We've Actually Seen Sean Archer Actor Luigi Sottile In The One Chicago Universe Before
Luigi Sottile plays Sean Archer in "Chicago Med," but he actually had a role in the "One Chicago" franchise long before joining this cast.
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Gabriel Luna Has Some Beyond-The-Game Ideas In Store For The Last Of Us Season 2
Even though Season 1 hasn't even finished yet, "The Last of Us" co-star Gabriel Luna has been pitching ideas for Season 2. -
Blue Bloods' Steve Schirripa Feels Like The Dinner Scenes Are A 'Badge Of Honor'
"Blue Bloods" is yet another police procedural, but its family dinner scenes add something endearing to the series, making it an honor to be a part of them. -
Every Type Of Infected We've Seen So Far On The Last Of Us Explained
"The Last of Us" has blown audiences away since its premiere in January 2023, thanks to its cast and ... the infected. Here's every type we've seen so far. -
Hilarie Burton Morgan Actually Hit Sophia Bush While Filming One Tree Hill
A recent episode of "Drama Queens" had Hilarie Burton Morgan recalling an episode in which she accidentally hit Sophia Bush during an intense fight scene. -
NCIS: LA Fans Loved Seeing Densi Together Again In Season 14 Episode 12
It has been a while since we got some Densi action and fans loved seeing them together again in Season 14, Episode 12 of "NCIS: Los Angeles." -
1923's Brandon Sklenar Didn't Realize The Show Had Different Timelines Until Episode 4
"1923" takes the Dutton family's story to new heights, locations, and timelines -- to an extent that even surprised the cast of the show! -
The Reason Giacomo Gianniotti Left Grey's Anatomy
Andrew DeLuca, played by Giacomo Gianniotti, met his untimely death in Season 17 of "Grey's Anatomy." Showrunner Krista Vernoff explained why he had to go. -
NCIS: LA Taught LL Cool J An Incredible Amount About People
Currently in Season 14, "NCIS: LA" has apparently imparted some real-life knowledge and skills to LL Cool J, which he explained in a recent interview. -
The DEA Taught Breaking Bad Stars How To Make Meth In Order To Improve The Show's Accuracy
The DEA actually taught "Breaking Bad" stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul how to make meth in order to improve the show's accuracy. Here's how it went down. -
Spy These 13 Facts About The Americans Only Major Fans Will Know
"The Americans" is a TV show like no other. We'll lead you down the dark, wooded park path of memory lane to spy on these 14 facts only major fans will know. -
What's Yellowstone's Cowboy Camp Training Really Like?
Here's a look at the cowboy camp "Yellowstone" actors attend before filming. -
Some Sons Of Anarchy Fans Take Issue With The Lack Of Vest Personalization
While there is plenty of drama to go around on FX's series "Sons of Anarchy," some fans take issue with the lack of vest personalization on the show. -
Sophia Bush Couldn't Stand The Cold When Shooting Chicago P.D.
While the action-packed city of Chicago provides the perfect background for a crime procedural, Sophia Bush could not stand shooting in the cold. -
Grey's Anatomy's Camilla Luddington Envisions The Series Ending On A Beach
"Grey's Anatomy" infamously featured a beach while Grey was in a coma, and ironically, Camilla Luddington thinks that is the perfect setting for the finale. -
How Long Would The Vikings: Valhalla Cast Last As Real-Life Vikings? (Spoiler: Not Long)
While the cast of "Vikings: Valhalla" convincingly play their parts, many convincing acting jobs don't necessarily translate into real life. -
1923's Julia Schlaepfer Loved The Adrenaline Of Filming In Africa
Julia Schlaepfer and her "1923" co-stars actually filmed in Africa, and she described it as an absolutely positive experience. -
Ducky's Job In NCIS Is Not Portrayed Accurately
While "NCIS" is beloved, there are a lot of inaccuracies that are overlooked, with Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard in particular not doing his job correctly. -
Vince Gilligan Ended Breaking Bad Universe In Fear Of Being A 'One-Trick Pony'
Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan opened up about why it was important for the universe to end with Better Call Saul. -
Joel's Shepherd Dream In The Last Of Us Episode 6 Foreshadows A Season 2 Story
In "The Last of Us" Season 1, Episode 6 is where Joel reveals that he saw himself one day settling down on a farm and herding sheep in a dream. -
What Song Plays At The End Of The Last Of Us Episode 6 (& Who Sings It)?
Episode 6 of The Last of Us wraps up with a familiar but haunting cover of a popular 80s song that fans have heard before. -
Did Joel Die In Last Of Us Episode 6? (& How The Game Is Different)
Season 1, Episode 6, "Kin," ended on a devastating cliffhanging that will surely have new fans anxious until next week. Fans are wondering if Joel dies. -
The Last Of Us' Staring Girl Already Introduced A Season 2 Character
The girl Ellie catches staring at her in Season 1, Episode 6 of "The Last of Us" seemingly introduces a character from "The Last of Us Part II": Dina. -
Vince Gilligan Has Zero Regrets About Breaking Bad (Not Even Character Deaths)
While some creators regret the decisions they make, Vince Gilligan has zero regrets about "Breaking Bad." Even regarding big character deaths. -
NCIS Fans Are Fine With Not Seeing Gibbs Return
Many "NCIS" fans took to social media to discuss why Gibbs should inevitably not make a return to the iconic long-running police procedural. -
Tulsa King Producer Terence Winter Says Dwight's Age Adds Urgency To The Story
"Sopranos" writer and "Tulsa King" showrunner Terence Winter believes Dwight Manfredi's age is one of the story's most significant aspects. -
1923's Aminah Nieves Wasn't Sure If She Was Ready For Her Heavy Role
"1923" fans may be surprised to find out one of the main actors, Aminah Nieves, who plays Teonna Rainwater, nearly declined to even audition for the role.
