Netflix Viewers Agree I See You Is A Must-Watch Thriller
It seems that vocal Netflix viewers are in agreement: "I See You" is a must-watch thriller available on the streaming service. Here's what they're saying.
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Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein Had Some Unconventional Reference Points For Roy Kent
This eclectic set of influences may seem all over the place, but then again, any "Ted Lasso" fan should know by now that Roy Kent is a complex guy. -
Ted Lasso's Juno Temple Drew Major Inspiration From Legally Blonde For Keeley
Juno Temple and her character Keeley are beloved on "Ted Lasso" and the British actress is not afraid to admit where some of the inspiration came from. -
Phil Dunster Breaks Character In Ted Lasso S3 E2 Creating A Hilarious Hidden Blooper
Eagle-eyed fans couldn't help but notice Jamie Tartt actor Phil Dunster was doing his best not to burst out laughing in the background of "Ted Lasso" S3 E2. -
The Mandalorian Now Needs To Gift Us With Kelleran Beq's Droid Companions
Now that Jedi Master Kelleran Beq has joined "The Mandalorian," could his droid companions follow? We hope to see them pop up in Season 3. -
The Mandalorian Covert's Dangerous Surroundings Actually Make Sense To Some Fans
While the Mandalorian Covert's location in The Mandalorian may be dangerous, some fans think these dangerous surroundings actually make perfect sense. -
The Mandalorian S3E4 Has Fans Scratching Their Heads Over The Watch's Camp Rules
The Children of the Watch in "The Mandalorian" have a pretty odd rule that has fans wondering about its practicality. -
The Mandalorian Fans Aren't Thrilled With Chapter 20's Short Runtime
Fans of "The Mandalorian" aren't thrilled with Chapter 20's short runtime, and they have been taking to social media to vent their frustrations. -
The Mandalorian Chapter 20 Exemplifies One Of Qui-Gon's Greatest Lessons
While full of callbacks to the "Star Wars" films, the "Chapter 20: The Foundling" episode of "The Mandalorian" exemplifies one of Qui-Gon's greatest lessons. -
The Mandalorian Fans Think They've Figured Out How The Living Waters Work
The Living Waters keep floating to the surface of the story in The Mandalorian Season 3, and some fans think they might have mind-altering qualities. -
The Mandalorian: Chapter 20: Bo-Katan's New Upgrade Could Hint At Her Endgame
"The Mandalorian" Season 3 episode "The Foundling" may have laid the groundwork for this monumental storyline with Bo-Katan. -
The Mandalorian Ch 20 Might Just Kill The 'Jar-Jar Binks Was A Sith Lord' Theory
In an unexpected twist, "Chapter 20: The Foundling" of "The Mandalorian" might have just killed the 'Jar-Jar Binks was a Sith Lord' theory. Here's why. -
Who Plays Jedi Master Kelleran Beq In The Mandalorian?
"The Mandalorian" Season 3, Episode 4 features a cameo from Jedi Master Kelleran Beq. Here's the "Star Wars" alum who brings the character to life. -
The Mandalorian Chapter 20 Proves Din's Clan Is Terrible At Picking Coverts
"The Mandalorian" Season 3, Episode 4 features an exciting battle against a terrifying creature while highlighting a major problem with Din Djarin's tribe. -
Netflix's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Trailer Is All About The Nostalgia
The trailer for Netflix's "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always" brings back the original cast for another adventure involving familiar faces. -
How Sylvester Stallone Behaved On Tulsa King's Set, According To Max Casella
Tulsa King star Max Casella had nothing but nice things to say about his time working with Sylvester Stallone on the Paramount+ crime drama. -
Is Netflix's The Glory Based On A True Story?
Netflix's "The Glory" is heating up the charts, but given its violent tale of bullying and revenge, some viewers may wonder if it's based on a true story. -
Pedro Pascal Admires The Mandalorian's Mystery: 'It Isn't As Easy As You Think'
According to Pedro Pascal, Din Djarin's iconic armor on "The Mandalorian" adds to the character's intriguing sense of mystery. -
The Mandalorian Fans Are Glad Not Knowing What The Heck That Cyborg Eye Alien Is
"The Mandalorian" Season 3, Episode 2 introduced a weird cyborg creature, and fans enjoy not knowing every last detail about it. -
The Vin Diesel Movie Franchise Hated By Critics But Crushing It On Netflix
With a fourth "Riddick" movie now in development, the Vin Diesel science fiction franchise has seen a renewed surge in popularity on Netflix. -
The Daniels From EEAAO Are Joining Star Wars For The Disney+ Series Skeleton Crew (& That's Great News)
The creative minds behind "Everything Everywhere All at Once" -- The Daniels -- are joining the "Star Wars" universe and fans should be extremely excited. -
Netflix Viewers Agree Noise Is Not Worth The Watch
Social media users are expressing their feelings on "Noise," stating that they feel the top-10 Netflix film is not worth the watch, due to a variety of issues. -
The Disney+ MCU Series Release Windows Have Changed - What Could This Mean?
The release dates for several Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase 5 Disney+ shows have been pushed back out of the blue. Here's what that could mean. -
Tulsa King Didn't Require Terence Winter's Typical Script Devotion
"Tulsa King" writer Terence Winter once worked on "The Sopranos." As it turns out, writing for the Paramount+ show was much different than writing for HBO. -
Tulsa King's Terence Winter Digs Into How The Show Avoids Typical Mafia Stereotypes
Here's how Terence Winter, during his time as Tulsa King showrunner, made sure to avoid the usual tropes associated with Mafia characters. -
Terence Winter Says Tulsa King's Comedy Comes From The Inherent Absurdity Of Mob Life
"Tulsa King" showrunner Terence Winter says that much of the show's comedy comes from the absurdity of mob life, as paired with ordinary life on-screen. -
The Ted Lasso Scene That Made Brett Goldstein Tear Up
Brett Goldstein, who plays Roy Kent and is a writer on Ted Lasso, revealed that Rebecca's season 1 confession to Ted made him cry on set.
