The Witcher: Ladies Of The Wood Explained
The Ladies of the Wood are some of the most terrifying characters in "The Witcher" lore, and they're inspired by some spooky real-world mythologies.
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The Wheel Of Time S2: Rosamund Pike Walked A Tightrope Between Fantasy & Humanity - Exclusive Interview
Rosamund Pike and Josha Stradowski told Looper how the second season of "Wheel of Time" balances the fantastial elements of the show with grounded humanity. -
The Mandalorian: Why Grogu's Face Was Almost Radically Different
Grogu was an instantly adored "Star Wars" character upon his "Mandalorian" debut, but an abandoned idea would have resulted in a very different face. -
Futurama Season 11: Who Voices Nibbler & Why Does He Sound So Familiar?
Nibbler on "Futurama" is voiced by Frank Welker, a longtime voice actor who's been heard on various animated television shows and films since the late '60s. -
Who Does Rebecca Mader Play On Blue Bloods & What Hit Show Is She On Now?
"Fire Country" fans may recognize Faye Stone actor Rebecca Mader from one of her previous TV roles, including her one-episode turn on "Blue Bloods." -
Star Wars: How The Mandalorian Saved An Actor's Life After Years Of Fan Backlash
"The Mandalorian" saved the life of one "Star Wars" actor and helped them get their confidence back. -
Winning Time Season 2: Who Does Britne Oldford Play?
Here's who Britne Oldford, known for her work in the U.S. "Skins" remake and "American Horror Story: Asylum," plays in HBO's "Winning Time" Season 2. -
The Boys: The Star Trek Star That Almost Played The Deep
Though it's hard to imagine anyone but Chace Crawford as the Deep on Amazon Prime's hit series "The Boys," this "Star Trek" star almost played him instead. -
Rings Of Power Season 2 Teases Unexpected Characters Sharing The Battlefield
According to the latest "The Rings of Power" rumors, Season 2 of the show might feature some unlikely characters teaming up on the battlefield. -
Rings Of Power Theory: Nia Towle Will Play Isidlur's Wife
With the latest "The Rings of Power" rumors hinting at Nia Towle's role in Season 2 of the show, one has to wonder if she will be playing Isildur's wife. -
Is Critical Role's The Legend Of Vox Machina Based On Avatar: The Last Airbender?
"The Legend of Vox Machina" inarguably shares some similarities with "Avatar: The Last Airbender," but is that deliberate or just a coincidence? -
Ozark: The Real Reason Mel Sattem's Death Was Left Unseen
There was a specific reason why the showrunner wanted detective Mel Sattem's death to remain unseen in "Ozark," and it was so fans could reflect. -
The Boys: 5 Supes Way Too Offensive To Appear In Live-Action (We Hope)
While Amazon's "The Boys" stretches boundaries, there are a characters from the original comic who would push things too far if they were brought to the show. -
Elena Undone: Hulu's Steamy Lesbian Romance That's Based On A True Story
Nicole Conn's 2010 lesbian romance film "Elena Undone" got mixed reviews from critics, but over a decade later, it's making the rounds on Hulu. -
Star Trek: The Wardrobe Demand That Allegedly Made Teri Garr Walk Off The Set
Wardrobe issues been a persistent pain for actors, but one alleged demand during the original "Star Trek" series almost made Teri Garr walk off the set. -
Star Wars: Is Obi-Wan Kenobi More Powerful Than Darth Vader?
One question "Star Wars" fans have debated for years is who's stronger: Darth Vader or Obi-Wan Kenobi? Now after the "Obi-Wan Kenobi" series, there's an answer. -
Stranger Things: The Real-Life Conspiracy That Inspired The Netflix Hit Explained
You may have heard that "Stranger Things" has influences from the likes of Stephen King, but did you know that it was also inspired by a real-life conspiracy? -
Why The Witcher Season 4 Will Have To Breakup Radovid And Jaskier's Relationship
Netflix's "The Witcher" has proven to be an enduring success for the streaming platform. But Season 4 spells trouble for one beloved fan-favorite couple. -
How Does Loki Connect To Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness?
Here's how "Loki" sets the stage for "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness." -
Red, White And Royal Blue: Is The V&A Museum Real And Can You Visit At Night?
"Red, White and Royal Blue" features a journey to the V&A Museum. Here's a look at whether the museum is a real place and if you can visit at night. -
Cobra Kai: Which Cast Members Actually Know Karate In Real Life?
Practically every character in Netflix's "Karate Kid" sequel series "Cobra Kai" is skilled at karate, but which actors actually know karate in real life? -
The Boys: Homelander's Milk Obsession Explained By Antony Starr
On "The Boys," Antony Starr's twisted, Superman-esque Homelander has a number of obsessions, but his focus on milk is one of his oddest and most disturbing. -
Who Plays Arlong In One Piece? The Ozark Star Behind The Iconic Villain
Netflix's "One Piece" will feature Ozark star McKinley Belcher III playing the role of the villainous Arlong, leader of the Fish-men pirates. -
Only Murders In The Building Season 3: The Paul Rudd Easter Eggs You Likely Missed
Episode 2 of "Only Murders in the Building" Season 3 features several easy-to-miss, humorous references to some of Paul Rudd's most beloved movies. -
Does Red, White And Royal Blue Have An End Credits Scene?
Amazon Prime viewers may be wondering if "Red, White and Royal Blue" has an end credits scene. Here's what you need to know about this question. -
Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi's Homeless Clone Trooper Explained (Finally)
Here's what we now know at long last about the homeless clone trooper on "Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi." -
This Loki Theory Has Fans Looking Twice At Ke Huy Quan In The Season 2 Trailer
Ke Huy Quan joins the MCU in "Loki" Season 2, and an intriguing fan theory proposes that he may be more important to the show than Marvel has let on.
