Virgin River Fans Name Hannah The Server As The Most Likeable Character
Fans of Netflix's Virgin River have taken to Reddit to discuss exactly how relative newcomer Hannah won their hearts so quickly.
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The Cast Of Grease Remained In Character Even When They Weren't Filming
Grease is one of the most famous films of the 70s, and according to Didi Conn, one of the actors, the cast remained in character even while not filming.
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American Pickers' Danielle Colby Is Holding Out Hope For A Spin-Off
Danielle Colby stood out immediately when she was introduced on "American Pickers." And no doubt fans would love to see her star in a spin-off.
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Leslie Jones Addresses The Hate She Got From Ghostbusters
Leslie Jones addressed the hate she received while working on Ghostbusters in 2016, saying that she was especially targeted because she's a Black actress.
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The Big Bang Theory's Co-Creator Bill Prady Explains How Leonard And Penny Almost Didn't End Up Together
Most "Big Bang Theory" fans assume that Leonard and Penny were destined to end up together. Series co-creator Bill Prady has revealed that wasn't the case.
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Lucifer's Moving Father-Son Duet Was Not The Producers' First Choice
The producers' original plan was to use a very different song for the father-son duet in "Lucifer." Here's what led to the change of plans.
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Courtney Love Says Her Reaction To Brad Pitt's Kurt Cobain Biopic Pitch Got Her Fired From Fight Club
Courtney Love says she was cast in "Fight Club." However, she claims she was fired when she rejected Brad Pitt's pitch to play Kurt Cobain in a biopic.
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The Only Time On Modern Family That Sarah Hyland Felt Connected To Her Character Haley
While Sarah Hyland flawlessly developed her "Modern Family" character, Haley Dunphy, over 11 seasons, there's only one time she ever felt connected to her.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Fans Suspect That Lo'ak And Tsireya Will Be The Next Jake And Neytiri
"Avatar: The Way of Water" fans are predicting that a relationship between Lo'ak and Tsireya is on the horizon, mirroring Jake's relationship with Neytiri.
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Why Richard Rourke From Blue Bloods Looks So Familiar
It's been some years since the episode aired, but Richard Rourke's appearance in "Blue Bloods" is a memorable one. Here's why the actor looks so familiar.
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Why Chet From So Help Me Todd Looks So Familiar
Chet Venables is featured heavily in Season 1 of CBS series, "So Help Me Todd." But do you recognize the actor? Here's why Chet looks so familiar,.
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Fans Think They Have Dr. Archer From Chicago Med Figured Out
Fans are split on what they think of Dr. Archer from Chicago Med. Here's what some fans think who believe they have Archer all figured out.
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Glass Onion: The 6 Best And 6 Worst Things About The Knives Out Sequel
"Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" has its high points, but it's not without some questionable choices. These are the film's best — and worst — moments.
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Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Director Explains Kang's Thematic Importance (& What That Reveals About The Film)
Director Peyton Reed talked about the importance of Kang the Conqueror's thematic importance specifically to "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania."
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What Has Dora Madison Been Doing Since Leaving Chicago Fire?
Jessica "Chili" Chilton proved to be a divisive "Chicago Fire" character and one that abruptly exited in Season 4. Here's what Dora Madison has been up to.
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Naruto's War Storylines Were A Complex Matter For Masashi Kishimoto
The war storylines in "Naruto" were a complex matter for creator Masashi Kishimoto. Here's why these types of plots proved so difficult for him.
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Is Eternals 2 Really Happening?
Despite the critical failure of "Eternals," there is some substance to the idea of Marvel Studios creating a sequel film in its upcoming Phase Five of the MCU.
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Seth MacFarlane Has Some Regret Over Family Guy's JFK Pez Dispenser Scene
Not all jokes age well, and "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane revealed which bit he would do over again in a Reddit AMA.
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The Best Star Trek Episodes Of 2022
From daring adventures in deep space to light-hearted comedies aboard the Enterprise, these are the best "Star Trek" episodes of 2022.
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Ghostbusters Star Annie Potts Doesn't Think Bill Murray Ever Read The Script
According to Annie Potts, who starred in "Ghostbusters," fellow "Ghostbusters" star Bill Murray likely never even read the movie script.
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Why The ER Receptionist In The Handmaid's Tale Looks So Familiar
In "The Handmaid's Tale" episode "No Man's Land," we see an ER receptionist just trying to do his job. Here's where you've seen the actor before.
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The Biggest Differences Between The Chainsaw Man Anime And Manga
From wacky visuals to added scenes, we're taking a look at the biggest difference between the "Chainsaw Man" anime and manga.
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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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Ghostbusters' Improvisation Proved To Be A Major Learning Curve For Annie Potts
Annie Potts had the comedic chops to play a pivotal role in "Ghostbusters," but she faced a steep learning curve trying to keep up with all of the improv.
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That '90s Show's Kurtwood Smith Thinks Red Actually Loves Having Dumb Kids In His House
That '90s Show finds Red Forman inundated with a whole new generation of teens. Why does he keep letting this happen? Kurtwood Smith has a theory.
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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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No Soup For You - The Real Soup Nazi Laid Into Jerry Seinfeld When They First Met
Fans know the "Seinfeld" Soup Nazi for the memorable quote, "No soup for you," but the real-life Soup Nazi laid into Jerry Seinfeld when the two first met.
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