Jon Bernthal Legit Cried When He Was Killed Off On The Walking Dead
American actor Jon Bernthal is not afraid to admit that he was incredibly sad when he was killed off only after two seasons in "The Walking Dead."
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Grey's Anatomy's Camilla Luddington Has A Soft Spot For The Series' Romantic Scenes
While fans of "Grey's Anatomy" cannot get enough of the dramatic cases and personal tragedy, Camilla Luddington has a soft spot for the romantic scenes. -
Criminal Minds Fans Have A Sense Of Humor About The Most Unrealistic Episode
While not all "Criminal Minds" episodes can bring in perfect cases and characters, fans have a sense of humor about one of its most unrealistic episodes. -
Why One Degrassi: The Next Generation Episode Was Never Aired In The US
"Degrassi: The Next Generation" was known for pushing the envelope with controversial topics, but one episode involving abortion was censored for the US. -
Pedro Pascal's Journey From Law & Order To The Last Of Us
You always know that Pedro Pascal is going to deliver a memorable performance. Here is Pedro Pascal's journey from "Law & Order" to "The Last of Us." -
Grey's Anatomy Newcomer Adelaide Kane Calls The Show's Doctor Boot Camp A 'Sterile Playground'
Adelaide Kane has spoken candidly about the initial "Doctor Boot Camp" that newcomers to "Grey's Anatomy" go through. -
Sean Murray Had To Assure NCIS Fans That His Weight Loss Was Totally Healthy
Sean Murray told "NCIS" fans that his weight loss between Seasons 7 and 8 of the series was totally healthy and was attributable to a newly healthy lifestyle. -
The Battlestar Galactica Legend Who Was In The Running To Play NCIS' Abby Sciuto
Pauley Perrette brought Abby Sciuto to life for 15 seasons of "NCIS," but another high-profile TV star was initially in talks to play the role instead. -
The Witcher's Anya Chalotra Uses Her Own Personality And A Hans Zimmer Song To Get Into Character
Anya Chalotra plays a very complex character when portraying Yennefer in "The Witcher," but she says her preparation process isn't as crazy as you'd think. -
Harrison Ford Sometimes Tries To Change His Dialogue, But Not In 1923
Taylor Sheridan must hold a special place in Harrison Ford's heart, as he willingly put aside his usual script-altering behavior while filming "1923." -
The Akrida's Ranch Comment Has The Winchesters Fans Cracking Up
As one of the Akrida complains about humans' obsessive need to deep-fry everything in "The Winchesters," another says ranch dressing is absolutely fantastic. -
Yellowstone Should End Soon, Actually (And Here's Why)
If Yellowstone truly wants to cement its legacy on the TV landscape, it needs to call it quits ... before the plots get too ridiculous. -
The Winchesters Fans Are Losing It Over Charles Shaughnessy's Appearance In Season 1
"The Winchesters" fans who enjoyed Season 1 are losing it after remembering Charles Shaughnessy's previous work on the hilarious sitcom "The Nanny." -
The Winchesters Fans Hope To See More Rockin' Roxy Appearances In The Future
Fans of "The Winchesters" hope to see more Rockin' Roxy in the near future, and they've praised the development of the character on social media. -
Khary Payton's Favorite Episode Of The Walking Dead Is Truly Heartbreaking
American actor Khary Payton has an episode of "The Walking Dead" he prefers the most due to its extremely emotional and heartbreaking nature. -
Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan First Told Gil Birmingham About The Show In 2016
Gil Birmingham has plenty of experience working with Taylor Sheridan. In fact, the actor learned about "Yellowstone" directly from Sheridan in 2016. -
Yellowstone Fans Are Chalking The Train Station Plot Hole Up To Sloppy Writing
Yellowstone fans are having a hard time getting how Beth Dutton was ignorant about the "train station" where her family members dump their enemies' bodies. -
Tulsa King's Garrett Hedlund On The Unspoken Understanding That Brings Mitch And Dwight Together
Garrett Hedlund, who plays Mitch in "Tulsa King," revealed that there's a mutual understanding between his character and Dwight, played by Sylvester Stallone. -
Vikings: Valhalla's Frida Gustavsson Weighs In On Harald And Freydis' Split
Fans of the romance between Harald and Freydis on "Vikings: Valhalla" were devastated when the couple broke up and the actors have weighed in on their feelings. -
Wendy Was Originally Supposed To Die During Sons Of Anarchy's Pilot Episode
Drea de Matteo is one of the enduring stars of "Sons of Anarchy," but she once revealed that her character Wendy was supposed to die in Episode 1. -
Ron Perlman Had Nothing But Compliments For His Sons Of Anarchy Co-Star Katey Sagal
Katey Segal played Gemma Teller-Morrow in "Sons of Anarchy," and her on-screen husband Ron Perlman opened up about what it was like working with her. -
NCIS: Hawaii Fans Are Ecstatic Over Lucy's Season 2 Return
In the "NCIS: Hawai'i" episode "Misplaced Target," Lucy finally made her first return to the sunny climate of Hawaii after nearly three full months -
1923 Fans Were Cheering Loud For Teonna's Long-Awaited Escape During Episode 5
"1923" fans were excited to see Teonna make her escape during a recent episode of the show. Fans shared their thoughts on the episode through social media. -
Bryan Cranston Played Vince Gilligan Like A Fiddle When Striking A Deal For Breaking Bad
According to series creator Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston wasn't afraid to appear disinterested during the initial casting stages of "Breaking Bad." -
NCIS Fans Are Totally Creeped Out By Killer Novak
NCIS fans are largely in agreement that the killer Sam Novak (Andrew Ellis Miller) is one disturbed individual. -
Who Was NCIS' Fred Tate?
"NCIS" Season 20, Episode 13, featured a tribute paying homage to the late Fred Tate. -
House, M.D. Was Once The Most Popular Show In The World. Why Does Nobody Talk About It Anymore?
"House, M.D." used to be extremely popular, so why doesn't it dominate pop culture conversations the way other huge shows from its era do? Let's take a look.
