How SNL Alumni Bill Hader Helped Create South Park's PC Principal
Bill Hader worked for "South Park" for many years after he left "Saturday Night Live," and during his tenure, he helped create PC Principal.
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Whatever Happened To Aziz Ansari After Parks And Recreation Ended?
While many fans may know the actor from "Parks and Recreation," whatever happened to Aziz Ansari after the hit show ended? Here's what the he's been up to.
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Why Joyce Leaving For Russia In Stranger Things Season 4 Makes No Sense
While fans were overjoyed at Hopper and Joyce's reunion in "Stranger Things" Season 4, some are confused by her decision to leave for Russia in the first place.
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Why Melody From CBS' The Equalizer Looks So Familiar
Here are some of the other roles played by the actor who plays Melody on CBS' "The Equalizer," which should help you pinpoint just why she looks so familiar.
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CSI: Vegas Fans Were Highly Impressed With The Pipe Cleaner Episode
"CSI: Vegas" fans took to social media to talk about how impressed they were with the "Pipe Cleaner" episode and why they enjoyed it so much.
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How 'Scott Tenorman Must Die' Changed The Course Of South Park Forever
The creators of "South Park" understand just how pivotal and significant the "Scott Tenorman Must Die" episode was for their iconic series.
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Filming In Budapest Proved To Be Brutal For The Witcher Cast
For the Netflix fantasy series "The Witcher" the cast members endured brutal weather in a variety of locations, but shooting in Budapest proved to be the worst.
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My Hero Academia Voice Actor Christopher Sabat Explains How He Found His All Might Voice
Christopher Sabat, who voices the English dub of All Might in the anime "My Hero Academia," revealed how he tapped into his iconic voice for his character.
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Family Guy's Seth MacFarlane Was Taken Aback By How Much Fans Reacted To Brian's Death
"Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane was actually surprised by the powerful reactions from fans following Brian Griffin's shocking death in the show.
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Naruto Voice Actor Junko Takeuchi's Favorite Sequence Doesn't Feature Naruto At All
Junko Takeuchi, who voices the title character of "Naruto," revealed that his favorite scene to watch in the anime is one that doesn't include Naruto.
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The Big Bang Theory Star Laura Spencer Admires Emily's Strong Presence
"The Big Bang Theory" featured many main characters throughout its run, and Laura Spencer appreciates the main character she played on the show for a season.
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The Quirky Story Behind How I Met Your Mother's 'Guys Guys Guys' Running Gag
There was an interesting and funny behind-the-scenes reason for the "Guys, guys, guys" running gag in iconic sitcom, "How I Met Your Mother."
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How The Imperfects Grounded The Superhero Genre For Star Italia Ricci
The Netflix series "The Imperfects" was canceled after one season but actor Italia Ricci revealed the show had an impact on how she handled the superhero genre.
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The Harry Potter Characters Got Away With A Startling Amount Of Murder
The "Harry Potter" films aren't as violent as some other fantasy franchises, but there's still a sizeable death count with these characters racking up kills.
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Buckbeak Had A Happy Ending The Harry Potter Films Never Showed
Buckbeak was a winged creature in the "Harry Potter" series. The hippogriff had a different and expanded role in the novels than in the movies.
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Is Emily In Paris Actually Filmed In Paris?
One inestimable asset that "Emily in Paris" has had since episode one is its location. Is the show's Paris actually Paris? Where is "Emily in Paris" shot?
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Wild Stories From Science Fiction Films That Are Actually True
Find out the wild behind-the-scenes stories of these sci-fi movies that sound like they could come from a galaxy far, far away.
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The Saddest Death From Who Framed Roger Rabbit Still Haunts Fans To This Day
Decades later, fans remain affected by the death of this minor character from the 1988 film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"
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House Of The Dragon Season 2 Appears Set To Feature The Infamous Blood And Cheese Arc
As the second season of "House of the Dragon" approaches, the writers have confirmed the Blood and Cheese arc will be making the jump from page to screen.
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That '70s Show Rehearsals Hold A Special Place In Kurtwood Smith's Memory
Kurtwood Smith played an iconic TV dad in "That '70s Show" and the veteran actor has very fond memories of the show's interesting rehearsals.
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HBO Max Seemingly Drops The Removal Anvil On Hundreds Of Looney Tunes Episodes
HBO Max removed Seasons 16 through Season 31 of the classic "Looney Tunes" shorts recently — and this time, the platform didn't announce the removal.
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Mike Judge's Office Space Inspired A $300,000 Copycat Theft
Ermenildo "Ernie" Castro, a software engineer from Washington State, was recently arrested for launching a scheme inspired by "Office Space."
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Animated Movie Actor Replacements That Probably Slipped By You
Since you can't see their faces as they perform, you may not have noticed when these actors were replaced between animated films and their sequels.
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Why Sheriff Haskell From Yellowstone Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen Hugh Dillon, who played Sheriff Donnie Haskell on "Yellowstone."
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The Harley Davidson Knucklehead American Pickers Bought For $20,000
A 1937 Harley Davidson Knucklehead cost the "American Pickers" team an impressive $20,000 back in Season 2.
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Things Only Adults Notice In The Little Rascals
The Little Rascals is filled with adult-themed jokes and Easter eggs that only grown ups will catch when watching the '90s adaptation of the classic kids show
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What Would House Of The Dragon Look Like If Alicent And Rhaenyra Ruled Together?
Fans of "House of the Dragon" may be wondering what a shared rulership between Alicent and Rhaenyra would have looked like in the fantasy series.
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