Sweet Tooth, a post-apocalyptic story based on a comic book series by Jeff Lemire, hit Netflix. The story takes place after a virus sweeps through the world, killing millions, and leaving the survivors searching for answers. Simultaneously, hybrid children are born, each half human and half animal. Most of these children end up abandoned, with
The Season 6 finale of Fear the Walking Dead promised absolute annihilation thanks to the nuclear warhead released by Teddy’s (John Glover) in Episode 15. And, sure enough, some people lived, some died, and some, well, maybe they survived only to die of radiation poisoning later. So, who lived and who died in the latest
Right now, FBI is one of CBS’s biggest hits. In just three seasons, the series about the New York branch of the federal agency has become such a hit that it’s created a spin-off, Most Wanted, and a coming third series centering on International crimes. It follows a long tradition of shows centering around the
Episode 15 of Fear the Walking Dead Season 6 ended with a nuclear warhead being released. That’s bad but not as bad as it could have been had Teddy (John Glover) managed to launch all of the missiles. So, it’s logical that the Season 6 finale should deal with where the missile lands and how
Law & Order: SVU is preparing for an epic milestone in season 23. The series will hit its 500th episode if all goes well, solidifying its place as the longest-running non-animated primetime scripted series in network television history. The producers already have big plans for this event, although they’re leaving fans in the dark. Hitting
From YouTube to Netflix, Daym Drops has made a name for himself in the foodie community. This “food titan” currently has 1.54 million subscribers on YouTube and has been active on the platform for over a decade. Recently, he ventured into Netflix territory, making his debut hosting the new food series Fresh, Fried and Crispy
Law & Order fans have learned “never say never” to an old face popping up in the franchise. Thanks to its amazingly long life and several spin-offs, Law & Order has a plethora of past characters who make unexpected returns. That was proven just this year when Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) returned to Law &
Connected by the internet and a shared franchise, Ewan McGregor and Pedro Pascal simultaneously dropped their heads on their chests. McGregor was Pascal providing a glimpse into his experiences of walking with a Yoda puppet in The Phantom Menace: “Every time George (Lucas) called ‘Cut!’, he would die, Yoda,” he exclaimed, pitching his neck forward
When ABC fired Roseanne Barr from her own show, Roseanne, and kept the show on the air as The Conners, many thought it would fail. Roseanne was the primary star of the show, as well as the previous ’90s series that it continued. That failure never happened. Instead, after a 10-episode first season without Roseanne,
A Grey’s Anatomy cast reunion of Ellen Pompeo, Justin Chambers, and Eric Dane took place recently and they shared it on Instagram for fans to enjoy. In a playful video that Pompeo put up on Instagram, we see her sitting with Dane, and Chambers appears from behind and asks, “what would you like for dinner?”