How Sylvester Stallone Flexed His Writer-Director Experience On Tulsa King
Sylvester Stallone is a veteran actor with vast experience, but he is also an established writer and director and used his creative skills on "Tulsa King."
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What Crime Procedurals Always Get Wrong About The Law
Crime shows seem like a direct reflection of the real legal system, although they rarely are. Here is what crime procedurals always get wrong about the law. -
Criminal Minds Showrunner Erica Messer Explains Why The Series Finale Was A Fitting Goodbye
CBS ended the beloved procedural Criminal Minds after 15 seasons on the network in February 2019, and the series finale felt like a fitting way to say goodbye. -
Tulsa King's Andrea Savage Weighs In On Stacy's Big Season 1 Finale Turn
In an interview, Tulsa King star Andrea Savage spoke about what led her character, Stacy Beale, to turn on Sylvester Stallone's Dwight Manfredi. -
A Law & Order Viewer Once Took 11,000 Screenshots Of The Drama's Computers
A "Law & Order" fan sought to document the evolution of how the show depicted technology. He took more than 11,000 screenshots of the drama's computers. -
Law & Order Storylines That Fans Are Sick And Tired Of
Nobody says it's easy to sustain a high-quality procedural crime series for 30 years, but these are Law & Order storylines that fans are sick and tired of. -
Criminal Minds: Evolution's Showrunner Calls Voit Their Own Hannibal Lecter
"Criminal Minds: Evolution" showrunner Erica Messer views Elias Voit as a potential Hannibal Lecter-type character with a long-term impact on the show. -
Kevin Costner Says Yellowstone's Beautiful Locale Hides The Region's Dark History
Kevin Costner is quick to point out that there is a very ugly history underneath the majestic beauty of Yellowstone National Park and its ranches. -
Taylor Sheridan Passed Off Writing Duties On Tulsa King To Terence Winter
Although Taylor Sheridan was behind the creation of the hit crime series Tulsa King, he let another experienced TV writer run the show for Season 1. -
Anthony Ferraris Originally Started On Chicago Fire As An Extra
When not bringing a real-world first responder vibe to Chicago Fire, Tony Ferraris suits up in real life as a firefighter with Chicago's Fire Department. -
How Taylor Sheridan's Real-Life Cowboy Experience Helped Him Create Yellowstone
"Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan relied heavily on his influence of growing up on a ranch and living a cowboy lifestyle in creating his hit series. -
The Criminal Minds: Evolution Team's Love For Zach Gilford Led To An Extended Voit Storyline
The Criminal Minds: Evolution team's love for Zach Gilford led to an extended Voit storyline. Here's why the character arc meant to end is going to continue. -
GOT's Directors Explain The Immense Pressure Of Casting The Show's Child Actors
Without its stellar young performers, "Game of Thrones" wouldn't be nearly as successful as it was. -
Anthrax's Scott Ian Once Cameoed On The Walking Dead (But You Probably Didn't See Him)
Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian is a huge fan of The Walking Dead, but you probably missed the time he cameoed on the show as a walker. -
CSI: Miami Can't Catch A Break Among Fans Of The Franchise
Here's why CSI fans feel CSI: Miami is the lowest ranked of all the parent show's spin-offs. -
Vince Gilligan Pitched Breaking Bad To Three Different Networks Before AMC Saved It
Before it became a huge hit on AMC, Vince Gilligan pitched Breaking Bad to three other networks, all of which passed on the now-iconic crime drama. -
Game Of Thrones' Liam Cunningham Addresses Ser Davos' Sex Appeal
"Game of Thrones" star Liam Cunningham had this to say when asked in an interview about his fans' opinions on his character Ser Davos' allure. -
Why Shameless' Ethan Cutkosky Feels Carl's Story Had A Fitting End
"Shameless" told the story of the Gallagher family, and actor Ethan Cutkosky shared this reason for why he loved the show's ending for his character Carl. -
TWD's Alanna Masterson's Zombie-Slaying Skills Came From Her Childhood
"The Walking Dead" star Alanna Masterson says that her skills at killing zombies in the hit AMC series were partly influenced by experiences from her childhood. -
1923's Brandon Sklenar Thinks Spencer's Warm Masculinity (And Mustache) Is The Key To His Popularity
1923's Brandon Sklenar doesn't think good looks and masculinity are the only things behind his character Spencer's popularity. -
Marg Helgenberger's Special CSI: Vegas Episode Was An Emotional Experience
When Marg Helgenberger reprised her role as Catherine Willows in Season 2 of "CSI: Vegas," it was an emotional experience for the actress. -
Walter White's Tighty-Whities From Breaking Bad Sold For A Ridiculous Amount
Walter White's iconic tighty-whities that appeared in the first episode of "Breaking Bad" sold at an auction for a ridiculous amount of money. -
Yellowstone Fans Think Kayce Dutton Embodies The True Cowboy Spirit
"Yellowstone" fans believe Luke Grimes' Kayce Dutton character embodies the true cowboy spirit. And that's just one reason the character has remained popular. -
Yellowjackets Showrunner Debunks Theory That Jackie Is A Time Traveler
This one theory about "Yellowjackets" is a road to nowhere, according to the showrunners. -
The Ending Of Outer Banks Season 3 Explained
What kind of trouble did Netflix's favorite treasure-hunting teens get into this time? Here's the ending of Outer Banks Season 3 explained. -
Chicago Med's Bed Bugs Storyline Is Freaking People Out
"Chicago Med"'s most recent episode has fans scratching and squirming, as the show focused on an infestation in the ER that's pretty gross. -
Chicago Med's Emotional Father-Son Moment Between Archer And Sean Is Getting Fans Choked Up
"Chicago Med" has a knack for heartbreaking moments, but this emotional moment between Archer and Sean has fans chocked up in the best way possible.
