How I Met Your Mother's Two-Minute Date Was A Huge Challenge To Pull Off
During a 2013 Reddit AMA, "How I Met Your Mother" co-creator Carter Bays revealed how hard it was to shoot the two-minute date scene with Ted and Stella.
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The Ending Of The Witcher: Blood Origin Explained
Here is the ending of "The Witcher: Blood Origin" explained.
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The Studio Ghibli Easter Egg Fans Think They Found In Spirited Away
One fan on Reddit managed to catch a very fun Easter egg in "Spirited Away" that should delight both devout and casual Studio Ghibli fans alike.
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Why Cade Jensen From Magnum P.I. Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen Martin Martinez, the actor who plays Cade Jensen on "Magnum P.I."
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What Does Cesar Millan Have To Say About His South Park Parody Episode?
Popular TV star Cesar Millan was parodied on "South Park" once and the famous dog trainer actually had some opinions regarding the 2006 spoof.
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Why Redditors Think That '70s Show Wrapped Up In All The Wrong Ways
Fans of "That '70s Show" expressed some interesting opinions on why the iconic sitcom had a very rocky conclusion toward the last two seasons.
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House Of The Dragon Star Emma D'Arcy Struggled To Film Rhaenyra's Episode 10 Birth Scene
"House of the Dragon" star Emma D'Arcy was not afraid to admit that Princess Rhaenyra's tragic birth scene in Episode 10 was an immense challenge.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender's Creators Had To Fight To Change Toph's Original Design
Once the minds behind "Avatar: The Last Airbender" decided to change Toph into the female character fans know and love, they faced resistance from Nickelodeon.
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Ryan Coogler's Original Black Panther 2 Would Have Tackled This Major MCU Trope In A Unique Way
In a new interview, director Ryan Coogler revealed details about the original "Black Panther" sequel story that would have turned this MCU trope on its head.
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How South Park's Trey Parker And Matt Stone Really Feel About Offending Their Audiences
"South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have an interesting take on their show's tendency to offend many a viewer.
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The Bicycle That Set American Pickers Back $3,000
This one antique bicycle cost the "American Pickers" crew a whopping $3,000, if you can believe it.
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The Most Anticipated Anime Of 2023
As anime becomes increasingly more popular worldwide, 2023 is set to be a banner year for the medium.
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Why Benita From Blue Bloods Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have also seen Caitlin FitzGerald, who played the murderous nurse Benita Ginn in the first season of "Blue Bloods."
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Masashi Kishimoto Didn't Put Much Thought Into Romance In Naruto
The romances in the "Naruto" anime franchise are especially popular with fans, but creator Masashi Mishimoto revealed that he never put much thought into them.
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Banned Books That Became Controversial Movies
Hollywood has long held a fascination with controversial works of fiction, turning taboo stories into contentious cinema spectacles.
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The Staggering Amount Of Characters South Park's April Stewart Plays
On the Comedy Central animated comedy "South Park," voice actor April Stewart voices an insane amount of characters, from Wendy Testaburger to Liane Cartman.
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The Simpsons Character Harry Shearer Hated Voicing
Harry Shearer will always be the man who gave "The Simpsons" some of the series' most well-known voices, but there is one character he absolutely hated voicing.
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What Has Mandy Patinkin Been Doing Since Leaving Criminal Minds?
Mandy Patinkin made his mark on "Criminal Minds" despite leaving the show after just two seasons. He's been making fresh marks since on TV and in movies.
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Why Rowdy From Yellowstone Looks So Familiar
On the Paramount Network neo-Western drama "Yellowstone," a flashback scene in Season 5 revealed a character named Rowdy, played by actor Kai Caster.
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Miracle On 34th Street Shows Macy's HR Is Dropping The Ball
"Miracle on 34th Street" is a heartwarming Christmas tale, but the hiring of Kris Kringle to be the store's new Santa Claus should have sent up red flags at HR.
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Nip/Tuck Facts Only Hardcore Fans Of The Show Know
Though it concluded in 2010, "Nip/Tuck" remains one of Ryan Murphy's most beloved projects. Here are some facts about the show only hardcore fans will know.
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Donnie Wahlberg Praises The Longevity Of Blue Bloods
Blue Bloods star Donnie Wahlberg has candidly opened up about the police procedural's decade-plus reign on CBS.
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What Has Mark Sheppard Been Doing Since Leaving Supernatural?
Mark Sheppard delighted fans for many years as the crafty demon Crowley on "Supernatural," but here's what he's gotten up to in the time since.
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Blue Bloods Felt Like A Different Show To Vanessa Ray After Eddie And Jamie Got Together
Vanessa Ray has been on "Blue Bloods" for a long time, but she admits a major change occurred in the dynamic once Eddie married Jamie.
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Mayim Bialik Is Proud Of Call Me Kat's Diversity
Fox's series "Call Me Kat" is notable for having a diverse cast in age, race, gender, and sexual orientation. Mayim Bialik is proud of the show's diversity.
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Storylines Fans Can't Stand In The Boys
"The Boys" has a dedicated fan base that isn't afraid to call the show out from time to time. Here are some storylines that viewers can't stand in "The Boys."
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Law & Order: SVU Fans Are Still Bitter Over Barba Being Written Off The Show
Raúl Esparza enjoyed a long run on "Law & Order: SVU," but fans hated how his character, ADA Barba, was written off the show. Even now, they still hate it.
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