The Only Twilight Zone Episode With A Laugh Track
The Twilight Zone episode 'Cavender Is Coming' is the show's rare broadly comedic outing (and the only one that originally had a laugh track).
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One Underrated Twilight Zone Episode Is A True Crime Cautionary Tale
The Twilight Zone episode 'I Am the Night - Color Me Black' has a timeless message that very much applies to true crime culture. -
The Boys Season 4 Features The Weirdest Enemy In The Show's History (And That's Saying Something)
The Boys season 4 just crossed over with Gen V, giving us the show's most bizarre (and twisted) enemies yet. -
All Of Shogun's Arrows And Blood Came From The Power Of Visual Effects
Shogun's striking visual effects helped transport audiences back to the Sengoku Period. -
Kristen Stewart To Lead Limited Series About The First American Woman In Space
Future Emmy Award-winner Kristen Stewart has a nice ring to it. -
Shogun Has An Unexpected Similarity To Director Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds
Like Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, Shogun treats its clash of languages as an opportunity rather than an obstacle. -
What Shogun Has In Common With The Best Anime Of 2023
Shogun and Vinland Saga have much in common, which is probably why both shows are two of the best of the year. -
Paramount Tried To Combine Movie Theaters With TV - And It Failed Spectacularly
Paramount tried to bring TV to the movies decades before Fathom Events even existed. -
Shogun Seasons 2 And 3 Confirmed At FX And Hulu With Creative Team Returning (UPDATED)
FX is officially working on two more seasons of Shogun, with star/producer Hiroyuki Sanada and the key creative team on board for the development. -
Peaky Blinders' Paul Anderson Pulled A Subtle Move In Season 3 That Even The Director Missed
Paul Anderson included a glimpse of Arthur's conscience in a key scene in Peaky Blinders season 3, one that the episode's director Tim Mielants missed at first. -
Shōgun Ending Explained: This Was Never Blackthorne's Story
The Shōgun finale is an intentional anti-climax that works thanks to one key character. -
The Bridgerton Season 3 Trailer Is Here To Reignite Your Passionate Netflix Affair
Bridgerton season 3 looks set to up the romantic drama and stakes even higher than in years past, judging by the new trailer from Netflix. -
Star Trek's Nazi Portrayal Got A Season 2 Episode Banned In Germany For Decades
One of the most infamous episodes of Star Trek couldn't be seen by German audiences for a long time. And it's easy to see why. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Happy Days
Here's what the alive actors of Happy Days are all currently up to! -
Why Shogun Director Jonathan Van Tulleken Thinks Game Of Thrones Isn't The Show's Best Comparison
Plenty have compared Shogun to Game of Thrones, but the showrunner thinks the epic series is more like a different HBO drama. -
The Complex Schemes And Alliances In The Shogun Premiere, Explained
Let's explore the historical backdrop of Shogun's shifting schemes and alliances, and how the show plays them out to dramatic effect. -
7 Biggest Changes The Shogun Premiere Makes From The Book
The new FX series Shogun makes some changes from the massive book that inspired it. Let's compare the two. -
We Were The Lucky Ones - Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
Georgia Hunter's best-selling novel We Were the Lucky Ones is becoming a limited Hulu series. Here's everything we know about the show so far. -
The Batman Part II Writer To Helm Game Of Thrones Spinoff, Aegon's Conquest
The Batman and Mega Man scribe Mattson Tomlin is tackling the world of Game of Thrones with the House of the Dragon prequel series, Aegon's Conquest. -
AMC Horror Series The Terror Returning For Season 3, Jennifer's Body Filmmaker Karyn Kusama Directing
AMC's The Terror returns for a third season with horror director Karyn Kusama at the helm. -
Jesus Saves – And Also Helped A Terrible Weekend At The Box Office
The first three episodes of The Chosen season 4, a show about the life of Jesus Christ, gave a much-needed boost to the theatrical box office this past weekend. -
Is Apple TV's Masters Of The Air Historically Accurate?
You might be surprised at how close Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks' new Apple TV+ show Masters of the Air got to depicting events as they were in real life. -
Amazon's Fallout TV Series Will Tackle Modern Politics Using The M*A*S*H Approach
The COVID-19 pandemic provided an eerily relevant backdrop for developing a Fallout TV series, so the showrunners took a lesson from M*A*S*H. -
How One M*A*S*H Cast Member's Role Carried Over Into Real Life
Mike Farrell played surgeon B.J. Hunnicutt for eight seasons on M*A*S*H, but in 1985, the actor's role on TV suddenly got a little bit more real. -
One Thing M*A*S*H Got Wrong Was Marvel Comics History
M*A*S*H featured a handful of references to Marvel Comics, but their inclusion was anachronistic to the time period. -
McLean Stevenson Learned His M*A*S*H Character Was Beloved The Hard Way
M*A*S*H fans loved McLean Stevenson as Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake but weren't as dedicated when he left the show to pursue his own series. -
President Ford Visited M*A*S*H's Set And It Was A Very Eerie Experience
Everyone who was anyone wanted to visit the set of M*A*S*H, including former president Gerald Ford.
