Before Robert Redford secured his legacy as one of Hollywood's greatest movie stars, he appeared in one episode of a forgotten NBC drama about the Civil War.
Read MoreLast week, we learned that Criminal Minds is being canceled (again). Paget Brewster, Kirsten Vangsness, and others took to Instagram to share their reactions.
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Read MoreRiverdale grew from a murder mystery into an audacious comic book world, and the times the show jumped the shark only emphasize what wacky fun it was.
Read MoreThe MCU series "VisionQuest" pays subtle tribute to William Katt's cult superhero show "The Greatest American Hero," which ran on ABC in the early 1980s.
Read MoreYears after he landed his breakout role as Pavel Chekov in Star Trek: The Original Series, Walter Koenig crossed paths with one of TV's greatest detectives.
Read MoreHBO Max's legal drama War has finally premiered, and scorned wife Carla Duval may look familiar to you. She's played by a relatively high-profile actress.
Read MoreThe late Patrick Stewart played an opera conductor in the "Frasier" Season 11 episode "The Doctor is Out," which has an impressive rating on IMDb.
Read MoreThe actor who played Captain Donald Cragen in "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" for 35 years was shocked when his character was suddenly killed off.
Read MoreOn TV this Monday: St. Denis Medical and Reggie Dinkins return to NBC, Dancing With the Stars celebrates Disney Night, and The Voice makes some tough cuts.
Read MorePatrick Stewart's Jean-Luc Picard shares a pretty notable achievement in the Star Trek canon. Only another actor can lay claim to it.
Read MoreStar Trek icon Patrick Stewart was no stranger to comedy. One of the actor's last roles saw him take on a highly unusual part in this 2026 comedy series.
Read MoreAndrea has something to get off her chest at the end of this week's Marshals, and Kayce isn't at all unhappy to find her standing in his doorway.
Read MoreKaley Cuoco's claim-to-fame character isn't from the Cornhusker State by coincidence. Her backstory is inspired by someone very close to TBBT.
Read MoreAt one point in history, the showbiz rise and success of Michael J. Fox in the 1980s did not necessarily look like a foregone conclusion.
Read MoreSometimes, plans for a sitcom change on the fly due to overwhelming audience demand. Here are some side characters who required a bigger spotlight.
Read MoreThe Star Trek actor infamously published a memoir titled I Am Not Spock, but whether the name of the book reflected his true feelings is a complicated matter.
Read MoreSyfy has produced some underrated gems over the years. Let's take a look at the 10 greatest shows the network has ever put forth.
Read MoreIt happens to be the case that a serial killer bumped off quite a few characters on this particular show, so presumably, Fairchild didn't take it personally.
Read MoreWhen the Mandy McAllister actor arrived in the Big Bang Universe on Season 5 of Young Sheldon, she had quite a bit of prior experience in television comedy.
Read MoreThe '90s were something of a transitional period for the onetime Thomas Magnum, as indicated by this series that didn't even finish its first season.
Read MoreSheldon and Howard's attitudes towards women were already pretty questionable in the late 2000s. In the 2020s, they're the epitome of cringe.
Read MoreMariska Hargitay has faced plenty of disturbing storylines during her time on Law & Order: SVU, but one episode has proved particularly difficult to revisit.
Read MoreThe sponsor would call every Monday and ask what Friday's "Twilight Zone" had been about. He never quite got the show, but at least he lasted a season.
Read MoreFriends was one of TV's biggest hits, but Matthew Perry had mixed feelings about its success. Here's what he said and which episode he loved most.
Read MoreThe '90s were a glorious time for science fiction on TV, with several innovative and beloved shows demonstrating what the genre was capable of.
Read MoreThe '60s gave us some of television's most beloved sitcoms, but many of their talented leading ladies deserve more recognition for their lasting impact.
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