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Action & Adventure Movies (6)

  • Alec Guinness in Star Wars: A New Hope

    Why These Star Wars Characters Had To Die

    Whether they're rebels fighting the good fight against a totalitarian regime or megalomaniacs trying to rule the galaxy, without these deaths, Star Wars wouldn't be the same. Love it or loathe it, these deaths had to happen.

    By Xandra Harbet Read More
  • Laura Dern Vice Admiral Amilyn Holdo Star Wars The Last Jedi

    The Last Jedi Plot Hole That Fans Say Broke Star Wars Forever

    It's an undeniable fact that not everyone fell for Star Wars: The Last Jedi when it opened in theaters in December of 2017. Now, an old complaint about The Last Jedi has resurfaced. But it's not just any old gripe — it's one that regards a plot hole that fans are claiming "broke Star Wars forever."

    By AJ Caulfield Read More
  • Daisy Ridley screaming Rey Star Wars

    The Uproar Continues Over The Last Jedi Undoing Star Wars

    There's still a war going on in the Star Wars universe. Years after The Last Jedi hit theaters and shook up the galaxy far, far away, the film is continuing to cause drama. Here's the latest dish on the strife The Last Jedi unleashed upon Star Wars.

    By Nina Starner Read More
  • Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones

    Bad News Just Dropped For Indiana Jones 5

    Indiana Jones' next adventure will have to wait. Disney made some serious changes to its upcoming release schedule, and as part of the shuffle, subsidiary Lucasfilm's fifth Indiana Jones movie — which will be directed by James Mangold — is now set to hit theaters in 2022.

    By Nina Starner Read More
  • Evelyn Salt and Ted Winter

    Salt Sequel - Will It Ever Happen?

    "Salt" left the door wide open for a sequel, but that project never actually came to fruition. We take a look at whether we'll ever get a "Salt" sequel.

    By Jasmine Valentine Read More
  • Andrew Jack in Star Wars

    Star Wars Actor Andrew Jack Dies Of Complications From Coronavirus

    COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus, has claimed another famous victim — this time from a galaxy far, far away. According to TMZ, 30-year veteran actor and voice coach Andrew Jack died on March 31 from complications related to COVID-19 infection. He was 76 years old.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More

Animation Movies (2)

  • Poster for Despicable Me 3

    Here's How You Can Watch Despicable Me 2 And 3

    The first Despicable Me film was added to Netflix on April 16, 2020, but watching Despicable Me 2 and 3 is a bit more complicated than queuing it up on your favorite streaming service. We've done the research for you and can give you the lowdown on how you can watch both Despicable Me sequels.

    By Robert Balkovich Read More

Anime Shows (2)

  • Scene from Naruto

    Naruto: The Real Reason Itachi Killed The Uchiha Clan

    To understand the story's themes, you have to understand why Itachi committed an unspeakable atrocity. The short answer is that Itachi Uchiha killed his family to protect his homeland. The long answer (and in the sprawling world of Naruto, they're all long answers) is a bit more complex.

    By Alex G. Read More
  • Madara Uchiha from Naruto

    The Untold Truth Of Madara From Naruto

    Madara Uchiha casts a long shadow across the world of Naruto. He founds the hero's village, attempts to end the world, and just won't die for good. But as large as he looms, there's still so much fans don't know about the legendary bad guy. This is the untold truth of Madara.

    By Alex G. Read More

Cartoon Shows (3)

  • Animated cult hit Futurama

    The Reason Futurama's Characters Should Be Billionaires

    Fiction that involves a man traveling into the future frequently touches on the idea of accrued wealth. Futurama got around this by having its accidental time traveler be a world-class screwup. Fry did manage to fall into a fortune, but it's one the writers of the series seemed to forget.

    By Alex G. Read More
  • The Robot Devil on Futurama

    The Darkest Futurama Theories We Hope Aren't True

    While creator Matt Groening is best known for another little animated series he started working on in the '80s, many fans would argue that Futurama is his true magnum opus. Here are some of the darkest Futurama fan theories that you'll never be able to unlearn.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • The Simpsons

    Plot Holes In The Simpsons That Everyone Ignores

    In the interest of exercising our inner Comic Book Guy, it's worth taking a look back at the series and examining some of the problematic moments that everyone — except the most nit-picky of Simpsons fans — were willing to overlook.

    By Tyler Pisapia Read More

Comedy Movies (1)

Comics (3)

DC (9)

  • Scene from Birds of Prey

    Why These DC Movie Actors Look So Familiar

    It takes a performer with a solid resume to make their way into a notable role in any of DC's films — and this deep dive into these actors' other notable roles offers plenty of proof. Here's why some of your favorite DC stars look so familiar.

    By Marcas Grant Read More
  • Joaquin Phoenix

    What Joaquin Phoenix Really Went Through To Play The Joker

    When Joaquin Phoenix won the Best Actor Oscar — unbelievably, his first — for Joker at the 92nd Academy Awards, it seemed a bit like he was the only one who was surprised. The actor challenged himself physically, mentally, and emotionally to bring us the best screen performance of 2019.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • The Batman star Robert Pattinson

    Bad News Just Dropped For The Batman

    Fans of the caped crusader will have to be patient as they wait to see the first attempt at Batman in a post-Ben Affleck universe. Warner Bros. announced on April 20 that it has postponed the release of The Batman, citing the continued impact of the coronavirus pandemic as reason for the delay.

    By Alex G. Read More
  • Griffin Gluck as Gabe on Locke & Key

    The Biggest Unanswered Question About Gabe From Locke & Key

    Locke & Key's first season contained a shocking last-minute twist that dramatically raised the stakes for the Netflix series' second season. With the power of the Identity Key, Dodge became Gabe, Kinsey Locke's classmate. It was the season's most exciting development — and its most confusing.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Zachary Levi and Jack Dylan Grazer in Shazam!

    Why This Epic Slow-Motion Fight Scene Was Cut From Shazam!

    The Blu-ray edition of DC's Shazam! arrived with a handful of deleted scenes in tow — some of which have fans wondering why they were cut at all. Chief among those deleted Shazam! scenes is an alternate, slow-motion version of the film's final showdown at a winter carnival.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • The Flash

    Things DC Shows Are Doing Better Than The DCEU

    Obviously, the movies get the big budgets, the promotion, and the audiences that head into theaters to see what Superman and the rest of the Justice League are up to, but the shows that fill up the CW's weeknight lineup have a few advantages too. What do they do better than the films?

    By Chris Sims Read More

Disney+ (3)

  • Mandalorian promo art

    Shows To Watch While We Wait For More Of The Mandalorian

    There is a charm to space westerns that can be hard to match without venturing into cheesy territory. Luckily, some amazing creators have ventured into the unknown and returned with visions of other worlds for our eyeballs to explore. This is the way.

    By Steven Tye Read More
  • Scene from Doug

    Hidden Gems On Disney+ You Need To Watch

    After sifting through the recent box office hits, it's time to take a deeper look into the service's extensive library to find some equally enthralling titles hiding in the Disney+ archives — from Saturday morning cartoons to Disney Channel original series to great movies you might have forgotten.

    By Morgana Santilli Read More
  • Futurama promo image

    The Reason Futurama Isn't On Disney+

    The availability of The Simpsons on Disney+ has proved to be a significant draw — but it has also raised a question that fans of creator Matt Groening's other iconic series would like answered. That question, of course, is: where the heck is Futurama?

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More

Exclusives (4)

  • Robin Williams

    The Funniest Robin Williams Moments That Were Unscripted

    The late Robin Williams will go down as one of the most celebrated and deeply loved actors of all time. He got his start in stand-up comedy and he never gave up his tendency to ad-lib, coming up with voices, jokes, naughty humor, impressions, and whatever else popped into his agile mind.

    By Brian Boone Read More
  • bhagwan shri rajneesh, osho, wild wild country

    The Best True Crime Shows And Movies On Netflix

    If you need some help satisfying your true crime itch and sifting through all those titles online, then grab your magnifying glass and prepare to do some investigating as we look at the very best true crime movies and documentaries that Netflix has to offer.

    By Emily Reuben Read More

Fantasy Movies (1)

  • Gollum from The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

    Here's How Much Money The Lord Of The Rings Franchise Has Made

    It'll come as no particular shock to anyone at this point, but Jackson's original The Lord of the Rings trilogy scored a cinematic trifecta by satisfying fans, thrilling critics, and delivering the goods at the box office. Here's how much money the movies made altogether.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More

Horror & Thriller (2)

  • Bird Box creatures design

    What The Bird Box Creatures Look Like Finally Revealed

    Bird Box never once showed its creatures in physical form. But now, thanks to creature designer Andy Bergholtz and special effects studio SFX Atlas, we finally know what the Bird Box monsters really look like — and what we might have seen on screen had plans for the movie gone differently.

    By AJ Caulfield Read More
  • Linda Blair

    Why Linda Blair Was Never The Same After The Exorcist

    Though The Exorcist launched Blair's film career, working on the film was no walk in the park. With a strained production and controversy following the film's release, it's no wonder why Linda Blair was never the same after starring in The Exorcist.

    By Emily Reuben Read More

Hulu (1)

Marvel (18)

  • Silver Surfer

    The '90s Silver Surfer Movie You Never Got To See

    Before the dawn of the modern age of superhero cinema, we almost saw the Silver Surfer on the silver screen. Storyboard artist Gabriel Hardman recently took to Twitter to post storyboards for a Silver Surfer solo film which was in development all the way back in 1997.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Chris Hemsworth as Fat Thor in Avengers: Endgame behind-the-scenes

    Will We See Fat Thor In Love And Thunder?

    In light of the fact that Thor retained his new, rotund physique for the entirety of Avengers: Endgame, fans have begun to wonder: will Fat Thor make a reappearance in the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder? Or, will he return to his previous ultra-ripped form? Director Taika Waititi has weighed in.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Scene from The Defenders

    The 5 Best And 5 Worst Marvel TV Shows

    Marvel's modern television output is definitely a mix of the good, the bad, and the weird. Some are nearly flawless. Others have their greatness dampened by undeniable flaws. A couple are even so bad they're good. How can you compare them? We've tried our best to do just that.

    By Claire Mulkerin Read More
  • What If Captain America Hadn't Vanished During World War Two!

    Marvel's What If...? Will Add A Twist To The Infinity Saga

    Big things are coming with Marvel's What If...?, which will alter the way you view the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Marvel Studios announced its forthcoming What If...? animated series at SDCC 2019, and Kevin Feige has now detailed that the show will add a twist to the MCU's Infinity Saga.

    By AJ Caulfield Read More
  • Captain Marvel

    Captain Marvel Fan Theories To Get Psyched About

    Captain Marvel has a long and fascinating comics history that could factor into the character's big-screen origin story in any number of ways — and set up the next chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Here's a look at some of the most intriguing fan theories from around the web.

    By Jaron Pak Read More
  • Deborah Ann Woll as Karen Page in Daredevil

    Daredevil's Cancellation May Have Ended This Star's Career

    It's easy to imagine the life of an actor from a hit TV show as jumping from one role to the next, but as with all artistic professions, even talented performers sometimes have periods where it's hard to find work. That has been the case for Deborah Ann Woll, who co-starred in Marvel's Daredevil.

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • The Justice League from Justice League of America 1997

    The 1997 Version Of Justice League You Never Knew Existed

    Forget the Snyder Cut of 2017's Justice League; there's another adaptation that you never even knew existed, and this one's actually available for viewing. Back in 1997, there was a not-so-heroic attempt to bring DC's most famous superpowered crime-fighting team to screen.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Danny Huston as Wade Jennings in Angel Has Fallen

    Why Wade Jennings From Angel Has Fallen Looks So Familiar

    Secret Service agent Mike Banning has faced a lot over the course of the Fallen films. In the third movie, Angel Has Fallen, he's had to deal with the most heinous of action movie tropes: betrayal by an old friend, Army Ranger Wade Jennings. Here's why the actor who plays Wade looks so familiar.

    By Adam Swiderski Read More
  • Rosa Salazar as Alita in Alita: Battle Angel

    The Detail In Alita: Battle Angel That Doesn't Make Any Sense

    It's been more than a year since the release of Alita: Battle Angel, and fans of the popular manga it was based on still have some questions surrounding the film. Somehow, by the time the credits roll, many of the questions from the start of the movie have still not been answered.

    By Lea van der Merwe Read More

Movie News (58)

  • Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris, Jordana Brewster, Nathalie Emmanuel in Universal's F9

    Fast And Furious Fans Just Got Terrible News

    In a move that could throw the release of Fast and Furious 9 into a tailspin, AMC Theatres says its plans to release any Universal-backed films are coming to a screeching halt after the studio announced its record-breaking success with Trolls World Tour.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Jake Sully and Neytiri on the Planet Pandora in Avatar

    Avatar 2: Get Your First Look Behind The Scenes

    It's been a seriously long wait, but director James Cameron is finally ready to share the first tiny behind-the-scenes peek at the forthcoming Avatar 2. This week, the franchise's official Twitter account has shared an image from the set of the long-anticipated sequel.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Chadwick Boseman

    Is Black Panther 2 Star Chadwick Boseman Training For A New Movie?

    Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman is lined up to make a return to Wakanda in the upcoming sequel film. However, that film hasn't entered pre-production, and yet, Boseman was recently photographed making use of what appears to be a martial arts staff. Is he training for another movie?

    By AJ Caulfield Read More
  • Actor Irrfan Khan

    The Amazing Spider-Man, Life Of Pi Actor Irrfan Khan Dies At 53

    A Bollywood legend who made the successful transition to Hollywood stardom has passed. Veteran actor Irrfan Khan, whose credits include The Namesake, Life of Pi, Jurassic World, and The Amazing Spider-Man has died from a rare form of cancer that he battled since 2018. He was 53.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow

    Scarlett Johansson Wasn't The First Choice To Play Black Widow

    Ah, what might have been. Although it's nearly impossible to imagine anyone else in the role, Scarlett Johansson revealed in a recent interview with Parade magazine that she wasn't the first choice to fill the part of Natasha Romanoff, a.k.a. Black Widow, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Trolls World Tour promotional art

    Why Trolls World Tour's Digital Record Breaking Is So Significant

    Universal's decision to release a highly-anticipated Trolls sequel direct to VOD while theaters remain closed turned the animated feature into a surprisingly significant test case. Why is the studio so jazzed about its performance? The answer is all in the economics of streaming media.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Avengers: Endgame promo art

    The Real Reason Avengers: Endgame Jumped Forward Five Years

    Endgame's first big twist comes early, with the surviving Avengers finding no solace in their vengeance against Thanos, prompting a five-year skip to see how they deal with the fallout. The question is, how did screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely decide on that timeline?

    By Pauli Poisuo Read More
  • A promotional still of the cast of Marvel's Avengers: Endgame

    The Avengers: Endgame Scene That Was The Most Difficult To Write

    The writers of Avengers: Endgame had their hands full piecing together several technically and emotionally tricky team-ups and goodbyes, but creating the blueprint to take down Thanos (Josh Brolin) through time travel may have proven to be the most complex part of crafting Endgame's plot.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark in Avengers: Endgame

    Watch Robert Downey Jr.'s Last Day On The Avengers: Endgame Set

    It's not every day that an actor walks off the set after portraying a cinematic icon for the final time — and thanks to Avengers: Endgame directors Joe and Anthony Russo, Marvel fans can share in one of those moments. The directors shared a clip of Robert Downey Jr.'s last day on the set of Endgame.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Hulk using the Infinity Gauntlet in Avengers: Endgame

    What Hulk Would Have Seen In The Soul Stone In Endgame

    One of the more interesting things that Avengers: Endgame didn't have time to truly explore was the "Hulk snap." Fortunately, during a live-stream-and-tweet event for Endgame, one of the film's co-writers, Christopher Markus, finally revealed what Hulk's Soul Stone vision would have been.

    By Pauli Poisuo Read More
  • Idris Elba as Heimdall in 2011's Thor

    The Epic Fight Scene That Was Almost In Avengers: Endgame

    Brimming with emotional callbacks and exchanges intended to wrap the arcs of the franchise's leading characters, Avengers: Endgame also managed to be filled with a seemingly uncountable number of on-screen throwdowns. However, there was one epic fight scene that didn't make it into the movie.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Chris Evans as Captain America in Avengers: Endgame

    How Chris Evans Reacted To Learning About Cap's Big Endgame Moment

    After the Russo Brothers hosted an hour-long Avengers: Endgame livestream event on April 27, they then live-tweeted answers to several burning fan questions. One question stood out: If the audience went nuts when Captain America finally wielded Mjolnir, how did Chris Evans himself react?

    By Pauli Poisuo Read More
  • Chris Pratt as Peter Quill in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1

    Has The Final Guardians Of The Galaxy Easter Egg Been Discovered?

    It took six years, but someone may have discovered the final and most elaborate Easter egg in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1 — emphasis on the "may." A tweet from James Gunn appears to confirm that the last Easter egg of the film has been found. But is that really what's happening here?

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Avengers: Endgame poster

    The Hidden Meaning Behind Avengers: Endgame's Opening Song

    If a picture is worth a thousand words, how many is a song good for? In Avengers: Endgame, one little tune speaks volumes. During a livestream of the movie, Endgame co-director Joe Russo hinted at the true meaning of the film's opening song — "Dear Mr. Fantasy" by Traffic.

    By AJ Caulfield Read More
  • Tom Holland as Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Homecoming

    Disappointing News Dropped For Two Upcoming Spider-Man Movies

    It'll be a while until Spider-Man is officially back in the neighborhood — or at a movie theater near you. Two of Sony's upcoming Spider-Man films are delayed thanks to the COVID-19 crisis, which has affected nearly every major Hollywood film release originally slated to hit theaters in 2020.

    By Nina Starner Read More
  • Hela Looms Over Thor: Ragnarok International Poster

    Hela is watching you in the new international poster for Thor: Ragnarok. The poster features Cate Blanchett's goddess of death staring down the viewer, as Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and his allies stand, ready for battle, below. You can view the new poster (via Reddit) at the bottom of this article.

    By Julia Bianco Read More
  • Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible -- Fallout

    Bad News Just Dropped For Mission: Impossible 7

    The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed another cinematic project, making it impossible to see the latest installment of Tom Cruise's blockbuster Mission: Impossible series on schedule. This has also affected Mission: Impossible 8, which has been bumped from 2021's summer schedule.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith as Jay and Silent Bob

    Kevin Smith Confirms Return Of Jay And Silent Bob

    The mack daddies of Jersey are coming back to the big screen. Kevin Smith took to Twitter on the first day of the new year to announce that Jay and Silent Bob, the loudmouth/usually mute stoner combo he introduced in his debut 1994 feature Clerks, will be making a triumphant return.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Mahershala Ali as Blade fan art apexform

    What Mahershala Ali Could Look Like As Blade

    Now that Marvel Studios has confirmed that Mahershala Ali will lead the Blade reboot as Eric Brooks, replacing Wesley Snipes in the role, artists and Photoshop experts have created edits and illustrations imagining what Ali could look like as Blade. Here's a glimpse at some of the best.

    By AJ Caulfield Read More
  • Natalie Portman

    What Natalie Portman Could Look Like As The Mighty Lady Thor

    After Natalie Portman was revealed as the next Thor, taking the mantle in Thor: Love and Thunder, artists began imagining what she would look like when she transforms into the Goddess of Thunder. Here are a few peeks at what the actress could look like as the mighty Lady Thor.

    By AJ Caulfield Read More
  • Tom Hardy in symbiote mode in Venom

    Twitter Is Losing Its Mind Over Venom 2's New Title

    As fans already know, Carnage made a mid-credits appearance in 2018's Venom. Now, the latest buzz surrounding the Marvel Comics baddie involves its name... in the brand-new title for the upcoming Venom sequel. Fans are currently freaking out over the title reveal.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • John David Washington in Tenet

    Will Christopher Nolan's Tenet Still Come Out In July 2020?

    Christopher Nolan's next film may face some serious delays. With no announcement yet made about any delay, we can only speculate as to whether Tenet might soon get a new release date — but judging by the trajectory of the global crisis, it seems fairly certain that said announcement will come soon.

    By Nina Starner Read More
  • Gal Gadot as Diana Prince Wonder Woman 1984 poster

    Wonder Woman 1984 Star Admits A Big Doubt About The Film

    While a number of studios have released films direct to streaming, Warner Bros. has remained adamant that Wonder Woman 1984 will see a theatrical launch in August. However, in a recent interview, one of the film's stars expressed skepticism about plans for Wonder Woman 1984.

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • Chris Pratt as Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy

    A Huge Bombshell Just Dropped For Guardians Of The Galaxy 3

    Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 might not even have a release date yet, but as the stars of one of the most beloved film series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the ragtag team of heroes continues to attract tons of buzz. Writer-director James Gunn recently dropped a big bombshell about Guardians 3.

    By Pauli Poisuo Read More
  • Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 poster

    Guardians Of The Galaxy 4 May Never Happen

    Even though director James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is still a few years away, it's never too early for fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to begin speculating about the follow-up and what might come after it. During an Instagram Q&A, Gunn revealed Guardians 4 may never happen.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • New Dark Phoenix Trailer: Jean Grey Unleashes Her Destructive Side

    If there was any doubt about just how dark the upcoming X-Men flick Dark Phoenix will be, this new trailer has cleared it away. Fox just released new footage for Dark Phoenix, which sees Sophie Turner's Jean Grey unleashing her destructive alter-ego the Dark Phoenix and committing a heinous act.

    By AJ Caulfield Read More
  • Sebastian Stan on the carpet of The Avengers: Endgame premiere

    Sebastian Stan Talks Possible Involvement In Next Avengers Movie

    During an Instagram Live interview with Variety, Bucky Barnes actor Sebastian Stan spoke about possibly being involved in another Avengers movie, teasing what he and the character have to address before a potential reunion with a version of the Earth's Mightiest Heroes squad.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange

    Did Sam Raimi Just Confirm He's Directing Doctor Strange 2?

    When it was reported in February 2020 that Sam Raimi was in talks to direct Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, a wave of excitement rippled through the Marvel fandom. That wave may become a tsunami, as Raimi appears to have offhandedly confirmed that he's got the job.

    By Adam Swiderski Read More
  • Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark in Avengers: Endgame

    Endgame Easter Egg Reveals Truth About Iron Man We Knew All Along

    Aside from marking the culmination of the MCU's Phase 3, Avengers: Endgame was perhaps the juiciest entree of fan-service cooked up by Disney yet, and fans are still sifting through the leftovers for what meaty scraps remain. A newly revealed Easter egg confirms an Iron Man truth we always knew.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Natalie Portman as Jane Foster

    Taika Waititi's Newest Thor: Love And Thunder Teases Will Have You Hyped

    Is Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi going even bigger for Thor: Love and Thunder? Oh, you'd better believe it. During a live re-watch of Ragnarok on his Instagram, Waititi teased a number of details about the next solo vehicle for Chris Hemsworth's God of Thunder. There's a lot to unpack.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Ezar Miller as the Flash

    Flash Fans Are Outraged, Want Ezra Miller Gone Immediately

    An incident involving actor Ezra Miller has sent fans of the DCEU into a frenzy. On April 6, a video started circulating that appears to show Miller choking a female fan before dragging her to the ground. While many thought it might be a joke, the clip has since been confirmed as being genuine.

    By Lea van der Merwe Read More
  • Natalie Portman in Thor helmet

    Bad News Just Dropped For All Phase 4 MCU Movies

    Disney and Marvel Studios aren't the only companies scrambling to juggle release schedules and production timelines in the Year of the Plague, but they may have the most complicated task ahead of them thanks to the complexity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Carrie Fisher as General Leia in Star Wars

    Leia's First Use Of The Force Was Earlier Than You Thought

    The Force is strong with the Skywalker family. We recently learned that Han Solo was not the only victim of Darth Vader to be frozen in carbonite; Leia also shared her lover's fate, and it was that incident that led to her earliest canonical display of Force sensitivity.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More

Movie Reviews (2)

Movies (123)

  • Ben Hardy as Four in 6 Underground

    Why Four From 6 Underground Looks So Familiar

    Streaming viewers in the market for a big, fat dose of adrenaline-charged action insanity could do a heck of a lot worse than 6 Underground. The team assembled by Ryan Reynolds' "One" is full of familiar faces, including that of "Four" — who is portrayed by English actor Ben Hardy.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Cam Gigandet as Ben in Dangerous Lies

    Why Ben From Dangerous Lies Looks So Familiar

    Netflix's new thriller Dangerous Lies is bringing audiences on a twisty, turny ride, in which a dream scenario turns into a nightmare for one young couple. You may be thinking that the actor portraying Ben looks pretty familiar: his name is Cam Gigandet, and he's carved out an interesting career.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Camila Mendes as Katie in Dangerous Lies

    Why Katie From Dangerous Lies Looks So Familiar

    The twisty new Netflix thriller Dangerous Lies is ensnaring viewers with its web of intrigue, thanks in no small part to its excellent cast. The movie is anchored by the naturalistic and sympathetic performance of its lead, and you may just be wondering where in the heck you've seen her before.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Adria Arjona as Five in 6 Underground

    Why Five From 6 Underground Looks So Familiar

    6 Underground made a splash when it was announced on Netflix, thanks to having both Ryan Reynolds attached as lead and Michael Bay as director. Among the big names involved, however, were also some up-and-comers. Here's why Adria Arjona, who played Five in 6 Underground, looks so familiar.

    By Meg Bucholtz Read More
  • Robbie Amell as Nathan on Upload

    Why Nathan Brown From Upload Looks Familiar

    Upload takes place in the not-too-distant future, where people have the ability to upload themselves into a curated afterlife. Starring opposite Andy Allo's Nora is an actor who should look pretty familiar to fans of genre television.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Shane Griffin stuntman

    What It's Like To Be A Stuntman In Hollywood - Exclusive

    Some actors do their own stunts, but most rely on a stuntman or body-double to fill those death-defying shoes. That's where people like Shane Griffin come in. In an exclusive interview with Looper, Griffin revealed behind-the-scenes details and stories about working on blockbuster films.

    By Katy Kroll Read More
  • Bokeem Woodbine as Driscoll in Spenser: Confidential

    Why Driscoll From Spenser Confidential Looks So Familiar

    We think it's a safe bet that the face of the actor who portrays Spenser's former partner Driscoll in the Netflix original Spenser: Confidential probably rings a few bells. His name is Bokeem Woodbine, and he's been appearing on screens big and small for the better part of two decades

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Jamie Waylett

    7 Actors' Careers Ruined After Harry Potter

    The Harry Potter franchise has become a worldwide phenomenon that audiences just can't get enough of, but despite all the success, not all the actors who participated in Harry Potter have found a lot to do afterward. Here are actors whose careers were arguably ruined after Harry Potter.

    By Looper Staff Read More
  • Batman and Bane art from BossLogic

    What's Next For Fan Artist BossLogic - Exclusive

    With an Instagram following currently clocking in at nearly two million people, BossLogic stands athwart the fan art world like something of a stylus-wielding colossus. For some, that amount of success might be enough. For BossLogic, however, it's only the beginning.

    By Adam Swiderski Read More
  • Anna Kendrick as Poppy and the rest of the cast of Trolls World Tour

    How Music Played A Critical Role In Trolls World Tour - Exclusive

    Trolls World Tour is all about the music, but how did director Walt Dohrn and his team decide which genres would represent the movie's six musical Troll tribes? Dohrn explains, and shares why Trolls World Tour is the perfect film for people hankering to head out to a concert.

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    As we all wait for the second season to materialize, you don't necessarily need to toss a coin to your witcher for the tenth or eleventh time — there's a whole world of fantasy drama right there on Netflix.

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    The Ending Of Dangerous Lies Explained

    Netflix's Dangerous Lies has enough twists to give anybody motion sickness. The devil is in the details, and if you missed even one of the movie's subtle turns, that climactic scene was probably a real head scratcher. To fully unpack the final moments of the film, we have to begin at the beginning.

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    The Ending Of Interstellar Explained

    Directed by Christopher Nolan, Interstellar is a fantastic tale of time, space, and love. But if you got a bit lost in the final act of the film, we wouldn’t blame you. So let’s do our best to walk through the bizarre, mind-bending ending of Interstellar.

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    Black Swan is a story about doubles, mirrors, and twisted doppelgangers. It's brilliant -- and kind of hard to follow. We're here to make its hallucinatory ending a little bit clearer by explaining the world of ballet, Nina's unreliable narration, and the roots of the Swan Lake story.

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    The 2009 Star Trek film created a parallel universe that’s a little bit different from the one we all knew. So what’s up with this timeline? From its explosive origins to its broader implications, here’s the Kelvin timeline explained.

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    The tragic story of Magneto, bane of the X-Men, not only makes him a powerful villain -- it enriches the story of Marvel's mutants as a whole. This is his story: The tale of one man committed to leaving the world better than he found it, no matter the cost.

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    Professor X's Entire Backstory Explained

    Charles Xavier, better known as Professor X, is one of the most important figures in the Marvel Universe … and a very complicated man. From his troubled family tree to how he wound up in that wheelchair, here’s his entire backstory explained.

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    The Ending Of Legacies Season 2 Explained

    There may still be four episodes scheduled for the second season of Legacies, but, as the show is on a hiatus for the time being, episode 16 served as the impromptu season finale. If you already caught it, read on as we dive into exactly what went down on Legacies' temporary season 2 ending.

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    A Decades-Long Back To The Future Plot Hole Has Finally Been Explained

    You know what they say: sometimes, it takes a Twitter discussion between two of the coolest dudes in Hollywood to draw a long-retired screenwriter out of hiding to close a plot hole in his beloved, 35-year old movie. Okay, so they might not have said that before, but now, they have a reason to.

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    Phil Coulson's Entire Backstory Explained

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    The Backstory Of The Lord Of The Rings' Hobbits Explained

    Middle-earth is home to many powerful and fascinating creatures, locations, and races. The Hobbits are some of the humblest beings among them -- but their importance to The Lord of the Rings cannot be overstated. This is their story, from their simple beginnings to their grand destiny.

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    The Ending Of Coffee & Kareem Explained

    The story of Coffee & Kareem takes quite a few twists and turns on its way to an ending that brings the whole cast together for a grand crime-fighting finale. It all comes in pretty hot and fast, so you'd be forgiven for missing a few details; fortunately, we're here to break them down for you.

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    The Ending Of Better Call Saul Season 5 Explained

    Talk about epic cliffhangers. Over the course of the 90-minute season 5 finale of AMC's good-lawyer-gone-bad origin story series Better Call Saul, plenty happened, but little was resolved. Let's take some time to break down exactly what happened.

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    The Ending Of The Godfather Trilogy Finally Explained

    The Godfather trilogy is the tragic story of Michael Corleone, and even now, the ending of this series packs an incredible emotional punch. So leave the gun, take the cannoli, and read on as we explain the ending of The Godfather trilogy.

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    The Ending Of Code 8 Explained

    Netflix's Code 8 arrived and scratched that particular itch for cinema about people with powers they don't quite understand navigating a society that hates and fears them. So, what kind of launching pad does the film provide? Let's take a look at what the ending of Code 8 really means.

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    Indiana Jones' Entire Backstory Explained

    We've seen him battle Nazis, discover the Ark of the Covenant, and drink from the Holy Grail, but there's still a lot about Indiana Jones you probably don't know. To that end, we present this: Indy's entire backstory, from his affair with Mata Hari to his time in fictional Hollywood.

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    If you're a Netflix viewer who's not cowed by what Parasite director Bong Joon-ho called "the one-inch-tall barrier" of subtitles, then you're likely clued in to La Casa de Papel, or Money Heist. Part 4 recently dropped on Netflix; here's what the ending means.

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    Whatever Happened To Victoria From How I Met Your Mother

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    The 1980s were a golden age of sickeningly sweet, condescending, and cloying family sitcoms. And yet, there's an undercurrent of darkness and sadness to all of those sugary family stories of yesteryear. Take a journey with us into the dark side of your favorite '80s sitcoms.

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    After seven seasons and almost six years on the air, Parks and Recreation closed out its run on NBC in February of 2015, leaving fans teary-eyed as they left Pawnee, Indiana one last time. The series won over viewers for years; here are the reasons why Parks and Recreation really ended.

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    As played by Damon Wayans, Jr., Coach was among the O.G. loft-mates on New Girl's pilot episode back in 2011, but was mysteriously replaced by Lamorne Morris' Winston ahead of the show's official premiere on Fox. Wayans' surprise disappearance left many a fan wondering what happened.

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    Why David Thibodeau From Waco Looks So Familiar

    If you're unfamiliar with David Thibodeau, he was one of the few Branch Davidians who made it out of the compound with their lives. As the Waco miniseries is partially inspired by his memoir, he features prominently the series. Here's why Rory Culkin, who plays him, looks so familiar.

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  • The cast of Riverdale

    When Will Riverdale Season 4 Be On Netflix?

    Riverdale's fourth season is still airing on The CW, with its finale not hitting until May 6. Die-hard fans are still tuning in every week to get their Archie fix, but we've got brilliant news for those who prefer to catch it on Netflix.

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    What The Cast Of Once Upon A Time Is Doing Today

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    The Real Reason Michael Weatherly Left NCIS After 13 Seasons

    Of the original NCIS agents who have since made their exits, few are as missed as Tony DiNozzo, played by Michael Weatherly. Tony's exit left us with two burning questions: Why did Michael Weatherly decide to hang up his badge after 13 seasons, and will we ever see Tony DiNozzo on NCIS again?

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  • Tom Pelphrey as Ben Davis in Netflix's Ozark

    The Ozark Season 3 Theory That Has Fans Talking

    The third season of a drama doesn't seem like the ideal time to add new characters, but that's what Netflix's Ozark did with Ben Davis. He's seemingly gone by the end of the season, but there are some fans speculating that Ben is alive, if not exactly well. Here's how it could be true.

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  • Ian Hart as Father Beocca on The Last Kingdom

    Why Beocca From The Last Kingdom Looks So Familiar

    Uhtred of Bebbanburg is back in season 4 of Netflix's The Last Kingdom, finally released to streaming April 26, 2020. The actor charged with portraying this displaced Christian is none other than Liverpudlian thespian Ian Hart, and if he looks familiar, it's probably because he's been in everything.

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    When Will Better Call Saul Season 5 Be On Netflix?

    Both Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad first aired on AMC, but have strong ties to Netflix. Fans of Bob Odenkirk's shifty attorney may be wondering when they can expect to catch up with his latest endeavors. This is when we'll finally see Better Call Saul season 5 on Netflix.

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    The Real Reason Walter White Had To Die In Breaking Bad

    Walter White begins as a dorky chemistry teacher. He ends as a violent drug lord, undone by his own hubris and cruelty. Were there are paths he could have taken? Not really, as it turns out -- Walter White's story always had to end in his death. We're here to explain why.

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    Why Eleanor From Never Have I Ever Looks So Familiar

    Teen comedies are only as good as their supporting characters, and thankfully for us, the new Netflix series from Mindy Kaling has a few who are instantly iconic in their own right. One of the most immediately memorable is Eleanor. But where have you seen her before?

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  • Josh Holloway in Yellowstone

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    Former Lost star Josh Holloway has frequently played the part of "handsome devil" over the years, and it appears he'll do so again as Roarke Morris in the new season of Yellowstone. And as Holloway's character nears his debut, fans are itching to learn as much about him as possible.

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    Whatever Happened To Jason Lee?

    Here's a closer look at what Jason Lee has been up to since he left My Name Is Earl and shaved off Earl's mustache. What happened to Jason Lee?

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  • Andrea Bordeaux as Special Agent Harley Hidoko in NCIS: Los Angeles

    The Real Reason Hidoko Left NCIS: Los Angeles

    For all the laid-back west coast vibes for which Los Angeles is famous, NCIS: Los Angeles sure can get pretty dark. That's especially true when it comes to character departures, a notable few of which have even been deadly. Special Agent Harley Hidoko, played by Andrea Bordeaux, is one such case.

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  • The cast of Alaskan Bush People

    Why Some Alaskan Bush People Fans Want The Show Canceled

    When Discovery channel docuseries Alaskan Bush People premiered in 2014, it was an instant hit. That may, however, all be changing, as some fans are calling for the show not to return for a 12th season. Here's the controversy that explains why.

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    Sacrifices That Game Of Thrones Actors Had To Make

    The stars of HBO's smash flagship series have encountered a number of hardships during shooting, and some have had to endure some pretty difficult situations for the sake of the show. Here's a look at some scary, tricky, and grueling sacrifices actors had to make during Game of Thrones.

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    Why Sandy From After Life Looks So Familiar

    If you're a fan of After Life and wondering where else you've seen Mandeep Dhillon, we're here to help. While she was in Star Wars: Rise of the Skywalker, her part was tiny, and her costume overpowering. Let's take a look at a few roles where you might have actually recognized the British thespian.

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  • Melissa Benoist in Waco

    Why Rachel From Waco Looks So Familiar

    You might not have caught on right away to who was behind the role of Rachel Koresh in the Paramount Television miniseries, given the radical difference in tone and themes, but the woman on screen — Melissa Benoist — has quite an impressive resume behind her you'll definitely recognize.

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  • Renee Felice Smith as Nell Jones on NCIS: Los Angeles

    The Real Reason Nell Is Leaving NCIS: Los Angeles

    On Sunday, March 29, 2020, NCIS: Los Angeles dropped a bombshell: Renée Felice Smith's Nell Jones is planning to leave, using her accrued vacation weeks before potentially resigning for good. But what's the real reason Nell will no longer be a part of NCIS: Los Angeles?

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  • Emilia Clarke in Game of Thrones

    The Most Paused Game Of Thrones Moments

    It's no surprise that Game of Thrones produced some of the most talked about moments of the past ten years on television. From baby dragons and sudden beheadings to face-swapping and the walking dead, here are some of the most paused moments in Game of Thrones history.

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    The Untold Truth Of Hirohiko Araki

    There's more interest in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure than ever, but the man behind the original manga is just as intriguing. From crazy rumors about vampirism to creepy predictions of the future, this is the untold truth of Hirohiko Araki.

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    What The Cast Of Outlander Looks Like In Real Life

    We've put together this side-by-side look at the actors of Outlander and their characters, so you can see just how much work goes into making them look the part they play. Here's what the cast of Outlander looks like in real life.

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    Why Hugh Laurie Was Never The Same After House

    For eight years, Hugh Laurie starred in the lead role on House. But despite becoming an international celebrity, here's why he isn't chasing success for its own sake, and why Hugh Laurie hasn't been the same since House.

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  • Evan Rachel Wood and Aaron Paul in season 3 of Westworld

    Why Caleb From Westworld Season 3 Looks So Familiar

    On Westworld, he goes by Caleb. In the real world, his name is Aaron Paul, and he's been a professional actor for over two decades. Spoiler alert: You've absolutely seen him in some film or television project or other over that period. Here's why Caleb from Westworld season 3 looks so familiar.

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  • David Boreanaz as Special Agent Seeley Booth on Bones

    Bones: The Importance Of The Pictures In Booth's Office

    David Boreanaz, the man who portrayed Booth for 12 years on Bones, clearly put a lot of effort into cultivating his character — even borrowing experiences and interests from his own life to add onto his character's. Here's why the photos in Booth's office are so important.

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  • Jim Parsons as Sheldon Cooper reading from the Roommate Agreement on The Big Bang Theory

    The Worst Breach Of The Roommate Agreement On The Big Bang Theory

    Given that The Big Bang Theory ran for 12 seasons, it's not surprising that a few of the rules of Sheldon and Leonard's Roommate Agreement were broken over the years. Some infractions were minor and easy to miss, but there was one committed by Sheldon himself that was too great to ignore.

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    Get ready to head back to Pawnee. In the midst of shelter-in-place orders and lockdowns as COVID-19 is still keeping everyone inside across the globe, NBC has a gift for us all: the cast of Parks and Recreation is finally reuniting.

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    Key among Outer Banks' cast of characters is Ward Cameron, a wealthy local businessman played by Charles Esten. If you're wondering where you've seen him before, here's why Ward from Outer Banks looks so familiar.

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    Why You Should Be Excited About The Newest Star Wars TV Series

    A new Star Wars story is coming to Disney+, Disney's extraordinarily popular streaming platform that exclusively houses all Disney, Marvel, and Lucasfilm streaming content.. The show will be written and run by Leslye Headland, best known for her recent Netflix hit, Russian Doll.

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    What Robert Iler Has Been Doing Since The Sopranos Ended

    Since The Sopranos' divisive final episode aired in 2007, virtually every member of the show's sprawling ensemble cast has managed to carve out a steady career for themselves in front of the camera. But what about A.J. Soprano actor Robert Iler? Here's what he's been up to since the series ended.

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    The crimes committed on shows like CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit can be difficult to stomach at times, but neither series compares to the depravity featured on Criminal Minds. One episode in particular sticks with fans as the most chilling ever.

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    Netflix's #blackAF landed April 17, 2020 and, aside from the central cast, there are a few other actors who look pretty familiar. If you noticed a memorable mug on the character Danny, that's because the part is played by comedian Gil Ozeri, and you've likely seen him before.

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    When you think of Parks and Recreation, the first word that probably comes to mind is "friendship." With Amy Poehler at the helm, the show always celebrated kindness, but there's one relationship that's not as wholesome as it seems: That of Poehler's Leslie Knope and Chris Pratt's Andy Dwyer.

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    There are things fans of a show like Bones can expect when it's been on the air long enough. Among these, flashback episodes often provide the most opportunity for fan service. In Bones' 100th episode, fans got further confirmation about one of the historic ancestors of Seeley Booth.

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  • The cast of Yellowstone

    The Most Dangerous Part Of Filming Yellowstone

    While the family drama might be the hook that keeps viewers coming back for Yellowstone, it's the backdrops of rural Montana that set it apart from the TV pack. Of course, shooting out in the wild comes with its own dangers. That's especially true when it comes to the series' many animal encounters.

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  • The cast of Community

    Community Producer Is Confident A Movie Will Happen

    Community die-hards can take heart in a new interview with the show's former producer and director Joe Russo. He thinks that the time is right for the long-awaited feature-length return to the world's most dysfunctional community college campus — thanks in large part to Netflix.

    By Alex G. Read More
  • Cast of Doctor Who

    Why We'll Never Be Able To Watch Every Doctor Who Episode

    One of the greatest things about Doctor Who is its staying power. But there are quite a few early episodes that aren't just hard to get your hands on — they're impossible to find anywhere. Doctor Who has proven itself to be a time-tested and beloved series, so how did these episodes get lost?

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Westworld season 3 poster

    The Inspiration Behind Westworld's Aesthetic - Exclusive

    In an exclusive interview with Looper, Westworld cinematographer John Grillo talked about what movies he watched to get his creative juices flowing and what it's like to shoot a futurist sci-fi series on old-school 35mm film, revealing in the process the inspiration behind Westworld's aesthetic.

    By Katy Kroll Read More
  • Henry Cavill in The Witcher

    How Filming The Witcher Could Have Blinded Henry Cavill

    Some eye-popping news has surfaced about how actor Henry Cavill tackled the intensive role of mutated monster hunter Geralt of Rivia for Netflix's highly anticipated The Witcher adaptation. Here's how filming the series could have blinded the actor.

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  • Robert Sheehan as Klaus on The Umbrella Academy promo poster

    The Klaus Plot Hole That Umbrella Academy Fans Aren't Happy About

    The journey of Klaus (Robert Sheehan) couldn't have happened without the help of his dead brother, Ben (Justin Min). Despite the fact that Ben is often there for some of the team and Klaus' biggest decisions, they only sometimes acknowledge him, and that inconsistency has some fans frustrated.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Rick Sanchez on Rick and Morty

    How The Rick And Morty Toilet Episode Is Linked To Community

    Rick and Morty and Community co-creator Dan Harmon has admitted that one unused storyline from the live-action sitcom made its way into the first half of Rick and Morty's fourth season. The episode, "The Old Man and the Seat," features a storyline originally meant for a character on Community.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Sherri Saum as Ellie on Locke & Key

    Why Ellie From Locke & Key Looks So Familiar

    One character more than any other provides the thread that connects the two eras of Locke & Key: Ellie Whedon, portrayed by actress Sherri Saum. If she looks strikingly familiar, it's because she's already logged a ton of mileage on TV. Here's where you've likely seen her.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Evan Rachel Wood as Dolores on Westworld

    Why The Places In Westworld Look So Familiar - Exclusive

    Westworld, the Emmy-winning HBO series based on the 1973 movie of the same name, is a sci-fi Western that bounces between futuristic worlds. In an interview with Looper, cinematographer John Grillo discussed some of the most memorable locations where Westworld was shot.

    By Katy Kroll Read More
  •  Álvaro Morte as The Professor in Money Heist

    Why The Professor From Money Heist Looks So Familiar

    The team of criminals that star in Netflix's popular Spanish-language crime series Money Heist would be non-existent without "The Professor." He's played by Spanish actor Álvaro Morte, and while his career began long before Money Heist, the Netflix series catapulted him to global recognition.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Carice van Houten as Melisandre on Game of Thrones

    Arya And Melisandre's Final Conversation Ignites GoT Theory

    Fans can always count on Melisandre to deliver powerful truths and change the lives of many. One such Westerosi whom Melisandre has crossed paths with is Arya Stark, and on the latest episode of Game of Thrones, the two had a conversation that has ignited a theory about how the series might end.

    By AJ Caulfield Read More
  • Young Justice: Outsiders - Everything We Know About Season 3

    After over five years, the beloved series finally making its return with a third season titled Young Justice: Outsiders. While information on what this long-awaited revival will entail is still pretty scarce, here's everything we know about the new season so far.

    By Tres Dean Read More
  • Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton on Yellowstone

    The Worst Thing Beth Dutton Has Done On Yellowstone

    On Paramount Network's neo-Western drama Yellowstone, there's no shortage of alpha personalities within the tricky Dutton family unit. Beth Dutton is certainly no exception, and her long-simmering feud with her brother Jamie has led her to do one truly terrible thing.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope on Parks and Recreation

    The Shocking Thing Amy Poehler Can't Remember About Parks & Rec

    Amy Poehler charmed audiences for years with her upbeat and layered performance as overachieving city government employee Leslie Knope on Parks and Recreation. However, in a weird twist, there are apparently a few things about her time on Parks and Rec that Poehler just can't remember.

    By Nina Starner Read More
  • Ethan Cutkosky as Carl on Shameless

    The Worst Thing That Carl From Shameless Has Done

    As actor Ethan Cutkosky has done some serious growing up on Shameless, so too has his character, Carl Gallagher. But, like the rest of his less-than-noble family, Carl hasn't always made good choices. Here's the worst of the worst.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • The Reagan family on Blue Bloods

    The Untold Truth Of The Reagan Family Dinner On Blue Bloods

    What sets Blue Bloods apart from most police dramas are the close bonds between the members of the family at its center, the Reagans. The Sunday dinner scenes have become the heart of the show — even though they're harder to shoot than you might expect.

    By Natasha Lavender Read More
  • Kathryn Erbe and Vincent D'Onofrio as Goren and Eames

    The Real Reason Law & Order: Criminal Intent Split Its Cast

    For the first four years of its run, Law & Order: Criminal Intent had two co-stars: Vincent D'Onofrio and Kathryn Erbe as Detectives Robert Goren and Alexandra Eames. In 2006, though, production split the 22-episode order between the two original cast members and two new ones. Why did this happen?

    By Meg Bucholtz Read More
  • Kenya Barris and the cast of #blackAF

    The Real Reason The Kids From #blackAF Look So Familiar

    Kenya Barris just might be the most prolific comedy showrunner this side of Seth MacFarlane. After storming the airwaves with Black-ish, Mixed-ish, and Grown-ish, he's taken on a fourth sitcom, #blackAF, and the familiar cast has viewers sitting up and taking notice.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Robert Sheehan as Klaus on The Umbrella Academy

    Why Klaus From Umbrella Academy Looks So Familiar

    No single character on The Umbrella Academy is quite as unique as the flamboyant, tragically addicted, perpetually tormented ghost-whisperer Klaus, and it's a safe bet that many among you have seen that actor's face somewhere before. It belongs to a young thespian by the name of Robert Sheehan.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • Petrice Jones as Scot Cavendish on Locke & Key

    Why Scot From Locke & Key Looks So Familiar

    The Locke siblings aren't the only familiar faces on Netflix's new hit series Locke & Key; among Kinsey Locke's (Emilia Jones) new gang of misfit friends, aspiring teenage filmmaker Scot Cavendish (Petrice Jones) has audiences wondering just where they might have seen him before.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Daniel Dae Kim as Detective Lieutenant Chin Ho Kelly on Hawaii Five-0

    The Real Reason Daniel Dae Kim Left Hawaii Five-0

    There was never a dull moment when it came to Daniel Dae Kim's portrayal of Chin Ho Kelly on Hawaii Five-0 — all the way to the end. On the show, his absence is explained through throwaway dialogue, but the drama around Kim's real-life departure from Hawaii Five-0 was anything but brief.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • David Castañeda as Diego in The Umbrella Academy

    Why Diego From Umbrella Academy Looks So Familiar

    The first season of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy put the super-powered Hargreeves kids through miraculous highs and apocalyptic lows. That was particularly true of the knife-wielding badass Diego Hargreeves. Here's why David Castañeda, the actor who plays him, looks so familiar.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • Tom Pelphrey as Ben in Ozark

    Why Wendy's Brother Ben From Ozark Season 3 Looks So Familiar

    If Ben from season 3 of Ozark looks familiar, there's a good reason for that; he's portrayed by Tom Pelphrey, who has been a fixture on screens large and small for the better part of two decades. If you recognized him right away when he showed up on Ozark, you just might be a fan of the soaps.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Cast of NCIS

    The Best Episodes Of NCIS, According To IMDb

    Choosing the best episodes out of the incredible 17 season run of NCIS may feel to some like an act of futility. Thankfully, registered users have been rating episodes over at IMDb, leaving us with the task of reviewing their picks. Let's take a look at the top five episodes of NCIS.

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • Cast of Yellowstone

    The Truth About The Famous Horse In Yellowstone Season 3

    The upcoming third season of Yellowstone will feature a cast member who goes by the name of Metallic Cat. If you're not familiar with the name, we'll go ahead and assume you're not a follower of the "cutting horse" circuit, because Metallic Cat is a legit living legend among those ranks.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • Charles Michael Davis as Agent Carter in NCIS: New Orleans

    Why Agent Carter From NCIS: NOLA Looks Familiar

    During the second half of NCIS: NOLA's sixth season, the crime fighting squad and viewers were introduced to a brand new member of the team, Agent Quentin Carter (Charles Michael Davis). If you're wondering where else you've seen Davis, here's a breakdown of some of his other notable roles.

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • Darth Maul in The Clone Wars

    The Truth About Darth Maul's Clone Wars Return - Exclusive

    He's back! Ray Park, who first brought Darth Maul to life in The Phantom Menace, returns to play the former Sith apprentice on the final season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and Lucasfilm animation supervisor Keith Kellogg tells us how it all went down.

    By Christopher Gates Read More
  • Kevin L. Johnson as Sam Dermody on Ozark

    Why Sam From Ozark Looks So Familiar

    If you're anything like us, you're probably still trying to slow your heart rate after binging the pulse-pounding third season of Netflix's pitch-black crime drama Ozark. You may also be wondering why the actor who plays Sam looks so darn familiar.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • Robbie Amell as Connor Reed in Code 8

    Why Connor Reed From Code 8 Looks So Familiar

    Netflix continues its quest to provide us with quality superhero content in the form of Code 8, a new superpowered sci-fi thriller. We're just betting that the actor playing Reed looks like you might have seen him somewhere before; let's find out why Connor Reed from Code 8 looks so familiar.

    By Pauli Poisuo Read More
  • Jeff Goldblum as Detective Zach Nichols

    The Law & Order: Criminal Intent Episode That Will Never Be On DVD

    Every fan gets excited when their favorite TV shows go to home video; at last, they will be able to watch that one episode they like most over and over. But the eighth-season Law & Order: Criminal Intent episode "The Glory That Was..." will never get such a release, and there's a bizarre reason why.

    By Meg Bucholtz Read More
  • Daniel Ezra as Spencer James on All American

    Why Spencer James From All American Looks So Familiar

    The CW certainly knows its brand, and the company shooting right down the middle with 2018's hit, All American. If the fresh-faced young actor portraying lead character Spencer James looks familiar to you, there's probably a reason why. He's played by Daniel Ezra, an accomplished young actor.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Rebecca Hall as Loretta in Tales From The Loop

    Why Loretta From Tales From The Loop Looks So Familiar

    Though the series only recently landed on Amazon Prime Video, we're betting Tales From The Loop is soon to join Amazon's growing list of lauded originals. If you've already started your binge, you're probably convinced you've seen Loretta's face somewhere before — most likely because you have.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • Dann Florek as Captain Donald Cragen on Law & Order: SVU

    The Real Reason Dann Florek Left Law & Order: SVU

    After 15 years and hundreds of episodes, Dann Florek took his formal bow on Law & Order: SVU during the season 15 episode "Amaro's One-Eighty." His character, Captain Donald Cragen, departed with the announcement he was literally sailing off into the sunset. Here's why he left the show.

    By Meg Bucholtz Read More
  • Wil Wheaton as Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation

    The Real Reason Wil Wheaton Left Star Trek: The Next Generation

    At the end of Star Trek: The Next Generation's third season, Wesley Crusher (Wil Wheaton) was unexpectedly written out of the show, which left many fans wondering what might have led to the decision. After years of speculation, we finally know the real reason behind his departure.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • Ursula Corbero as Tokio on Money Heist

    Why Tokio From Money Heist Looks So Familiar

    Netflix's hit Spanish-language crime series Money Heist is full of colorful personalities, but the character we've most come to associate with the show due to her role as both one of its protagonists and its narrator is Silene Oliveira, better known as Tokio. Here's where you've seen her before.

    By Adam Swiderski Read More
  • the main cast of Law and Order: Trial by Jury plus Jerry Orbach as Det. Lennie Briscoe, who died shortly before the series aired

    The Real Reason Law & Order: Trial By Jury Was Canceled

    Over a decade on, Trial by Jury remains significant for being the first Law & Order spin-off to sputter and fail, especially when the rest of the franchise seemed to be at the top of television. Let's dive deeper into the reasoning behind Law & Order: Trial by Jury's cancellation.

    By Meg Bucholtz Read More
  • Tiger King poster

    A New Tiger King Episode Is Coming To Netflix

    The strange saga of Joe Exotic isn't quite over. Comedian and TV personality Joel McHale took to social media on Thursday to confirm that Netflix will be adding an eighth episode of Tiger King: Murder, Madness, and Mayhem this Sunday, April 12.

    By Mike Floorwalker Read More
  • Reylynn Caster as Lola Wight on The Big Show

    Why Lola From The Big Show Looks So Familiar

    It can be hard to look past the 7-foot tall, 383-pound star of Netflix's family sitcom The Big Show, but there's one particular member of the former WWE star's fictional family notable enough to stand out. Here's why the actress who plays Lola looks so familiar.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Skylar Gaertner as Jonah Byrde on Ozark

    Why Jonah From Ozark Looks So Familiar

    On Ozark season 3, the entire Byrde clan descends deeper into the criminal underworld that their family patriarch built in southern Missouri. Even the youngest Byrde, Jonah, is finally finding his criminal footing, and viewers are wondering why he seems so familiar.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Amit Rahav as Yakov Shapiro on Unorthodox

    Why Yakov From Unorthodox Looks So Familiar

    Netflix's latest adapted miniseries Unorthodox has audiences everywhere glued to their screens, and many of them are wondering just why the series' male lead looks so familiar. Here's where you've seen Yakov from Unorthodox before.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • The cast of NBC's Community on season 2

    Community Season 7: Will The Show Ever Return?

    Six seasons and... a seventh? Fans of Community know the pain of having to wait for the next season more than anyone, and while its Yahoo! revival helped the series reach six seasons, will it ever return for more episodes?

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Muse Watson as Mike Franks

    The Real Reason NCIS Killed Off Mike Franks

    When you're a fan of a show as fond of killing off its important characters as NCIS, it can be easy to build up a thick skin. But sometimes, a major death really hits you right in the feels. That was the case for gruff and good natured former marine Mike Franks (Muse Watson). Why did he leave?

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • Will Yun Lee as Stronghold Kovacs on Altered Carbon

    Why Stronghold Kovacs From Altered Carbon Looks So Familiar

    The version of Altered Carbon's haunted lead that has everyone trying to place him is actually the one we see in the series' very first scene. That version of Kovacs — often referred to as the "Stronghold Kovacs" — is played by Will Yun Lee, and there's a good reason that he looks so familiar.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • The cast of Yellowstone

    The One Thing We Really Hope To See In Yellowstone Season 3

    Of the internal feuds threatening to tear the Duttons apart on Yellowstone, few are burning as hot as the one raging between siblings Jamie and Beth. It's clear that the conflict is quickly heating up, and we're really hoping to see it boil over in Yellowstone's upcoming third season.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • Jonathan Taylor Thomas on Home Improvement

    The Real Reason Jonathan Taylor Thomas Left Home Improvement

    While tweens today fight over which member of BTS they think is the cutest, in the '90s we were pretty much all in agreement in our collective crush on Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Given Thomas' popularity, it's pretty clear that his character wasn't written off for no good reason. Why did he depart?

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • Kirsten Vangsness as Penelope Garcia in the series finale of Criminal Minds

    The Truth About Garcia's Note In The Criminal Minds Finale

    In February 2020, Criminal Minds aired its last episode, and the BAU rode off into the broadcast television sunset. In one of her last moments, we see Penelope Garcia place a folded-up note in between the edges of two joined desks in her former office; here's what it was intended to mean.

    By Meg Bucholtz Read More
  • Charlie Tahan as Wyatt in Ozark

    Why Wyatt From Ozark Looks So Familiar

    If you've been keeping track of Netflix's pitch-black crime drama Ozark, you know no one on the show has had it particularly easy, and that includes the wild-haired Wyatt Langmore. You've probably spent part of your Ozark binge trying to figure out where you've seen the actor who plays him before.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • Olaf

    Frozen Fans Will Flip Out About What's Coming To Disney+

    One of Frozen's fan favorite characters has a surprise for everybody stuck at home. Disney+ has announced that thanks to at-home participation from star Josh Gad as well as animator Hyrum Osmond, they'll release a new series to help keep quarantined kids entertained, entitled At Home With Olaf.

    By Nina Starner Read More
  • Joe Exotic Tiger King

    The Biggest Unanswered Questions In Tiger King

    Since the Netflix docuseries Tiger King is filled to the brim with "wait, what?" moments, it simply doesn't have enough time to answer all the questions left running through viewers' heads. Let's take a look at some of the mysteries the show left us with, and see if we can provide some answers.

    By Pauli Poisuo Read More
  • Iron Mask character on The Walking Dead season 10 finale

    Who Is The Person In The Iron Mask On The Walking Dead?

    The Walking Dead is known for its dramatic introductions, and its latest is keeping up with tradition. In the promo for TWD's season 10-ender, "A Certain Doom," someone in an iron mask approaches Alden and Aaron after they take a bunch of Whisperers down. So who is the person in the iron mask?

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Mariska Hargitay as Detective Olivia Benson on Law & Order: SVU

    Here's How Much Mariska Hargitay Makes From Law & Order: SVU

    Since 1999, Mariska Hargitay has portrayed Detective Olivia Benson on Law & Order: SVU. The first franchise branch from the original Law & Order series has been so successful, it has outlasted its progenitor by a decade, and Hargitay has much to do with that. Here's how much she makes from the show.

    By Meg Bucholtz Read More
  • Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes on The Walking Dead beside walkers, not zombies

    The Real Reason They Don't Say 'Zombie' On The Walking Dead

    Most people who describe The Walking Dead to their friends and family use the word "zombie" when trying to give a short synopsis of the popular post-apocalyptic horror show. But why don't the characters on The Walking Dead actually refer to said monsters as "zombies"?

    By Lea van der Merwe Read More
  • The Incredible Hulk

    The Best Marvel TV Shows Ranked According To Rotten Tomatoes

    As the world prepares for the MCU's Disney+ shows, it's time to look back on the Marvel TV shows that have already come and gone. There have been many, stretching back to the 1960s -- but how do they stack up? These are the best Marvel TV shows, according to Rotten Tomatoes.

    By Rob Clough Read More
  • A promotional poster for NBC's Law & Order: LA

    The Real Reason Law & Order: LA Was Canceled

    A high-profile cast coupled with a "ripped from the headlines" formula made Law & Order: LA poised to fill the shoes of its flagship series. However, the spin-off lasted one season before NBC abruptly pulled it from its schedule forever. The reason why is as complicated as some of its cases.

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Anna Diop, Teagan Croft, Brenton Thwaites, and Ryan Potter as Starfire, Raven, Robin and Beast Boy in Titans season 1

    The Most Powerful Character On Titans

    With two seasons of exciting world-saving clashes, the Titans have proven there's almost no foe they can't take down together. But how do their abilities stack up against each other, and who among them is the most powerful?

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Logan Williams

    The Flash Actor Logan Williams Dies At 16

    Logan Williams, the actor best known for playing young Barry Allen on the CW superhero series The Flash, died on Thursday, April 2, 2020. He was just 16 years old. According to Canadian news outlet Tri-City News, Williams "died suddenly." No cause of death has been revealed as of this writing.

    By AJ Caulfield Read More
  • Connor Jessup as Tyler, Emilia Jones as Kinsey and Jackson Robert Scott as Bode on Locke & Key

    What New Keys Will We See On Locke & Key Season 2?

    On the first season of Netflix's Locke & Key, the Locke siblings discover a set of magical keys that bestow incredible powers on their wielder. Locke & Key is powering full steam ahead, which means it's time to speculate about which keys may surface when the second season drops.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Cast of Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior

    The Real Reason Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior Was Canceled

    In February 2011, Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior debuted to considerable buzz, mostly owing to the big names the show managed to attract to its cast. However, by spring of that same year, the show had already been canceled before the first season even finished airing. What happened?

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • Titans season 2 promotional poster

    The 6 Strongest Characters On Titans

    On DC Entertainment's superhero series Titans, the first live-action adaptation of the DC Comics squad the Teen Titans, there are tens of characters with advanced skills obtained through their meta-human DNA, intense training, or a combination of the two. But who among them are the strongest?

    By Abbey White Read More
  • Ato Essandoh in Altered Carbon

    Why Vernon Elliot From Altered Carbon Looks So Familiar

    American actor Ato Essandoh brings former Marine Vernon Elliot alive with all the compassion and grit required to keep viewers rooting for the character as he navigates the insidious world of Altered Carbon. If you've been wondering where else you've seen the dynamic actor, here's where.

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • The most wanted wall on NCIS

    The Truth About The 'Most Wanted' Wall On NCIS

    On a show as long running as CBS' beloved crime drama NCIS, it's rare for something introduced in the first season to still be featured in season 17. In the show's earliest episodes, it introduced the concept of the most wanted wall, which has been a constant feature in the NCIS offices ever since.

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • The Last Kingdom promo image

    The Last Kingdom Season 4 Release Date, Cast And Plot

    As Uhtred likes to remind us, destiny is all, and Netflix's historical drama The Last Kingdom is destined for a fourth season. Given the time that's elapsed since the third season aired, fans are clamoring for more information about Uhtred's forthcoming adventures. Here's everything we know.

    By Zach Lisabeth Read More
  • Janet McAteer and Madison Thompson in Ozark

    Why Helen And Erin Pierce From Ozark Season 3 Look So Familiar

    Ozark is full of complicated and unsympathetic yet gripping characters. Most viewers are pretty familiar with faces like Jason Bateman and Laura Linney, but Janet McAteer and Madison Thompson, who play Helen and Erin Pierce, respectively, might be harder to place. Here's where you've seen them.

    By Nina Starner Read More
  • Lee Norris as Minkus

    The Real Reason Minkus Disappeared On Boy Meets World

    Considering the popularity of Minkus on the first season of Boy Meets World, it was a surprise when season 2 rolled around, and he was nowhere to be seen. The choice to drop the character has puzzled fans for decades — but years later, we now know exactly why Minkus was written off the show.

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • Cote de Pablo as Ziva David on NCIS

    Will Cote De Pablo Return For NCIS Season 18?

    Cote de Pablo shocked fans — and apparently her castmates too — during season 17 of popular crime drama NCIS, when her character Special Agent Ziva David made an unexpected return to the series. She has since guest starred in a handful of episodes, but is she planning on sticking around this time?

    By Lea van der Merwe Read More
  • Cast of Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders

    The Real Reason Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders Was Canceled

    In the spring of 2016, CBS decided to give a second Criminal Minds spin-off a shot in the form of Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders. The 26 episodes, though, were accused of laziness, racism and xenophobia, and being boring. Here's why Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders had its television passport revoked.

    By Meg Bucholtz Read More
  • Bhagavan "Doc" Antle

    Here's How Much Doc Antle From Tiger King Is Really Worth

    Netflix's latest crime docuseries Tiger King has been making waves all across the globe, not only for the crime and tiger aspect, but for its bizarre cast of characters — like Bhagavan "Doc" Antle, the owner of a Myrtle Beach Safari attraction. How much is "Doc" Antle really worth?

    By Lea van der Merwe Read More
  • Elliot Stabler Christopher Meloni

    Christopher Meloni Is Playing Elliot Stabler Again

    Criminals, beware — Detective Elliot Stabler is officially back. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Christopher Meloni, who originated the role of Det. Elliot Stabler on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, will return to television in his own (currently untitled) spin-off series.

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  • Paula Newsome as Jackie Vance on NCIS

    The Real Reason NCIS Killed Off Vance's Wife

    Getting romantically involved with an NCIS agent should come with a warning. Not only will your beloved risk their life, but they'll also bring their work home — sometimes with fatal consequences. That's what happened to Jackie Vance, Leon Vance's wife. Here's why she was killed off the show.

    By Natasha Lavender Read More
  • Jonathan Adams as Daniel Goodman on Bones

    The Real Reason Dr. Goodman Disappeared After Bones Season 1

    As fans of Bones no doubt recall, Dr. Goodman was actually the director of The Jeffersonian (where much of the lab action on the show is centered) throughout its inaugural season. Those fans will also recall that he decided to take a short sabbatical at the end of season 1 — and never came back.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More
  • Kelsey Asbille in Yellowstone

    The Truth About Yellowstone's Casting Controversy

    The strong Native American presence on Yellowstone has led to a large number of roles for native actors, something that is unfortunately rare in TV and film today. However, a controversy has erupted over the casting of one of the native parts, showing that inclusion isn't always cut and dried.

    By Robert Balkovich Read More
  • Ryan Cartwright as Vincent Nigel-Murray on Bones

    The Real Reason They Killed Off Vincent Nigel-Murray On Bones

    For many fans of Bones, the death of Vincent Nigel-Murray was as traumatic an experience as finding out that kind-hearted Zack had been helping the Gormogon killer. Bones creator Hart Hanson now admits that the character's "fan favorite" status was a key reason Vincent was marked for death.

    By Patrick Phillips Read More