The Boy Meets World Scene That Went Too Far
The Boy Meets World Season 4 episode "Cult Fiction" begins with Shawn (Rider Strong) joining a cult. Here's why the scene went too far.
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Bender Quotes From Futurama That Haven't Aged Well
Bender was the comedic sociopath of Futurama, and he had some lines on the show that may not fly with viewers in the present day. -
Marisa Tomei Weighs In On A Possible Romance Between Aunt May And Doc Ock
"Spider-Man: No Way Home" star Marisa Tomei has shared her thoughts on whether or not Aunt May and Doc Ock could date in the MCU like they did in the comics. -
Netflix's Fall Of The House Of Usher Just Snagged A Legendary Star Wars Actor
Mike Flanagan is returning to Netflix for The Fall of the House of Usher and he's cast an iconic Star Wars actor for the project. -
What CSI: Miami Gets Wrong About Evidence
Crime television shows get a lot of things wrong about procedures. "CSI: Miami" is one show that makes the same mistakes time after time. -
The Law And Order Death That Fans Think Went Too Far
Fans of the NBC television series Law and Order discuss the Season 16 scene that went to far, and it involves ADA Alexandra Borgia, played by Annie Parisse. -
The Iconic Role Kevin Costner Handed To Harrison Ford
Harrison Ford revealed in a 1997 interview how Kevin Costner personally ensured that the Star Wars actor got the lead role in Air Force One. -
The Spider-Man: No Way Home Teaser Moment That Has Fans Looking Twice
A moment between Peter Parker and another character in the Spider-Man: No Way Home teaser trailer has fans theorizing what's going on on Reddit. -
The Mind-Blowing Way Return Of The Jedi's Speeder Bike Chase Was Actually Filmed
Behind-the-scenes interviews with ILM creative director Dennis Muren reveal how the speeder bike chase scene in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi was filmed. -
The Y: 1883 Character Fans Are Excited To See The Most
Fans on Twitter are especially excited to see one character on the upcoming Yellowstone prequel 1883 on Paramount+. -
Yellowstone 1883's First Full Trailer Will Leave You On The Edge Of Your Seat
The new "Yellowstone" prequel series "1883" starring Tim McGraw and Faith Hill just received a new trailer. The show premieres on Paramount+ on December 19. -
The Hulu Astroworld Documentary Controversy Explained
Many Hulu users were surprised to find a documentary on the Astroworld tragedy on their homepage. -
Why Reagan From Netflix's Inside Job Sounds So Familiar
If the voice of Reagan Ridley on the Netflix animated show Inside Job sounds familiar, you may have seen actor Lizzy Caplan in these movies and TV shows. -
What Mitch From Waiting... Looks Like Today
Here's what actor John Francis Daley, a former star on Bones, the movie Waiting, and the co-writer of both Horrible Bosses movies, looks like today. -
It's Now Become Clear Why Doctor Strange 2 Needs Reshoots
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness star Benedict Cumberbatch reveals why the MCU sequel is reconvening for reshoots ahead of its 2022 release. -
Is 9-1-1 On Tonight? (November 22, 2021)
This season we've seen a citywide blackout, Maddie suffering from postpartum depression, and the departure of La'Monde Byrd. Here's when '9-1-1' returns. -
Why Billy Tyson From 9-1-1: Lone Star Looks So Familiar
In "9-1-1: Lone Star," Billy Burke plays former police captain Billy Tyson. Here's where you might recognize the actor, from "Twilight" to "The Closer." -
Tiana - What We Know So Far
Disney+ announced they will be making a TV adaptation of "The Princess and the Frog." Here's everything we know about the new series. -
The Jedi That Boba Fett Almost Killed In Revenge Of The Sith
Boba Fett almost had an entirely different story in "Revenge of the Sith." In original storyboards, a Jedi was going to kill him. -
Inuyasha Filler Episodes You Should Always Skip
If you like the anime Inuyasha but want to watch the story adapted from the manga, here is the list of every filler episode you should skip. -
Where Is Evelyn From The Mummy Now?
1999's The Mummy and its sequel star Rachel Weisz as Evelyn Carnahan, a brilliantly smart and charming librarian. But what is the actress doing now? -
The Real Reason Fry's First Name Is Philip On Futurama
"The Simpsons" creator Matt Groening names all of his characters with purpose, and Philip J. Fry on "Futurama" is no exception. Here is his real namesake. -
Law And Order: SVU Actors You Didn't Know Were Married In Real Life
Two actors who appear on "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" are married. They actually met on the set quite some time ago, and have been together ever since. -
The Wild Futurama Theory That Explains Everything About Farnsworth
Farnsworth may have a dark secret, that explains how he's evaded death for so long (and gone so insane, to boot). -
The Beloved Character Fans Hope Returns To The Simpsons
Fans of The Simpsons have been consistently demanding that one-time character Hank Scorpio, voiced by Albert Brooks, return to the Fox animated comedy. -
The Actress Behind Sophie From Howl's Moving Castle Is Gorgeous In Real Life
The UK actress who voices the character of Sophie in Howl's Moving Castle is Emily Mortimer, who you may know from other voice roles including Cars 2. -
The Cheesy B-Movie Sequel You Forgot Starred Leonardo DiCaprio
Leonardo DiCaprio made his feature film debut in the 1991 movie Critters 3, the third movie in the Critters franchise, and has gone on to denounce the movie.
