Stranger Things' Charlie Heaton Was Cut Out Of A Scene For Laughing Too Much
Charlie Heaton, who plays Jonathan Byers in Netflix's "Stranger Things," was cut from a scene for laughing too much, according to co-star Finn Wolfhard.
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How Edward Herrmann Behaved On The Set Of Gilmore Girls, According To Keiko Agena
It's clear Richard was a huge support system for Rory and the rest of the Gilmore Girls. But did Herrmann match his on-screen persona? -
Netflix Renews That '90s Show For Season 2 (& What That Teaches Us About Refreshing Old Franchises)
"That '90s Show" has been renewed over at Netflix, but what does its success tell us about making successful reboots in the current television climate? -
No, An Eleven Spin-Off Is Not In The Works Says Stranger Things' Writers
"Stranger Things" fans who can't wait for news on the fifth season thought they were getting some info on a spinoff show, but the writers were quick to clarify. -
Mayfair Witches Renewed For Season 2 At AMC
It's official; AMC's "Mayfair Witches" show has been renewed for a second season, proving the AMC and Anne Rice partnership is going pretty well. -
1923 Will Be Back For Season 2 On Paramount+ (But We May Be Approaching Peak Yellowstone)
"1923" will be back for Season 2 on Paramount+ but some may start to wonder, when audiences will reach maximum "Yellowstone" franchise saturation. -
So Help Me Todd Season 2 Release Date, Development Details And More
Here's what we currently know about the upcoming second season of the dramedy "So Help Me Todd." -
M. Night Shyamalan Would Venture Into The TV World Again, But He'd Do It Differently
M. Night Shyamalan may be known for his thrilling films, but he's willing to take another crack at television if the conditions are right. -
Bryan Cranston Says The Meth On Breaking Bad Was Delicious
"Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston recently revealed that he was once convinced to try a taste of the show's prop crystal meth. -
Peacock's Apples Never Fall Release Window, Cast, Plot, Showrunner And More Details
Peacock is back with another intriguing mystery series in the form of the upcoming "Apples Never Fall." Here's what we know so far about the project. -
Why The Judge In The Rookie Season 5 Episode 14 Looks So Familiar
The judge from "The Rookie" Season 5 has been in dozens of television shows and movies throughout the years. -
Robert Downey, Jr.'s Advice To Ironheart Actress Dominique Thorne Is Exactly What We'd Have Suggested
When Dominique Thorne and Robert Downey Jr. spoke over FaceTime, the Hollywood heavyweight reportedly had just two major pieces of advice for the rising star. -
Debra Jo Rupp And Topher Grace Kept A That '70s Show Tradition Alive In That '90s Show
On the first day of filming "That '90s Show," Topher Grace and Debra Jo Rupp brought the new cast lunch and explained the traditions from "That '70s Show." -
The Last Of Us Season 2 Could Spark A Welcome Infection In Television
The Last of Us is a remarkable hit, but maybe HBO should take their time before putting Season 2 into motion. -
Bella Ramsey Was Told Not To Play The Last Of Us, But She Finally Has
Bella Ramsey has finally started playing "The Last of Us," despite the show's creators asking her not to. -
Outer Banks Season 3's Trailer Teases A 'Pogues Of The Caribbean' Treasure Hunt
The Pogues are on the hunt for the legendary city of El Dorado, and they'll get into plenty of trouble if the "Outer Banks" Season 3 trailer is any indication. -
Nick Offerman Thinks Him And Ron Swanson Would Do Just Fine In Bill's Shoes In The Last Of Us
Bill has surviving the apocalypse down in "The Last of Us," but Nick Offerman thinks he and Ron Swanson could stand a chance at making it as well. -
Seth Rogen Is Fine Letting Freaks And Geeks Remain In The Past
In the wake of '90s and '00s revival culture, it is rare to let a show live in its glory. Yet, Seth Rogen is fine letting "Freaks and Geeks" remain in the past. -
What Fans Can Expect From The Next Season Of Criminal Minds: Evolution, According To Joe Mantegna - Exclusive
"Criminal Minds: Evolution" star Joe Mantegna hinted at what fans might see in the show next season, including possible storylines and cast reappearances. -
The Last Of Us Episode 3 Appears To Be Getting Review Bombed (Which Puts It In Esteemed Company)
Despite recent review bombing, The Last of Us still draws in a lot of viewers. And it's far from the only recent project to fall victim to review bombers. -
The Terminal List Season 2 Is A Go, With One Of Its Stars Also Getting A Spin-Off
"The Terminal List" has been renewed for a second season, but fans of the series are also going to get a spin-off series with Taylor Kitsch cast as the lead. -
Pennyworth Is The Latest DC Property To Get The Axe At HBO Max
"Pennyworth," which told the origin story of longtime Wayne family butler Alfred Pennyworth, has been canceled at HBO Max. -
Pedro Pascal Is Already Running Into Clickers At SNL
Pedro Pascal will host "Saturday Night Live" on February 4, and if a recent promo is any indication, it will have plenty of references to "The Last of Us." -
The Storyline We Should Have Gotten In Warrior Nun Season 3 Before Its Unjust Cancelation
Warrior Nun has ended. Season 3 is dead. But we can connect the dots and see where it was going. -
NBC Says Goodbye To The Blacklist After Season 10
NBC's long-running crime drama "The Blacklist," starring James Spader as Raymond "Red" Reddington, is coming to an end with the upcoming Season 10. -
The Rookie: Feds Fans Have A Bad Feeling About Candice After Episode 14
After her introduction in The Rookie: Feds Episode 14, fans now have a bad feeling about Special Agent in Charge Candice Thurlov. -
The Uncomfortable Entrepreneur Stare-Down That Happens Behind The Scenes On Shark Tank
There's an uncomfortable entrepreneur stare-down that happens behind the scenes of every "Shark Tank" pitch. Here's how it plays out.
