Why Terrorist Ari Haswari Doesn't Make A Realistic Villain For Gibbs' Team On NCIS
Rogue terrorist Ari Haswari is perhaps the best-known villain in "NCIS" history, but he's not a very realistic one. Here's why.
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Gold Rush's Bree Harrison Cites The Lack Of Downtime As Her Least Favorite Part Of Being A Miner
Bree Harrison from "Gold Rush" has revealed what her least-favorite part of being a miner is. Find out what she had to say right here. -
Yellowstone's Kai Caster Truly Enjoys Being Part Of The Western Series
Yellowstone star Kai Caster, who plays Rowdy on the modern-day Western, recently opened up about his many positive experiences on the show. -
Kurt Sutter Had To Convince Kim Coates To Star In Sons Of Anarchy
Kim Coates was one of the main stars on "Sons of Anarchy" but fans may be surprised series creator had to persuade the actor to take the role. -
The Watchful Eye Trailer Promises Freeform Viewers Mystery And Murder In The Heart Of Manhattan
The inaugural trailer for Freeform's "The Watchful Eye" is here, and it's full of mystery, tension, and drama. -
Sylvester Stallone Says Playing Tulsa King's Dwight Is Way More Relaxed Than Rambo
In a recent interview, Sylvester Stallone admitted that playing Dwight Manfredi on Tulsa King isn't as stressful as it is to play John Rambo. -
Wes Bentley Compares Beth And Jamie's Yellowstone Feud To A Greek Tragedy
Jamie and Beth have a relationship full of more downs than ups in "Yellowstone," and actor Wes Bentley likened the drama between them to a Greek tragedy. -
Wrapping Servant Was An Emotional Experience For Star Nell Tiger Free
Nell Tiger Free is one of the main stars in the Apple TV+ series, "Servant." The actress has confirmed that ending the show was an emotional experience. -
CSI's Paul Guilfoyle Would Get Lots Of Confused Comments When Admitting He Never Watched The Show
Fans of the show "CSI" may have watched every episode in existence, but Paul Guilfoyle gets confused comments when admitting he's never seen the show. -
A Tulsa King Universe May Be On The Horizon
Paramount executives are thrilling "Tulsa King" fans with confirmation that the network would be open to exploring spin-offs of the new Taylor Sheridan series. -
Neil Gaiman Reassures Fans That The Sandman Won't Get A Surprise Netflix Cancellation
It seems as if no show is safe from cancellation lately, but "The Sandman" creator said he has absolutely no fears about a surprise cancellation for season 2. -
The Ending Of Tulsa King Season 1 Explained
From urban equines to laughing gas wars, Season 1 of "Tulsa King" left viewers clamoring for more. Here is the ending of "Tulsa King" Season 1 explained. -
ABC Has Prescribed The Good Doctor With A Legal Drama Spin-Off
ABC has ordered a backdoor pilot for a new spin-off of "The Good Doctor," titled "The Good Lawyer." Here's what fans should know about the announcement. -
The Cast Of NCIS: Los Angeles Once Played A Hilarious Fake Ad Prank On LL Cool J
While "NCIS: Los Angeles" caters to serious and dangerous plotlines, behind the scenes, the cast once played a hilarious fake ad prank on LL Cool J. -
Taylor Kinney's Chicago Fire Water Rescue Stunt Required Scuba Certification
While "Chicago Fire" must employ stunt doubles to enact many heroic feats on the show, actor Taylor Kinney's water rescue stunt required SCUBA certification. -
Troy Baker To Host The Last Of Us Companion Podcast Alongside HBO Series
The upcoming HBO adaptation of The Last of Us is getting its own companion podcast, and it will be hosted by the original voice of Joel. -
Lucky Hank - What We Know So Far
"Better Call Saul" star Bob Odenkirk is returning to AMC this year with his new series, "Lucky Hank." This is a look at what we know so far about the new show. -
Why Wasn't Jay Halstead Killed Off On Chicago PD?
Many beloved and some not-so-beloved characters in the One Chicago universe met their demise. So why wasn't Jay Halstead killed off of "Chicago P.D."? -
Bella Ramsey Thankfully Used A Dummy Knife To Master The Last Of Us' Switchblade Trick
Bella Ramsey thankfully used a dummy knife to master The Last of Us' switchblade trick. They didn't end up hurting themselves on set, and editing did the rest. -
Why HBO's The Last Of Us Is Using Tendrils Instead Of Spores To Explain The Spread Of The Cordyceps Infection
Even the most faithful adaptation is going to change certain elements of the story, and HBO's The Last of Us is no different in that regard. -
The Last Of Us Show Creator Craig Mazin Was Careful To Not Alienate Non-Gamers From The Series
There'll be plenty of Easter eggs from the video game, but HBO's "The Last of Us" co-creator Craig Mazin was careful to not alienate non-gamers from the series. -
Pedro Pascal's Nephews Convinced Him To Take The Role Of Joel In The Last Of Us By Finishing His Sentence
We have Pedro Pascal's nephews to thank for his agreement to be in "The Last of Us." -
Kai Caster Describes The Full-Circle Moment Of Auditioning For Yellowstone
A newer addition to the "Yellowstone" family, Rowdy, portrayed by Kai Caster, describes the full-circle moment of auditioning for the show. -
The Rookie Viewers Are So Fed Up With Elijah
Fans of The Rookie are fed up with Elijah, who they hope leaves the show soon. Here's what they said about the disliked character. -
Tom Keen Wasn't Supposed To Last Nearly As Long As He Did In The Blacklist
While he was undoubtedly a fan-favorite character on the NBC hit "The Blacklist," Tom Keen was not supposed to last nearly as long as he did. -
Evan Peters Hopes For A Positive Impact After His Dahmer Portrayal Earns A Golden Globe Award
During his acceptance speech at the Golden Globes, Evan Peters said he hopes some good came out of his work in "Dahmer -- Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story." -
Simone Seems To Be All The Rookie: Feds Fans Can Talk About
The social media world is buzzing about Niecy Nash-Betts' performance in "The Rookie: Feds," making her one of the most talked-about subject from the show.
