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Downton Abbey: Why Lady Sybil Actress Jessica Brown Findlay Left After 3 Seasons
Lady Sybil was a standout character in the early episodes of Downton Abbey. So, why did Jessica Brown Findlay leave after the first three seasons?
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Boston Blue Bosses Promise Blue Bloods Fans An Update On Jamie And Eddie — And Tease What's Ahead For Henry And Erin
Ahead of the Blue Bloods spin-off's midseason premiere on Friday, February 27, the showrunners tell TVLine that a Jamie and Eddie update is coming in Season 1.
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The Twin Peaks Pilot Has A Terrifying Ending Many Fans Have Never Seen
Casual fans of David Lynch and Mark Frost's surreal masterpiece haven't seen the alternate version of the pilot made in case ABC turned it down.
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Why Rob Lowe Turned Down An Iconic Grey's Anatomy Character
When ABC was still developing Grey's Anatomy, the network made a push to have Rob Lowe join the cast in a leading role. However, fate had other plans.
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The Beloved Sci-Fi Series That Paved The Way For Bryan Cranston's Breaking Bad Casting
Before Bryan Cranston was best known as Walter White, one beloved science fiction drama was responsible for landing him the Breaking Bad role.
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The Orville's 10 Best Episodes, Ranked
After three seasons and 36 episodes, The Orville has gone way beyond being a mere parody. Here are the sci-fi show's 10 greatest episodes, ranked.
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Paradise's Season 2 Premiere Takes A Gorgeous Detour Through Graceland — Read Episode 1 Recap
Paradise is back! Read our recap of the Season 2 premiere, then weigh in!
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Season 2: Everything We Know So Far
Here's everything you need to know about the continuing adventures of Dunk and Egg
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Michael B. Jordan Originally Auditioned For A Different The Wire Character
Michael B. Jordan made a big impact as Wallace on HBO's The Wire, but the young actor initially auditioned to play a different character on the show.
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Outlander's Caitríona Balfe Promises 'Revenge, Reunions, Revelations' From The Very Start Of Action-Packed Final Season
Ahead of Season 8, series star Caitríona Balfe gives us a hint about how Jamie and Claire will surprise each other in the show's final episodes
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Charisma Carpenter's Death Scene In Angel Helped Land Her First Major Movie Role
Charisma Carpenter used her death scene in Angel to prove to a director that she had what it took to land a role in her first major movie.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Season 1 Finale: Are Dunk And Egg Done For Good? Plus, Grade It!
What's a broken hedge knight to do after last week's brutal battle? Find out in our finale recap!
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A Denzel Washington Movie Saved One Of TV's Greatest Cop Shows
If Denzel Washington's Training Day hadn't been a box office smash, television audiences might never have seen one of TV's greatest cop shows ever.
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The Underrated Western Miniseries You Likely Didn't Know Steven Spielberg Produced
Steven Spielberg may not be known for his contributions to the Western genre, but this long-forgotten miniseries deserves a second look.
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All 4 One Chicago TV Shows Ranked
NBC's interconnected One Chicago franchise spans four shows with very different tones and long-term appeal, making some entries stand out far more than others.
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A Major Desperate Housewives Death Was Spoiled By A Real-Life Courtroom Testimony
One major Desperate Housewives character death was revealed beforehand, thanks to some real-life courtroom drama connected to the series.
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Stranger Things: Tales From '85 Spinoff Story Is Based On A 'Loophole' In The Main Series
The showrunner behind Netflix's highly anticipated animated series said he found a caveat in Stranger Things lore where an interquel story fits in.
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The Walking Dead's 15 Worst Episodes Ranked
The Walking Dead went on for a long, long time. So, it's only natural that there were quite a few blunder episodes; here are 15 glaring examples.
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Michael Keaton Turned Down Lost Because Of One Major Story Change
Michael Keaton was originally slated to appear on Lost, but a major story change that affected his character made him turn down the role.
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Grey's Anatomy Had A Few Absolutely Terrible Alternate Title Pitches
The show we all know and love as Grey's Anatomy was almost called something quite different, and the alternate title pitches were pretty bad.
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One Of The Internet's First Memes Was Immortalized On A Quirky Hit TV Show
Before social media rose up to feed us the latest in-jokes, a staple of late-'90s television made history by featuring one of the internet's first memes.
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Why Denzel Washington Agreed To Star In St. Elsewhere
Denzel Washington made his name as a breakout star on St. Elsewhere, but he always had his eye on feature films. So why did he join the acclaimed TV show?
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The Pitt Boss Breaks Down Season 2, Episode 7: Robby And Langdon's Rift, Al-Hashimi And Santos' Traumas — And That Abbot/Samira Moment
The Pitt creator R. Scott Gemmill unpacks Season 2, Episode 7, including big moments for Robby and Langdon, Dana, Al-Hashimi, Santos, and Abbot and Samira.
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One Of Jack Nicholson's Final TV Roles Came In A Classic Western Series
We know him from The Shining and 1989's Batman, but back in the 1960s, Jack Nicholson did his fair share of guest-starring TV roles.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 Trailer: The Battle Is On!
Get your first good look at House of the Dragon's upcoming third season!
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Idris Elba Had To Hide His Accent To Land His Career Defining TV Role
Idris Elba’s breakout TV role came with an audition twist. Oddly enough, his ability to convincingly play an American changed the course of his career.
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ABC's Male Execs Wanted To Completely Change Grey's Anatomy's Unforgettable Opening Scene
The first episode of Grey's Anatomy featured an iconic opening scene that was almost scrapped, thanks to the some of the male executives at ABC.
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