This Was The Most Annoying Character On That '70s Show
Even with so many lovable characters, there's bound to be a few duds that annoy both the audience and the characters on the show. That's where Donna's dad, Bob Pinciotti, comes in.
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The Subtle Starlight Detail You Missed On The Boys Season 2 Finale
As it turns out, a big change occurred toward the end of the season 2 finale that sets up Starlight having more agency in season 3. Apparently, this moment went over a lot of fans' heads.
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Here's What Altered Carbon Fans Need To Do After Watching The Show
There is something fans can do if they want to connect the Altered Carbon dots and indulge in more Takeshi lore: After finishing the show, fans can read the books that the series is based on. Here's why that's a great idea.
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The Characters That Yellowstone Fans Think Shot John Dutton
Yellowstone season 3 ended with simultaneous attempts on the lives of three Duttons and a major cliffhanger. For now, we just have a theory about who tried to take out the Dutton principals, and the answer may lie in a previous season.
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Why Expanse Fans Are Talking About Ships 'Going Dutchman' In Season 5
What exactly happens when a ship "goes Dutchman?" It's one of the biggest mysteries of The Expanse, and fans with book knowledge are speculating about how this mystery may unfold in season 5.
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Here's How Jaden Smith's Dre Could Join Cobra Kai
If those in charge wanted to meld the two together down the line by bringing Jaden Smith's Dre Parker, it's not an impossible task. Here's how they might go about it.
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How Avatar: The Last Airbender's Zuko Is More Powerful Than Fans Realize
Zuko's battle with Azula in particular may prove that he's more powerful than anyone thought. Here's the fan observation that proves it.
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The Kinsey Detail From Locke & Key Season 1 That Everyone Ignores
Kinsey's fear monster is a little different in the TV series than in the comics. This has led to some surprisingly consequential plot holes.
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Did Alita: Battle Angel Come Out Too Late?
After a nearly 20-year gestation period, Alita: Battle Angel didn't exactly make the impact many hoped it would make when it first came to fruition. Audiences and critics moved on without it, leaving many to wonder if Alita hit theaters just a bit too late for its own good.
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The Terrifying Lesson Taylor Schilling Learned On Monsterland
Looper gained some insight into the creation of Monsterland's fifth episode, "Plainfield, IL," when showrunner Mary Laws and star Taylor Schilling spoke with a group of journalists during a New York Comic Con roundtable about the episode.
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The Halloween Adventure Movie That's Killing It On Netflix
The Netflix original A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting is currently tearing through the streaming service's Top Ten list. Here's why it just might be a new family classic for the Halloween season.
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Facts About Three Amigos! Most Of Us Didn't Know
From the movie's origins to behind-the-scenes shenanigans, here's a look into the wild world of Three Amigos!
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Why Helstrom's Showrunner Is Happy It's Not Part Of The MCU - Exclusive
Hulu's new horror-tinged drama Helstrom may have its origins in Marvel Comics, but it's not part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As showrunner Paul Zbyszeweski explained in an exclusive interview with Looper, disconnecting his supernatural series from the MCU was just fine with him.
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The Controversial Batman Movie That's Dominating Netflix
Strap in, Bat-fans — The Killing Joke has hit Netflix. Based on Alan Moore's iconic 1988 graphic novel of the same name, the flick is a singular one in the entire Bat-canon: it's the only film featuring the Dark Knight (so far) to receive an R rating from the MPAA.
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Who Plays Louise Shepard In The Right Stuff On Disney+?
More than the '83 flick of the same name, the new Disney+ series explores the trials and tribulations of the astronauts' wives. Of those wives, few endured as many trials and tribulations as Louise Shephard. And yes, there's a good chance you know the actor who portrays Louise in The Right Stuff.
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Why Derek Mears Started Feeling Manic Playing Swamp Thing - Exclusive
One of the most impressive monster costumes comes in the shape of DC's Swamp Thing. Like Swamp Thing himself, the one-season series is finding new life — this time on the CW. Looper sat down with actor Derek Mears, who got into the Swamp Thing makeup every day, to ask him exactly what that's like.
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The Cobra Kai Scene That Hints At Daniel And Johnny's Partnership
Judging by the recently-dropped trailer for Cobra Kai's third season, things look to only be getting more tense between Daniel and Johnny in the aftermath of Miguel's horrific injury. But one scene in the show's first season suggests that the two bitter foes just might find some common ground.
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The Vikings Character Fans Have Dubbed The 'Second Greatest'
There's no shortage of great Norse characters on the hit History series Vikings, but the general consensus is that Ragnar Lothbrok is the fan favorite. That being the case, who takes second place? Vikings fans have a consensus.
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The Best Maggie Simpson Moments On The Simpsons
Here are the times when Maggie Simpson proved she's among the funniest and most electric residents of Springfield.
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How Dylan O'Brien Pranked His Way Through Love And Monsters - Exclusive
During a virtual sit-down with Looper, Love and Monsters director Michael Matthews revealed some of Dylan O'Brien's funniest moments, both behind-the-scenes and on camera. Seriously, can we have the blooper reel immediately?
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Disney+ Is Introducing An Advisory Warning For These Films
Any Disney animation fan worth their salt can tell you that the House of Mouse faced a real pickle when it started offering its classic cartoons on the Disney+ streaming service. Now, the company has updated the disclaimer it attaches to some of its classic animated offerings.
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Who Is The Actress That Plays Paola On Netflix's Social Distance?
Netflix's Social Distance is arguably one of the year's most timely releases, which could explain its immediate popularity. It also has a star-studded cast. Among the many recognizable faces, Camila Perez, who plays Paola, might also look familiar to viewers. Here's where you've seen her before.
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Tatiana Maslany Shocks MCU Fans By Denying She-Hulk Casting
Obviously, fans are reeling from the denial, with one major question hanging in the air: Is Tatiana Maslany telling the truth, or is this just a matter of Disney controlling how and when an official announcement is made?
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Adam Sandler's Hubie Halloween Cost A Newscaster Her Job
Newscasters play versions of themselves in film and television so often it's literally a trope at this point. Still, that doesn't mean a newscaster can just show up in a movie without permission. Alaina Pinto of 7 News in Boston learned that the hard way after appearing in Netflix's Hubie Halloween.
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Anthony DiNozzo's Entire NCIS Backstory, Explained
Anthony DiNozzo, NCIS' "very special agent," is an essential part of what has made NCIS the mainstay show it is today. But this goofball has depths you'd never suspect. We're here to break down Tony's entire backstory, from his prep school days to the origin of his love of movies.
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What The Cast Of Miami Vice Is Doing Today
It's been over 30 years since Crockett and Tubbs last donned their pastels and executed justice on Miami Vice. Where has the cast of the 1980s megahit gone in the years following the show's finale? A whole lot of places, as it turns out. Here's what the cast of Miami Vice are up to today.
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This Is Why You Can't Find Sons Of Anarchy On Netflix
Kurt Sutter's motorcycle drama has a huge fanbase, so it comes as no surprise that Sons of Anarchy was a big hit when it was available to stream on Netflix. Sadly, the series left the streamer in December 2018 and is unable to return — for one big reason.
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