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Why South Park 'Permanently' Killed Off Kenny In Season 5
South Park used to kill off Kenny all the time early on, but it only took five seasons for Matt Stone and Trey Parker to sour on the gag. Here's why.
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The Rookie Season 9 At New York Comic Con: Live Panel Updates From Nathan Fillion & Co.
We bring you all of the important updates from the show's New York Comic Con panel!
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The Twilight Zone Adapted A Story That Later Became A Hugh Jackman Sci-Fi Movie
A classic Twilight Zone episode and Hugh Jackman's biggest movie from 2011 were both based on the same sci-fi short story from the '50s.
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10 Most Underrated Detective Shows Of All Time, Ranked
Everyone loves and knows about The Wire and Sherlock. But what about these 10 highly underrated, and downright incredible, detective shows?
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Gunsmoke's James Arness Starred In A Failed '80s Detective Show On NBC
He's best remembered for playing Marshal Matt Dillon in "Gunsmoke," but James Arness also starred in a short-lived cop drama on NBC back in the early '80s.
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10 Best HBO Shows With Fewer Than 20 Episodes, Ranked
If you're looking for a shorter show for your next binge-watch, HBO has plenty of great series that last only 20 episodes or less. These are the best ones.
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The Waltons Creator's Other Hit Show Was A Much Darker '80s Primetime Soap Opera
"The Waltons" creator and narrator Earl Hamner Jr. shocked viewers with his follow-up show, which was a total departure from the wholesome historical drama.
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What Stephen King Thought About The Under The Dome CBS TV Series
Stephen King initially praised the Under the Dome CBS series, but years later, he had some strong opinions about how his bestselling novel was adapted.
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15 Best Sci-Fi Cartoons Of All Time, Ranked
Anything is possible in animation, and over the years, there have been many sci-fi cartoons bursting with imagination. These are the best ones.
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How William Shatner's Star Trek Performance Changed Leonard Nimoy's Spock
Leonard Nimoy once described how he changed Spock's demeanor based on how William Shatner played Captain Kirk, compared to Jeffrey Hunter's Captain Pike.
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Lioness Star Michael Kelly Was In One Of The Best HBO Shows Of The Past Decade
Michael Kelly's main role these days is Byron Westfield on Lioness, but the Emmy-nominated actor also recently appeared in a 10/10 HBO series.
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10 Best The Sopranos Guest Stars, Ranked
From Hollywood legends to familiar TV faces, The Sopranos featured guest stars whose performances helped shape some of the most unforgettable storylines.
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Mark Hamill's Criminal Minds Character Terrorized The Show For An Entire Season
Remember when Mark Hamill was on Criminal Minds? He may have appeared only at the end of Season 8, but his character plagued the BAU throughout the season.
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5 Best Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Villains, Ranked
Aliens, dragons, and time wizards are just some of the bad guys the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have battled. Here are the greatest TMNT villains of all.
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10 Game Of Thrones Episodes To Skip On A Rewatch
Just how rewatchable of a show is Game of Thrones? Well, for fans gearing up for a return to Westeros, here are 10 episodes to maybe skip over.
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This Classic '60s Western Was Deemed One Of TV's Most Violent Shows
Can a show really be too violent for TV? Back in the '60s, the U.S. Government seemed to think so — with one classic Western singled out as the worst offender.
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One Of The First Twilight Zone Episodes Ever Filmed Featured A Future Sitcom Legend
The Twilight Zone was something of a proving ground for future film and TV stars — and one of the earliest episodes featured a sitcom legend in the making.
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Morgan Fairchild Appeared On 4 Different '80s Primetime Soap Operas
Even if you don't know her name, you know her face. Morgan Fairchild has been acting non-stop since the '70s, but the '80s may have been her busiest decade.
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Leonard Nimoy Played A Young Boxer On A Military TV Show That Filmed On-Site At West Point
Before he became a household name on Star Trek, Leonard Nimoy was in an episode of a '50s TV series that filmed at the actual United States Military Academy.
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David Schwimmer's Post-Friends Crime Drama Series Was Panned By Critics
While David Schwimmer was perfect as Ross on Friends, his attempt to break into the crime genre was just too dark and weird for audiences at the time.
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Before Lioness, Two Cups Actor James Jordan Had Two Different Roles On Veronica Mars
Before James Jordan became one of Taylor Sheridan's most reliable actors, he proved just how much range he had by taking on multiple roles in Veronica Mars.
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Quote Of The Day By Clint Eastwood: 'There's A Rebel Lying Deep In My Soul. Anytime Anybody Tells Me...'
The legendary Rawhide star talks about marching to the beat of his own drum and his complete lack of interest in any type of conformity.
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What To Watch Sunday: Treasure Island Premiere, RHOP Returns, PBS Finales, And More
On TV this Sunday: David Oyelowo and Hayley Atwell traverse Treasure Island, and The Real Housewives of Potomac returns.
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Carol Burnett Show Star Harvey Korman Voiced A Divisive Character On The Flintstones
Before Harvey Korman became an integral part of The Carol Burnett Show, he did voice work on The Flintstones, and fans are quite split on his character.
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10 HBO TV Shows With The Best Finales, Ranked
HBO established itself as the go-to hub for prestige television, and several of its landmark shows ended with an outstanding series finale.
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One Of Leonard Nimoy's First TV Show Roles Was Opposite Vincent Price
Before becoming the iconic Spock on "Star Trek," Leonard Nimoy had a small role alongside Vincent Price on a 1950s anthology show.
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A '70s NBC Medical Drama Had A Saturday Morning Cartoon Spin-Off With Animal Sidekicks
The blueprint for the genre of medical dramas can be traced back to this influential series. It made such an impact that it inspired a cartoon version for kids.
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