Michael Weatherly's Favorite NCIS Episode Is (Usually) In Season 7
There are hundreds of episodes of "NCIS" to go through when picking a favorite, but for Michael Weatherly, his is usually one from Season 7.
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1923 Theory: Whitfield's Cruelty To Lindy & Christy Foreshadows Jake And Banner's Battle
"1923" tycoon Donald Whitfield may have been playing the long game to pit sheepman leader Banner Creighton and Dutton patriarch Jacob against each other. -
1923's Season Finale Solidifies The Duttons' Biggest Enemy (& It Isn't A Person)
Season 1 finale of "1923" makes clear that the Duttons are fighting a far bigger enemy than any individual person. Here's what the family is really up against. -
1923 Fans Aren't Worried For Spencer And Alex Despite The Cliffhanger Ending
Fans of "1923" believe that Alex and Spencer are going to be fine, but some of them are unhappy about the events of the finale. -
Some 1923 Fans Are Underwhelmed With The Story Progression In The Finale
Some fans have already expressed their disappointment on the way the Season 1 finale of "1923" handled things. Let's see what they had to say. -
Chicago Fire's Charlie Barnett Said Being Written Off The Show 'Broke' Him
While moving on from playing a character can be challenging for any actor, being written off "Chicago Fire" broke Charlie Barnett. -
The Witcher's Joey Batey Says Geralt And Jaskier's Friendship Was Effortless Both On And Off Screen
Sometimes friendships blossom both on and off the screen, and according to "The Witcher's" Joey Batey, his friendship with Henry Cavill was effortless. -
Even The Most Hardened, Pessimistic 1923 Fans Love Alexandra
"1923" viewers seem to have a hard time disliking Alexandra. Many fans have taken to social media to express their admiration and love for the character. -
Kim Coates Consulted A Therapist To Prep For Dawn's Death On Sons Of Anarchy
"Sons of Anarchy" was a brutal show. It was so brutal, in fact, that Kim Coates had to consult with a therapist before a very pivotal death scene. -
Why Chicago Fire's Kara Killmer Compares The City's Role In The Series To The Lord Of The Rings' One Ring
Longtime "Chicago Fire" fans may find it interesting that Kara Killmer compared the show's setting to the One Ring from "The Lord of the Rings." -
Why Netflix's Witcher Universe Could Be Too Big To Fail
A major casting change and a widely panned four-part spin-off could mark its end, but Netflix's "The Witcher" universe could be too big to fail, and here's why. -
Criminal Minds Showrunner Opens Up About Garcia's Romantic Future
According to Criminal Minds: Evolution showrunner Erica Messer, Penelope Garcia might soon be involved in a love triangle. Here are the details. -
Is Tulsa King Actually Filmed In Tulsa?
"Tusla King" has given its fan a hearty dose of drama and family, but is the series actually filmed in the titular city of Oklahoma? -
The Most Devastating Deaths On The Wire
Regarded as one of the best TV shows of all time, "The Wire" reeled us in with compelling stories and characters. These are the show's most devastating deaths. -
12 Luther Facts That Will Leave You Saying 'Now What?'
More than a decade after he first took on the role, Idris Elba returns as Luther once again for "The Fallen Sun." Here are some fun facts about the show. -
GoT's David Benioff Thinks Oberyn's Death Helped Set Pedro Pascal Up For Success
According to "Game of Thrones" writer David Benioff, the death of Oberyn Martell set Pedro Pascal up for bigger and better things. -
Why Michael Weatherly Was Initially Hesitant About Joining NCIS
Here's why Michael Weatherly, who played Tony DiNozzo on NCIS, wasn't sure at first whether he should join the cast of the eventually long-running show. -
Yellowstone's Jefferson White Is Very Similar To Jimmy In Real Life, According To His Co-Stars
Jefferson White certainly left his mark on Yellowstone in the eyes of the cast, including two actors who believe he's similar to his character Jimmy. -
Blue Bloods Would Have Been A Very Different Show In The '80s, According To Tom Selleck
Tom Selleck has an interesting viewpoint on whether Blue Bloods would be the same show had it aired in the 1980s. -
Grey's Anatomy Fans Applaud Meredith's Character Growth In Season 19
Grey's Anatomy has been on for quite some time, and main character Dr. Meredith Grey is not the same woman she once was -- a fact not lost on fans. -
Shameless' Shanola Hampton Loved Veronica's Unfiltered Nature
Shanola Hampton played Veronica 'V' Fisher in the dark Showtime comedy "Shameless," and she revealed she loved her character's raw persona and sharp humor. -
Bradley Whitford's Law & Order: SVU Performance Paid Tribute To His Late Mother
A Season 24 episode of "Law & Order: SVU" features Bradley Whitford, and the actor drew inspiration from his late mother for his performance. -
Aminah Nieves And Jennifer Ehle Used Safe Words And Hugs To Get Through Their Intense 1923 Scenes
"1923" depicts abuse in Indigenous boarding schools, and Aminah Nieves and Jennifer Ehle had to have methods to ensure they acted with respect to one another. -
Grey's Anatomy Fans Are Sticking Up For Owen (Despite His Character Flaws)
Owen Hunt has faced a lot of tough situations on "Grey's Anatomy" and attracted his fair share of criticism, but here are some fans who are sticking up for him. -
Law & Order: SVU Had A Very Personal Easter Egg For Mariska Hargitay In Season 24
"Law & Order: SVU" Season 24, Episode 15 took the time to include a very touching easter egg referencing Mariska Hargitay's family history. -
Archie Renaux's Strict Shadow And Bone Training Led Him To Befriend Tabasco
This is the surprising reason that Archie Renaux's Strict Shadow And Bone training led him to befriend Tabasco, the delicious vinegary hot sauce many love. -
Grey's Anatomy Fans Are Outraged By Meredith's Send-Off
"Grey's Anatomy" Season 19, Episode 7 marked Meredith's farewell from the series, but the episode underwhelmed and angered some long-term fans.
