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George Lucas brought "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" to TV in 1992, starring Sean Patrick Flanery. Here's why Lucas said it wouldn't work as a movie.
Read MoreNathan Fillion has played multiple characters in both the Marvel and DC comic book universes, and this superhero now has his own MCU TV series.
Read MoreA concept artist for the Disney+ animated series "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" shared some of his sketches of ideas that didn't make it into the show.
Read MoreIn an early memo, "Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry noted that this iconic sci-fi device from the series could also be sold as a toy for girls.
Read MoreThis patient on The Pitt has a Breaking Bad past that fans will recognize.
Read MoreIrene Choi’s character on The Pitt isn’t the first time she’s played a standout high-achiever.
Read MoreEven as on-screen family, these two Star Wars icons didn’t actually cross paths for years.
Read MoreThere's one almost straight line from the writer's room on "South Park" to "Bob's Burgers." The connection comes through a weirdly wonderful online puppet show.
Read MoreThe actor behind It: Welcome to Derry’s Marge Truman has a much more family-friendly role in a Disney+ series.
Read MoreA familiar face from Ted once appeared on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia — and the role couldn’t be more different.
Read MoreDespite not working in television, the civil rights leader helped make sure the second season of The Original Series was at least as good as the first.
Read MoreThe nerd culture icon played a part in the 2009 launch of the Kelvin timeline, and he most definitely didn't play Wesley Crusher, his signature character.
Read MoreHe's not in any Spider-Man, X-Men, or Avengers projects that we know of, but Jason Sudeikis shows up in a rare Marvel foray into animated ultraviolence.
Read MoreNBC's Parks and Recreation almost looked drastically different, having been developed initially as a direct spin-off to another beloved sitcom.
Read MoreHappy Days could have looked very, very different had Henry Winkler never been cast. In fact, a '60s rockstar might have gotten the part of The Fonz instead.
Read MoreReese Witherspoon recalls how Jennifer Aniston helped calm her nerves after a Friends mistake — and why the cast sometimes messed up on purpose.
Read MoreOnce upon a time, before becoming a bona fide movie star, Glen Powell was starring in everyone's very horror comedy TV series.
Read MoreAaron Paul, who played Jesse Pinkman on Breaking Bad, endured injuries including a concussion while filming one of the show's most dramatic fight scenes.
Read MoreIf Stranger Things: Tales From '85 wants to succeed, then following in the footsteps of Star Wars and its animated shows could get it on the right track.
Read MoreSouth Park’s theme music hides a clever detail that many longtime fans miss, reinforcing the show’s deep connection to music and its creators.
Read MoreSpin City faced a turning point when Michael J. Fox had to be replaced by Charlie Sheen, setting the stage for an unexpected transition in its final seasons.
Read MoreA memorable sitcom introduction wasn’t as straightforward as it looked. Behind-the-scenes challenges shaped one iconic Malcolm In The Middle moment.
Read MoreThe infamous Red Wedding episode of Game of Thrones will forever be stuck in fans' minds, and that was just the effect the director had strategized for.
Read More"The White Lotus" creator Mike White wants to bring back a character from Season 1 of the hit show, but the actor is so famous now that it might be impossible.
Read MoreIn the '90s, "The Rachel" became a defining look. However, the iconic hairstyle was not the result of careful aesthetic planning. It was an accident!
Read MoreBoth Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul have gotten much-deserved praise from fans and critics, but the two shows have one interesting weakness in common.
Read MoreABC's Modern Family could have looked wildly different if this one Arrested Development star played Claire Dunphy instead of Julie Bowen.
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