Blue Bloods: Who Did Treat Williams Play?
Treat Williams recently passed away in a tragic motorcycle accident. Longtime "Blue Bloods" fans may remember his recurring role on the CBS police procedural.
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Geralt, Ciri, & Yennefer Rage In The First Clip From The Witcher Season 3
Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer have a bone to pick in the first official clip from "The Witcher" Season 3. -
Why Succession's Writer Told Kieran Culkin Season 4 & 5 Ideas - And Then Trashed Them
Apparently, "Succession" creator Jesse Armstrong had some great ideas for Season 4 and 5 of the show, and he ended up sharing them with Kieran Culkin. -
Beef: Steven Yeun Breaks Down Danny's Tear-Jerking Church Scene
In a recent interview, "Beef" star Steven Yeun went into greater detail about his character Danny's church scene and the emotion behind it. -
Grey's Anatomy: The Meredith Issue That Made Ellen Pompeo Feel Happy About Leaving
While some "Grey's Anatomy" fans may want Meredith to get an uncomplicated happy ending, she left the show in the only way the confident doctor could. -
The Steamy Black Mirror Episode You Probably Shouldn't Watch With Others
The steamiest "Black Mirror" episode follows Danny (Anthony Mackie) and Karl (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), two college friends who have drifted apart over the years. -
Secret Invasion: What Did Maria Hill Do Right After The Blip?
In a "Secret Invasion" presser, Colbie Smulders revealed what she thinks Maria Hill was up to as soon as she returned from the Blip. -
Grey's Anatomy: Katherine Heigl Used A Real Tragedy To Make Denny's Death Powerful
"Grey's Anatomy" alum Katherine Heigl shared what real-life experience she used to inform her performance of grief in this iconic "Grey's Anatomy" Izzy scene. -
Mark Hamill Honed His Famous Joker Laugh Playing Another DC Villain In 1990's The Flash
Before voicing The Joker on "Batman: The Animated Series," Mark Hamill used another version of his laugh as a live-action villain on 1990's "The Flash" series. -
Black Mirror: Nosedive - Who Played Truck Driver Susan?
Viewers may be wondering who played Susan, the straight-shooting truck driver who helps Bryce Dallas Howard's Lacie in the "Black Mirror" episode "Nosedive." -
What Is Black Mirror Rated - And Is It Appropriate For Kids?
Netflix's "Black Mirror" is back, and parents may be wondering if it's okay for their children to watch certain episodes of the series. -
Black Mirror's Charlie Brooker Won't Be Making An Elon Musk Episode Any Time Soon
Despite Elon Musk being a prominent figure in technology, "Black Mirror" creator Charlie Brooker says he's not really interested in doing an episode about him. -
Reacher Season 2 Won't Feature Roscoe - Here's Why That Makes Sense
"Reacher" had a host of fan-favorite supporting characters throughout Season 1, including Roscoe Conkin -- but here's the (good) reason why they won't return. -
Why Guy Ritchie Is Making The Gentlemen Sequel A TV Series
Filmmaker Guy Ritchie is bringing "The Gentlemen" to the small screen for Netflix. Here's why. -
The Crowded Room: How Many Episodes Are In The Tom Holland Miniseries?
With "The Crowded Room," starring Tom Holland and Amanda Seyfried, streaming on Apple TV+, many fans might be wondering how many episodes are in the miniseries. -
Silo: Deputy Billings' Medical Condition Explains Why He's Helping Juliette
Deputy Paul Billings is keeping secrets from the silo's Judicial, and the truth coming out will have negative effects on his entire family's future. -
How The Dead Ringers Series' Ending Differs From The Movie
In its final episode, Amazon's "Dead Ringers" reaches an ending that is very different from the one featured in its David Cronenberg-directed film predecessor. -
Black Mirror: Charlie Brooker Based Smithereens On His Own Real-Life Experiences
"Black Mirror" creator Charlie Brooker used an actual experience with a ride-sharing service as the inspiration for the Season 5 episode "Smithereens." -
Blue Bloods: There's Only One Way Donnie Wahlberg Is Leaving The Show
"Blue Bloods" star Donnie Wahlberg loves being on the show. According to the actor himself, there's only one way he sees himself departing the series. -
Who Plays Fabiola Torres In Never Have I Ever?
The role of Fabiola Torres on Netflix's "Never Have I Ever" has been a breakthrough role for Lee Rodriguez. -
The Tower: How Many Episodes Are In Season 2?
"The Tower 2: Death Message" picks up shortly after the first season's events, and binge-watching all of the episodes isn't too much of a commitment. -
Sofia Hublitz Thinks Ozark's Ending Was Perfect - But She Wanted Something Different Initially
While fans may want an "Ozark" spin-off in light of the finale, Sofia Hublitz is happy with the ending, even if she though she expected a different conclusion. -
House Of The Dragon Showrunner Says Season 2 Will Be More Like Classic Game Of Thrones
Ryan Condal explains exactly why "House of the Dragon" Season 2 will feel a lot more like the glory days of "Game of Thrones." -
HBO's The Idol Reportedly May Not Get A Season 2 (But Was That The Plan All Along?)
"The Idol" has been the source of drama since the HBO show premiered at Cannes, and now it seems the show may -- or may not -- be ending after its first season. -
Black Mirror Season 6: Why Stuart From Episode 2 Looks So Familiar
Did Stuart from "Black Mirror" look familiar? Here's where you've seen actor Daniel Portman before. -
Black Mirror Season 6: The Bandersnatch Reference You Probably Missed In Episode 1
"Black Mirror" loves referencing its previous seasons, and there's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it "Bandersnatch" reference in Season 6, Episode 1. -
Andor's Tony Gilroy Respects Star Wars Canon But Says He Only Plays By His Own Rules
"Andor" showrunner Tony Gilroy respects "Star Wars" canon, but with so much backlash and volatility amongst the fanbase, he says he only plays by his own rules.
