour Because Of His Lack Of Dialogue
The role of Ernest in "We Have a Ghost" gave David Harbour a good scare due to his lack of dialogue.
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Blood And Honey Director Says Red Tape Keeps Mickey Safe From The Killer Treatment
"Blood and Honey" has a slasher version of Winnie the Pooh, and creator Rhys Frake-Waterfield revealed why he won't take on a killer version of Mickey Mouse.
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