The Ending Of Black Sails Finally Explained
"Black Sails" came to an end in April 2017 with a finale that wrapped things up and left us with more questions. We'll take you through what really went down.
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HBO Renews The Last Of Us For Season 2
The Last of Us has officially been renewed for a second season on HBO. Here's what the creators had to say about the good news. -
Law & Order Fans Feel The Show's Accuracy Is Declining
"Law & Order" is currently on Season 22, and some fans think the show's legal expertise has declined, particularly in the latest episode, "Almost Famous." -
Criminal Minds: Evolution Fans Are Completely Stunned By How Much Henry Has Grown
A new episode of "Criminal Minds: Evolution" finally features the return of JJ's son Henry, and fans are shocked by how much the boy has grown. -
Harrison Ford Is Quick To Say 1923's Jacob Dutton Is Not A Cowboy
Harrison Ford doesn't consider his character Jacob Dutton a cowboy. Here's what he said about his rancher, and how Jacob Dutton cares for his family on 1923. -
Timothy Olyphant Was Nearly Shot While Filming Justified: City Primeval
During a recent interview, Timothy Olyphant recalled an incident that occurred while he was shooting "Justified: City Primeval" that nearly got him shot. -
Here's How To Watch The First Episode Of The Last Of Us For Free
As announced on Twitter by HBO and HBO Max, the first episode of the hit series "The Last of Us" is now free on HBO Max. Go and check it out for yourself. -
The Ending Of Lockwood & Co. Season 1 Explained
Netflix's Lockwood & Co. adaptation is filled with mysteries and hidden secrets, leading to an exciting Season 1 finale. Here's what you need to know. -
Sarah Michelle Gellar Shares Which Wardrobe Items She Took From The Set Of Buffy
Sarah Michelle Gellar has shared which wardrobe items she took from the set of "Buffy" and still has to this day, and she wishes she had more. -
Why Anna Torv Thinks Fans Will Look At The Last Of Us Differently After COVID-19 - Exclusive
"The Last of Us" star Anna Torv explained why she thinks fans will see the show's premise differently in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
M. Night Shyamalan Explains The Desperation Of The Church Of The Lesser Saints In Servant's Final Season - Exclusive
Season 4 of "Servant" is here, and in an interview, showrunner M. Night Shyamalan described Leanne's journey and the Church's inevitable response. -
Christian Isaiah Recalls The Rat-Infested Alley He Had To Sleepwalk Through While Filming Shameless
The Gallaghers had to endure a lot over the years, and their actors did too, with Christian Isaiah recalling a rat-infested alley he had to sleepwalk through. -
Grey's Anatomy Fans Really Wish Lexi Had Stayed On The Show Longer
Lexie Grey undoubtedly made her mark on Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital and left fans desperately wishing her character had stayed longer on the show. -
Noel Fisher Recalls Wrapping Shameless With A Bittersweet Final Filming Day
Ending a long-running series can certainly be bittersweet, and the dysfunctional drama "Shameless" is no exception, according to actor Noel Fisher. -
Tulsa King's Jay Will Thinks Tyson Is Motivated By The Allure Of Opportunity
"Tulsa King" star Jay Will believes that Tyson is motivated by the opportunities from working with Dwight Manfredi in building his criminal enterprise. -
Josh Radnor Says His Favorite Hunters Season 2 Fight Scene Was In The Steam Room
The challenging scene requires Radnor to play several different emotions in a short amount of time. -
Marg Helgenberger's Views On Gun Control Influenced Her CSI: Vegas Character
Catherine Willows makes her grand return in "CSI: Vegas," but Marg Helgenberger's stance on gun control resulted in a certain shift for the character. -
An Entire Fiction Genre Emerged In Response To Game Of Thrones-Style Epics, And It Will Be The Future Of Fantasy TV
"Game of Thrones" made grimdark fantasy a hot television commodity, but it's only a matter of time until cozy fantasy is the next big thing. -
The Trailer For Succession Season 4 Teases 'A Tightrope Walk On A Straight Razor'
Though fans will have to wait until March to witness the fallout of the Roy family feud, the trailer for "Succession" season 4 hints at how it will unfold next. -
Harrison Ford Surprised Brett Goldstein By Declaring Shrinking One Of The Best Scripts He'd Ever Read
"Shrinking" writer Brett Goldstein had the job of convincing Harrison Ford to join the show's cast. The actor joined after reading the "best script" he's read. -
Vikings: Valhalla Star Leo Suter Describes The Process Of Learning Harald's Accent
Vikings: Valhalla star Leo Suter had a specific process for learning Harald's accent. Here's how the actor developed his cadence for the show. -
Walker Independence's Justin Johnson Cortez Discusses How Fans Can Be Native Allies - Exclusive
"Walker Independence" star Justin Johnson Cortez discussed how the show is important for Native representation and how fans can be Native allies. -
Christopher Meloni Jokes About Law & Order: SVU's Steamy Benson And Stabler Promo
Agents Benson and Stabler have been partners for years on "Law & Order: SVU," but fans have always felt that their bond could extend beyond friendship. -
Lieutenant Kelly Severide's Best Chicago Fire Moments, Ranked
Kelly Severide is one of the best characters on "Chicago Fire." We're ranking his greatest-ever moments, from heartbreaking deaths to daring rescues. -
Joe Mantegna Has No Problem Jumping In And Out Of Character On Criminal Minds: Evolution - Exclusive
"Criminal Minds: Evolution" star Joe Mantegna explained how he and his co-stars don't let the bleakness of the show's subject matter affect them outside scenes. -
Game Of Thrones' Natalie Dormer Insists That Margaery Tyrell Didn't Have 'A Dark Spirit'
Natalie Dormer, who played Margaery Tyrell in "Game of Thrones," believes her character was a good person: "Always held firm that Margaery's heart is true." -
The Witcher Showrunner Says Ciri's Obstacle Course Training Was A Nightmare To Film
Ciri's witcher winter training scene in Season 2 was filmed on a "dead-of-summer backlot." Showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich called it a nightmare to film.
