Giancarlo Esposito Drops A Bombshell About The Mandalorian's Future
Esposito, who plays the Darksaber-wielding Moff Gideon on The Mandalorian, shared some important information about the popular Star Wars television series' longevity.
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The Emmy-Winning Series Fans Are Binging Hardcore On Netflix
The key to this show's success goes far beyond a goofy premise and outrageous characters. There's a real heart and sense of purpose at the center of Schitt's Creek, which is a large part of the reason why Emmy voters and Netflix viewers agree that it's something special.
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How The Three Star Trek Reboot Options Could Change The Franchise Forever
Paramount's new film chief, Emma Watts, has three different options to pursue as far as the future of the Star Trek franchise on the big screen is concerned. The face of Star Trek could look very different in the years to come depending on which route Paramount decides to take. Here are the options.
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How Lamorne Morris Really Felt About Winston's Job In New Girl - Exclusive
Lamorne Morris is currently starring on Hulu's Woke as Keef Knight, but the role he's probably most known for is Winston Bishop on New Girl. Morris left Winston Bishop behind in 2018, but we were curious: How does he see Winston in hindsight? In an exclusive interview with Looper, Morris opened up.
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The Last Words Of Every Fallen Lord Of The Rings Hero And Villain
From mighty warriors to slimy bad guys, here are the last words of every fallen Lord of the Rings hero and villain.
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Here's When You Can Watch The Final Season Of Schitt's Creek On Netflix
2020's big Emmy winner Schitt's Creek gained much of its popularity on Netflix, but the sixth and final season still isn't available to stream; here's when you can finally catch up, just in case you couldn't watch the original airing on Pop TV before.
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The One Line In Breaking Bad That Changed Everything For Better Call Saul
As carefully structured as the show may be, a significant part of its premise started from a single sentence Saul Goodman uttered before anyone could even imagine the sleazy lawyer getting his own show. Let's take a look at the one line in Breaking Bad that changed everything for Better Call Saul.
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The Real Reason Frank Has A Fire Helmet On His Desk On Blue Bloods
Blue Bloods has been a staple of Friday night television since 2010, and as it's been renewed for an 11th season, we'll see plenty more of the Reagans for quite some time. We may even finally get an episode explaining why Tom Selleck's Frank Reagan has a fire helmet behind his desk
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Rumor Report: Does Marvel Want John Krasinski For This Big Role?
The Mighty Marvel rumor mill has just cranked out a doozy. According to the folks at We Got This Covered, Marvel Studios is looking to cast A Quiet Place star John Krasinski as ... Captain America. Or rather, an alternate universe version of Cap who would appear in the upcoming Doctor Strange 2.
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The Minor Locke & Key Character Who's More Important Than You Think
While several shows take long breaks due to the pandemic, we'll just amuse ourselves with speculation as we wait for new episodes. When it comes to Locke & Key, the new comic issue Locke & Key: In Pale Battalions Go #1 offers insight into a minor character on the Netflix series: Chamberlin Locke.
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What Confuses Yellowstone Fans Most About Kayce
When it comes to Paramount Network's Yellowstone, even simple lines of dialogue can set off heated discussions, as evidenced by one piece of a conversation that had a lot of Yellowstone fans wondering what's the deal with Kayce Dutton.
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The Hidden Mickey You Can Only See At Disney World Once A Year
There are places all over every Disney park where simple icons of Mickey's head (just three circles making up the head and ears) are incorporated into decorations and architecture, even large-scale feats of civil engineering. One, however, is special: It only appears once a year.
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Why Hughie From The Boys Looks So Familiar
Amazon Prime's The Boys has won audiences over with its irreverent take on superhero tropes, as well as its stellar casting. It's anchored by a great performance by Jack Quaid, whose Hughie Campbell acts as the closest thing the show has to an audience surrogate. Here's where you've seen him before.
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NCIS Storylines That Fans Hated
Sometimes the storylines on NCIS ring hollow, and fans aren't afraid to speak up when they do. These are some of the NCIS storylines that even hardcore fans can't stand.
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Movies That Will Get You In The Mood For Selena
In 2020, a new series about the legend of Selena is set to debut starring The Walking Dead's Christian Serratos in the lead role. While Selena's story is totally unique, there are plenty of movies you can check out to get into the right frame of mind for the newest version of Selena.
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The Flash Rumored To Feature The Superman That Never Was
In the live-action Flash solo movie, Barry Allen (Ezra Miller) will travel across multiple dimensions and encounter alternate takes on DC's greatest heroes. Now, rumors are swirling that a previously shelved Superman incarnation may finally see the light of day through Flash's time-travel exploits.
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Dark Crystal: Age Of Resistance Struck With The Worst News Imaginable
"Why did this happen?" you may shout to the three moons before begging the Crystal of Truth for benevolent intervention. As bad news arrives from Netflix, it's fair to assume that The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance is a victim of terrible circumstances and timing.
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The Truth About The Mysterious Beings At The End Of Altered Carbon Season 2
Even after an entire season spent exploring the truth about this ancient alien species, the Elders have Altered Carbon fans confused. Luckily, Richard K. Morgan, author of the original novel that inspired the series, knows the truth about the mysterious beings at the end of season 2.
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Why Zendaya's 2020 Emmys Win Is So Important
Zendaya took home the big prize at the 2020 Emmy Awards for her heartbreakingly raw and honest performance as Rue Bennett on HBO's Euphoria. Beyond the fact that it's always great to see a young rising star awarded for an unbelievable breakout performance, Zendaya's Emmy win actually made history.
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The Truth About The Yellowstone Ranch
Over the course of its first two seasons on Paramount Network, the Kevin Costner-starring, neo-Western series Yellowstone has transformed itself from the little cowboy show that could into a legit ratings powerhouse. Here's a couple of things you may not know about the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch.
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The Ending Of The Twelve Explained
Netflix's newest international crime thriller series The Twelve comes to an explosive end with its tenth episode. There's a lot to pull apart from the ending, and we're here to dig into the most important moving parts, what they mean, and help understand the themes at play.
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The Mandalorian Fans Have Something Seriously Cool To Look Forward To
Think back far enough and you might recall that there was a time when fans of The Mandalorian were flummoxed by the show's distinctive lack of merch. Luckily, Fandalorians need never go hungry again, as Disney has announced the commencement of Mando Mondays.
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Lord Of The Rings Series Actress Reveals What It's Really Like Filming During Lockdown
New Zealand has had one of the best responses in the entire world to the COVID-19 pandemic. Film productions are getting back to work, including the highly-anticipated Lord of the Rings series from Amazon. Morfydd Clark recently opened up on the experience of quarantining with her castmates.
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Doctor Who Fans Have Voted For Their Favorite Time Lord
The votes are in, and well, it's probably exactly what you expect. Radio Times readers were asked to name their favorite Doctor Who Time Lord, and to what will probably be no one's surprise, the Tenth Doctor, portrayed by David Tennant between 2006 and 2010, is the winner.
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The Real Reason Vikings Cut This Important Love Scene
Much like HBO's flagship fantasy epic Game of Thrones, Vikings isn't shy about its depiction of violence or its steamy love scenes — just two of the many reasons why fans find the series so enticing. However, there was one love scene that was left on the cutting room floor.
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Why The Amazons From Wonder Woman 1984 Look So Familiar
We've all been anxiously awaiting the oft-delayed Wonder Woman 1984 for what seems like an eternity now, and the full-length trailer we got in August 2020 has us even more excited. Among the powerful warriors lined up at the spot's beginning, you may have noticed a familiar face or two.
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The New Mutants Scene That Will Scare Everyone - Exclusive
The superhero and horror genres join forces in The New Mutants, which follows five mutant teens who are being held against their will at a psychiatric hospital. In a recent interview with Looper, The New Mutants writer-director Josh Boone shared the one scene he thinks is particularly frightening.
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