Orlando Bloom's This Must Be The Place Cast, Showrunner, Plot And More Details
Here's everything we know about Orlando Bloom's upcoming Amazon series, "This Must Be the Place."
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Release Date, Cast, Trailer, Plot And More Details
"Star Trek" fans got the best news from Paramount+ in January 2022 when it was announced that "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds'' was renewed for a second season. -
The NCIS: LA Episode That Featured The Mother(s) Of All Cameos
10 years. That's how long it's been since the stars of NCIS: LA invited their mothers -- for a few glorious seconds -- to cameo on the show. -
Zach Gilford's Criminal Minds Journey Was Helped By Midnight Mass
According to Zach Gilford, he landed the role of creepy "Criminal Minds" character Elias Voit after producers saw his turn in "Midnight Mass." -
The Walking Dead: Dead City - Everything You Need To Know
"The Walking Dead: Dead City" will be the first of three "Walking Dead" spin-offs featuring original series characters to premiere. Here's what we know so far. -
Yellowjackets Season 2 Review: Living Up To The Buzz
Showtime's gripping drama thriller series Yellowjackets returns for Season 2 and not only meets expectations but exceeds with a sublime cast worth the buzz -
The Last Of Us Showrunners Reveal Whether Ellie Believed Joel's Gigantic Lie In The Finale
"The Last of Us" showrunners Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann have revealed whether they think Ellie believed Joel's lie in the series' Season 1 finale. -
The Walking Dead: Here Is The Correct Order In Which To Watch The Franchise
Here's how to The Walking Dead franchise's shows in order of release or in order of the timeline's chronological order - and where they're streaming. -
Which Episode Of Criminal Minds: Evolution Did Joe Mantegna Direct?
Joe Mantegna may be a veteran actor and leading man in "Criminal Minds: Evolution," but longtime fans may be curious to learn that he has directed episodes too. -
Criminal Minds' A.J. Cook Appreciates The Realism Of The Storylines
A.J. Cook of "Criminal Minds" has immense respect for the some of the gritty realism that the popular and long-running series has to offer. -
Every Better Call Saul Lawyer Ranked By Intelligence Level
Jimmy McGill faces off against plenty of legal professionals in "Better Call Saul." Here is every "Better Call Saul" lawyer ranked by intelligence level. -
Game Of Thrones' Liam Cunningham Had A Good Reason For Not Reading The Books
"Game of Thrones" star Liam Cunningham said he never read the books while shooting the series and he had a good reason for sticking with that decision. -
Aminah Nieves Credits Her Mother For Committing To Her 1923 Audition
Amanda Nieves gives her mother a lot of credit for her continued commitment to her "1923" audition. -
Some CSI Fans Are Split Over Their Support For Catherine (& Drama's To Blame)
Catherine Willows has some "CSI" fans split over their support for her character, and it seems that drama might be behind the blame. -
Pedro Pascal Thinks He Was More Comfortable On Game Of Thrones Than Bella Ramsey
While many outrageous plotlines occupied the screentime of "Game of Thrones," Pedro Pascal thinks he was more comfortable than Bella Ramsey. -
Yellowstone's Scenic Shots Drew Josh Holloway To The Show
"Yellowstone" may be a brutal and bloody show, but it also has some serene scenery. This is partly why Josh Holloway was pulled into the series. -
1923's Julia Schlaepfer Goes Deep On The Precise Moment Alex Fell For Spencer
Julia Schlaepfer is able to pinpoint the specific scene she believes her character, Alexandra, falls in love with Spencer Dutton in "1923." -
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." -
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.
