0
Robert Duvall's Hit '80s Western Series Helped Revitalize The Then-Failing Genre
Robert Duvall's work on television should be just as lauded as his cinematic presence. Take for example this incredible '80s Western series.
Read More-
-
15 Best TV Episodes Of All Time, Ranked According To IMDb Users
A look at IMDb's top-rated episodes shows how audience enthusiasm, prestige dramas, and niche favorites intersect at the top of television history.
Read More -
Outlander's Caitríona Balfe Promises 'Revenge, Reunions, Revelations' From The Very Start Of Action-Packed Final Season
Ahead of Season 8, series star Caitríona Balfe gives us a hint about how Jamie and Claire will surprise each other in the show's final episodes
Read More -
5 Best Real Housewives Friendships Of All Time
Find out which Real Housewives friendships made the cut in our list of the five best franchise besties of all time.
Read More -
What To Watch Monday: CIA Premiere, FBI Wedding, Paradise And The Voice Return, And More
On TV this Monday: CIA premieres on CBS, FBI heads to the altar, and Paradise and The Voice return for new seasons.
Read More -
Charisma Carpenter's Death Scene In Angel Helped Land Her First Major Movie Role
Charisma Carpenter used her death scene in Angel to prove to a director that she had what it took to land a role in her first major movie.
Read More -
A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Season 1 Finale: Are Dunk And Egg Done For Good? Plus, Grade It!
What's a broken hedge knight to do after last week's brutal battle? Find out in our finale recap!
Read More -
American Dad! Pokes Fun At Its Return To Fox In Season Premiere, EP Calls Homecoming 'Kind Of Redeeming'
After 10 years on TBS, American Dad! returned to Fox on Sunday. Will anything have to change? Co-showrunner Brian Boyle weighs in.
Read More -
A Denzel Washington Movie Saved One Of TV's Greatest Cop Shows
If Denzel Washington's Training Day hadn't been a box office smash, television audiences might never have seen one of TV's greatest cop shows ever.
Read More -
Did Kristen Bell Really Turn Down A Role On Lost To Join Heroes?
Kristen Bell is known for her portrayal of Elle Bishop on Heroes, but it was once rumored that she had turned down a role on Lost to play that part.
Read More -
The Underrated Western Miniseries You Likely Didn't Know Steven Spielberg Produced
Steven Spielberg may not be known for his contributions to the Western genre, but this long-forgotten miniseries deserves a second look.
Read More -
All 4 One Chicago TV Shows Ranked
NBC's interconnected One Chicago franchise spans four shows with very different tones and long-term appeal, making some entries stand out far more than others.
Read More -
A Major Desperate Housewives Death Was Spoiled By A Real-Life Courtroom Testimony
One major Desperate Housewives character death was revealed beforehand, thanks to some real-life courtroom drama connected to the series.
Read More -
A Strategic Pilot Leak Helped Launch One Of Fox's Most Iconic Shows Of The '90s
One of Fox's most groundbreaking sketch comedies of the '90s might have never made it to air without its pilot getting into the right hands.
Read More -
Stranger Things: Tales From '85 Spinoff Story Is Based On A 'Loophole' In The Main Series
The showrunner behind Netflix's highly anticipated animated series said he found a caveat in Stranger Things lore where an interquel story fits in.
Read More -
Quotes Of The Week: Shrinking, The Pitt, Will Trent, Simpsons, And More
This week's best lines come from the Winter Olympic Games, Will Trent, The Pitt, Shrinking, and more!
Read More -
Marshals Review: CBS' Yellowstone Spinoff Is A Prestige Procedural With A Dash Of Dutton
Two years after Yellowstone closed the gates to the Dutton Ranch, CBS is inviting viewers back via the Kayce-centric spinoff Marshals. Read TVLine's review.
Read More -
Jennifer Aniston's Reaction To Reese Witherspoon's Friends Mistake Was Pure Class
Reese Witherspoon recalls how Jennifer Aniston helped calm her nerves after a Friends mistake — and why the cast sometimes messed up on purpose.
Read More -
The Walking Dead's 15 Worst Episodes Ranked
The Walking Dead went on for a long, long time. So, it's only natural that there were quite a few blunder episodes; here are 15 glaring examples.
Read More -
Robert Duvall's Only Emmy Win Was For A Western Series He Helped Develop
The late Robert Duvall earned his only Emmy win for an acclaimed Western miniseries — and it wasn't Lonesome Dove.
Read More -
What To Watch Sunday: American Dad! Returns To Fox, Vanished Ends, All Creatures And Seven Kingdoms Finales, And More
On TV this Sunday: American Dad! returns to Fox, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms wraps Season 1, and Kaley Cuoco's Vanished ends.
Read More -
Entourage's Creator Thought The HBO Show Had The 'Worst Idea Ever'
Doug Ellin, the creator of the hit HBO series Entourage, initially thought the show's premise was a truly terrible idea when approached to work on it.
Read More -
Michael Keaton Turned Down Lost Because Of One Major Story Change
Michael Keaton was originally slated to appear on Lost, but a major story change that affected his character made him turn down the role.
Read More -
The Stephen King HBO Series That Should Have Never Been Canceled
Television loves taking on Stephen King stories. Sadly, this one incredible HBO adaptation never managed to go beyond Season 1.
Read More -
Why Mariska Hargitay Insists That Her Name Be Misspelled On Law & Order: SVU's Call Sheets
She's been on Law & Order: SVU for 27 seasons. Yet people are still mispronouncing Mariska Hargitay's name. Find out her very funny solution to this issue.
Read More -
How Wesley Snipes Changed Jaleel White's Mind About Playing Family Matters' Myrtle
Jaleel White was less than pleased at having to play Urkel's cousin Myrtle on Family Matters. He got past his concerns with the help of superstar Wesley Snipes.
Read More -
How Clint Eastwood's Career Was Saved Thanks To Rawhide
Long before he became a household name due to his illustrious film career, Clint Eastwood was a television gunslinger on CBS' Rawhide.
Read More
