Netflix's Beef: The Hidden Meaning Of The Crows Explained
The crows featured in Netflix's "Beef" contain a hidden meaning that ties in well to the inciting road rage incident between Danny and Amy.
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Chicago Fire Fans Aren't Fond Of Dylan (Or His Storylines)
Season 11 introduces a new love interest for Sylvie Brett in the form of Dylan, but fans aren't too happy with the paramedic's latest romantic prospect. -
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: What's The Song In S5 Episode 1's Airport Scene?
"The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" Season 5 premiere incorporates a memorable Dinah Washington tune into the episode's airport scene. Here's the name of the song. -
Breaking Bad: Fans Would Have Loved Seeing Walt Jr Working For Gus Fring
"Breaking Bad" is widely considered one of the best TV dramas of all-time, but some fans think a change involving Walter Jr. and Gus would have made it better. -
Breaking Bad: Vince Gilligan Initially Only Had One Direction For Jesse Plemons' Todd
"Breaking Bad" actor Jesse Plemons discusses the one piece of directing he received from Vince Gilligan as he was figuring out how to play Todd. -
12 Hera Syndulla Facts To Prepare Star Wars Fans For The Ahsoka Series
Hera Syndulla finally crosses over from Star Wars animation into live action via Mary Elizabeth Winstead's portrayal in the Disney+ series 'Ahsoka.' -
The Entire Star Wars Old Republic Era Explained
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... was the Old Republic Era. We break down this time of insurrection, instability and war between the Jedi and Sith. -
1923: Helen Mirren Pitched Her Own Change To Cara Dutton
"1923" star Helen Mirren has revealed how one of her own suggestions impacted the way she played her character, Cara Dutton, in the "Yellowstone" prequel. -
1883 Prepared Michelle Randolph For Elizabeth's Devastating 1923 Finale Scene
Thanks to the fact she watched 1883, Michelle Randolph was ready for her character's tragic fate in the 1923 Season 1 finale. -
Why Blake Gallo From Chicago Fire Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may recognize Alberto Rosende, who plays Blake Gallo on Chicago Fire. -
TWD: Why Filming Dead City Was An Odd Experience For Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Jeffrey Dean Morgan found filming "The Walking Dead: Dead City" to be a rather odd experience. -
Every New Series Max Announced, Including Harry Potter And The Big Bang Theory
Here's what you should know about the Max original TV shows that were announced this week, including the service's "Harry Potter" and "Big Bang Theory" titles. -
Star Trek: SNW's Jess Bush Worried About Hitting Ethan Peck Too Hard In A Scene
In a recent interview, Jess Bush admitted that she didn't want to hit Ethan Peck too hard in a Star Trek: Strange New World scene where Chapel slapped Spock. -
Lainey Wilson Was Extremely Close To Quitting Yellowstone While Filming Season 5
"Yellowstone" actor and country music star Lainey Wilson almost quit the show because of a personal tragedy that happened close to home. -
Why You Might See Less From Your Favorite One Chicago And L&O Universe Characters Next Year
Several mainstays of Dick Wolf's One Chicago and Law & Order universes may be seen less frequently in their respective shows' coming seasons. -
Perry Mason Season 2: Showrunner Finds Deepening The Characters 'Very Important'
"Perry Mason" showrunner Paul Begler explained that exploring each character's background was very important to him when making a "Perry Mason" show. -
Here's Where You Can Stream La Brea Online
While the future of "La Brea" is a bit confusing, fans can still enjoy Season 1 and Season 2 of the time traveling series on a few streaming platforms. -
Mary Elizabeth Winstead Wants You To Prioritize The Bad Batch Before You See Ahsoka
According to Mary Elizabeth Winstead, studying Hera's character arc in "Star Wars: The Bad Batch" helped her better understand the role in "Ahsoka." -
Perry Mason Season 2 May Wrap Up Neatly, But Producers Would Love A Season 3
"Perry Mason" executive producer Susan Downey said during an interview that while the producers would like to see a third season, they aren't jumping the gun. -
Blue Bloods: Jennifer Esposito's Jackie Curatola Will Return For The Season 13 Finale
After a decade-long absence from the series, Jennifer Esposito's Jackie Curatola will be making an appearance on the "Blue Bloods" Season 13 finale. -
AHS' Leslie Grossman Says The Gore Is So Technical, It's Hard To Be Scared On Set
"AHS" star Leslie Grossman shared the reason why she doesn't get put off by the excessive gore on the show, and also why the show's comedy works so well. -
La Brea Fans Say The Show Is So Bad, They Can't Look Away
"La Brea" has developed a reputation amongst fans for its absurd twists and turns, with some viewers thinking the show is so bad that it's fun to watch. -
Justified Executive Producer Explains What Made The Series So Successful
When it comes to the franchise "Justified," what makes the series and its spinoff so successful comes down to the morally grey characters populating this world. -
Chicago Med's Colin Donnell Appreciates How Dr. Rhodes Was Slowly Built Up
Colin Donnell, who portrays Dr. Connor Rhodes on Chicago Med, shared that he appreciates the way the show slowly builds up his character. -
The Mandalorian: How Many Episodes Are In Season 3?
"The Mandalorian" Season 3 is in full swing, but how many episodes do fans have to check out? We take a look at this installment's episode count. -
The Last Of Us: Melanie Lynskey Wants A Kathleen Spin-Off And That's A Colossal Mistake
Let's learn from The Walking Dead and not throw away goodwill with a ton of filler material. -
Game Of Thrones Fans Are Amped Over Max's Hedge Knight Prequel, And Set Hopes High
Fans of "Game of Thrones" and the related shows and books are excited for the Max show "The Hedge Knight" and hope that the show will live up to expectations.
