Sons Of Anarchy's Maggie Siff Was On The Same Page As Fans When Jax Cheated On Tara
Fans certainly had their opinions when Jax cheated on Tara in "Sons of Anarchy.:" As it turns out, Maggie Siff was on the same page when she found out.
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Josh Radnor Of Hunters Season 2 Believes The Show Is Growing More Relevant In Today's Climate
In the series "Hunters," a group of hunters tries to bring Nazis to justice. Josh Radnor, one of the show's stars, considers the drama timely and relevant.
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We've Actually Seen Greg Yates Actor Dallas Roberts In The Law & Order Universe Many Times Before
Dallas Robert shocked viewers as Greg Yates in the "Law & Order" and "One Chicago" universes. But he'd played several other "L&O" roles before then.
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Ross Marquand Feared For His Life While Filming The Walking Dead's Season 11 Premiere
Fans of "The Walking Dead" loved it when Aaron saved Judith and Gracie in Season 11. Ross Marquand says that scene was as scary for him as it was for viewers.
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Small Details You Missed In Vikings: Valhalla Season 2
Here are some small details that you may have missed in "Vikings: Valhalla" Season 2.
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Vanessa Ray Praises Blue Bloods Writers For Showcasing Strong Women
Blue Bloods star Vanessa Ray sings the praises of the show's writers for giving the women characters a lot to do.
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Whatever Happened To Dr. Erica Hahn From Grey's Anatomy?
If you ever thought that Dr. Erica Hahn's departure from "Grey's Anatomy" was abrupt, you are not alone. But whatever happened to the actress who portrayed her?
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Breaking Bad's Jesse Plemons Didn't Understand Todd Until Uncle Jack Entered The Picture
In an interview with The Playlist, Breaking Bad's Jesse Plemons said it wasn't until Uncle Jack was introduced that he had a solid grasp of his Todd character.
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Grey's Anatomy Writer Krista Vernoff Comments On The Powerful Impact The Show Has On Women In Medicine
"Grey's Anatomy" showrunner Krista Vernoff has found pride in inspiring female viewers many of which have joined the medical field because of the show.
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Why Abby Rubbed NCIS Fans The Wrong Way In Season 5, Episode 10
For many NCIS fans, Abby Sciuto (Pauley Perrette) really got on the nerves of some during the events of Season 5, Episode 10, "Corporal Punishment."
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Jesse Plemons Loves That El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie Showcased Todd 'On His Best Day'
Jesse Plemons, who played Todd on Breaking Bad, recently explained why El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie was so good for the character.
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Blue Bloods Star Tom Selleck Is Well Aware Of Frank Reagan's Flaws
"Blue Bloods" is a beloved police procedural with a likable cast of characters, but even Tom Selleck understands that his character on the show is flawed.
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The Walking Dead Fans Vote On Their Favorite Romantic Partner For Daryl, And It's Not Carol
Daryl's friendship with Carol is the most enduring on "The Walking Dead," going back to Season 1, but she's not fans' favorite romantic partner for him.
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Tulsa King Viewers Are Split On Whether The Series Is Good, Bad, Or Just Sly-Riffic Fun
"Tulsa King" is winning over the majority of viewers and critics, and Internet Movie Database users currently give the streaming series an 8.2/10.
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David McCallum's Favorite NCIS Memory Is The Moment He Was Offered The Role As Ducky
David McCallum has had a long career, but many people know him these days as Ducky from "NCIS." The actor revealed his favorite memory from working on the show.
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Chicago Med's Kristen Hager Couldn't Get Enough Of The Sweet Moments Between Stevie And Her Mom
Actor Kristen Hager, who plays Stevie Hammer in the NBC drama "Chicago Med," revealed that she loved filming scenes with her on-screen mom, Bonita Friedericy.
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Law & Order's Benjamin Bratt Talks About The Influence Of Co-Star Jerry Orbach
Orbach's talent as a thespian clearly had an indelible effect on Bratt's acting style, but the co-stars became fast friends away from the "Law & Order" set.
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Sons Of Anarchy's Ron Perlman Wasn't Confident That He Could Pull Off Playing Clay
Ron Pearlman, who starred as Clay Morrow in the FX biker drama "Sons of Anarchy," revealed that at one time he didn't think he could play the character.
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The Understandable Reason Kevin McKidd's Daughter Won't Watch Grey's Anatomy
So if kids of "Grey's Anatomy" stars manage to hit the age demographic of the show, would they be interested in watching their parents on it?
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Elisabeth Shue's Dream Storyline For CSI's Julie Finlay Involves A Series Of Sporting Events
Fans got to learn a great deal about Julie Finlay on "CSI," but Elisabeth Shue wanted more. The actress hoped to see Finlay play sports before working a case.
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NCIS Scenes Acted So Badly We Can't Forget Them
"NCIS" has been on the air so long that there are bound to be a few scenes that make us cringe. Here are some "NCIS" scenes acted so badly we can't forget them.
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Fans Can Thank Sean Dominic For Helping Mishael Morgan Land Her Chicago Med Role
"The Young and the Restless" star Sean Dominic is partly to thank for actor Mishael Morgan getting the part of Dr. Dupre in the NBC drama "Chicago Med."
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Law & Order Made Odelya Halevi Want To Become A Lawyer Before She Joined The Show
Odelya Halevi recently spoke about the relationship she had with "Law & Order," even before she joined the series.
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Brandon Sklenar And Julia Schlaepfer Hid Oranges In Their Pockets For The Elephants On 1923
"1923" stars Brandon Sklenar and Julia Schlaepfer revealed they kept treats for the elephants on the set of the "Yellowstone" spin-off.
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Why Olivia Cooke Has To Believe Her House Of The Dragon Character Isn't A Villain
To some, Alicent is a villain for her role in the events leading up to the Dance of the Dragons. However, Cooke believes things are not so black or white.
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Why Lloyd From Yellowstone Looks So Familiar
"Yellowstone" is full of recognizable faces. Here's why Llyod might look so familiar.
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Breaking Bad's Vince Gilligan Recalls Tearing Up When Writing Walt's Death
According to Breaking Bad creator and showrunner Vince Gilligan, he actually cried while writing Walter White's death in the series finale.
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