The Unmade Sci-Fi Series That Landed Netflix In Load Of Unwanted Trouble
Carl Erik Rinsch made the samurai film 47 Ronin, and meant to follow it up with an expensive Netflix series ... why he didn't is a wild story.
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Was Squid Game: The Challenge Rigged? Inside The Controversy Of The Netflix Reality Show
Squid Game: The Challenge contestants have alleged that the reality show competition series was rigged. Netflix and its producers strongly disagreed. -
A New Swedish Crime Series Quickly Claims A Top Spot On Netflix Charts
The Netflix crime series A Nearly Normal Family makes good use of perspective to bring its gripping source material to life. -
Fallout TV Series — Release Date, Cast And More Info
Here's everything we know about Fallout TV show, set in the world of the popular video game franchise with the same name. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Waltons
Much of the core cast of The Waltons is still alive and continuing to perform in film, television, theater, and making music. Here's where you can find them. -
The Buffy Episode That Left Sarah Michelle Gellar The Most 'Physically Exhausted'
Everyone thought the silent Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode Hush would be easy, but it ended up leaving Sarah Michelle Gellar 'tired and physically exhausted.' -
Kurt Russell's Monarch Character Existed Before The Show
Lee Shaw is played by both Kurt Russell and Wyatt Russell in Monarch: The Legacy of Monsters. The Apple TV+ show isn't the first time we've seen the character. -
Martin Scorsese And Steven Spielberg Are Teaming Up For A Cape Fear Series
A Cape Fear series is in the works with Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese attached, and it's expected to focus on our current true crime obsession. -
One Scene In Yellowstone's Script Had Kelly Reilly Fearing For Her Job
Kelly Reilly was convinced that Beth Dutton wasn't going to make it past Yellowstone season 3 after receiving the scripts. Here's why. -
Showing His Face On The Twilight Zone Caused A Funny Problem For Rod Serling
Becoming the face of The Twilight Zone led to some unexpected (and unwanted) attention for Rod Serling. -
Patrick J. Adams' Dream Suits Cameo Never Came To Be
Suits star Patrick J. Adams really wanted Dustin Hoffman to guest star on the show, but alas, it never happened. -
Suzanne Shepherd, Mafia Mother-In-Law In The Sopranos And Goodfellas, Has Died At 89
Suzanne Shepherd, who played Carmela Soprano's mother in The Sopranos and Karen Hill's mother in Goodfellas, has died at the age of 89. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Battlestar Galactica
Battlestar Galactica's original series only ran for one season, but it featured many wonderful actors who are still working today. -
A Genius Trick Let A Twilight Zone Actor Co-Star With His Own Reflection
The Twilight Zone managed to pull off the effect of an actor acting with himself long before the invention of CGI by utilizing some well placed mirrors. -
Revisiting Emmett Walsh's Tragic Fate In Yellowstone
We're still not over Emmett Walsh's death in Yellowstone. Perhaps we never will be. -
A Scene From Bones' Pilot Was Plucked Right From Real Life
Real-life forensic anthropologist, professor, and novelist Kathy Reichs heavily inspired Bones, including an amusing scene from the show's pilot. -
Suits' Gabriel Macht Thought Harvey And Donna's Romance Would Ruin The Show
When it came to the romance between Harvey and Donna on Suits, star Gabriel Macht had some issues. -
The Only M*A*S*H Actor To Appear In Both The Movie And The TV Series
When it came time to turn MASH into a TV series, only one movie cast member made the leap from the big to the small screen. -
Alan Smithee Directed An Award-Winning Episode Of The Twilight Zone
The name Alan Smithee has an ignominious significance in Hollywood, though that hasn't stopped the namesake from getting an award for a Twilight Zone episode. -
One Of Bones' Most Beloved Characters Was Supposed To Die After Just Six Episodes
Tamara Taylor's Camille 'Cam' Saroyan was originally supposed to die partway through Bones season 2, but the show's crew (and fans) just loved her too much. -
How The 2007-08 Writers Strike Led To The Creation Of Suits
The 2007-08 writers' strike not only led directly to the creation of Suits, but it also benefitted the show greatly when it came to residuals. -
House Of The Dragon Season 2 – Release Window, Cast, And More Info
HBO greenlit House of the Dragon season 2 after the first season's success. Here's what we know about it so far, including the release date and plot. -
Ten Days Before The Twilight Zone Premiered, Mike Wallace Asked Rod Serling A Question That Aged Badly
Rod Serling correctly envisioned that a commercial work of art also had the power to inform and subvert, and he did just that with The Twilight Zone. -
Netflix's Dead Boy Detectives Solve Ghostly Mysteries In First Trailer For The Sandman Spin-Off
With a new trailer, Dead Boy Detectives is coming to Netflix and will be a part of the world created by The Sandman, rather than Doom Patrol. -
The Original British Broadcast Of M*A*S*H Made One Jarring Change To The Show
The British broadcast of MASH was a little different than the American one, thanks to one specific choice. Read all about it right here. -
There Was A Second Twilight Zone Movie That You've Probably Never Heard Of
The Twilight Zone has been revived, made into movies, books, and more. But there's likely a Twilight Zone movie you've never heard of - but should. -
Cool Stuff: Yellowjackets Funko POPs Celebrate Doomcoming With Wilderness Style
Yellowjackets is finally getting the Funko POP treatment, and these Doomcoming-inspired figures are so much better than we could have anticipated.
