In the latest in a feature spotlighting backdoor pilots, Brian looks at how the late, great rapper star, Coolio, almost had his own spinoff from the 1990s sitcom, Malcolm and Eddie.
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Richard Kline, Larry from Three's Company, shares the sense of "double guilt" that he dealt with in Vietnam due to both being a liberal actor being in the Army, and as as non-combat officer.
"Wife guy" has been used to describe a guy whose marriage is his whole public persona, but it's now been stretched way too thin as a term.
The Rookie: Feds built on the setup of its backdoor pilot from Season 4 of The Rookie with the addition of a number of great new supporting cast members
In a special discussion with readers, Brian continues to look at Maximum Carnage by seeing just how many walls Spider-Man, Venom and Morbius break through in this crossover
In the latest "Just a Reminder," Brian explains how voted-upon Top 100 lists are a lot different than if a critic were to do a similar list
In the newest Pop Culture Theme Time, I'm looking to see which TV love triangle you think was the most balanced between the two possible romantic options.
In a feature explaining choices he would make on certain TV shows or films, Brian details his theory as to why Addison on Quantum Leap should be Sam Beckett's biological granddaughter.
A Breaking Bad actor spoiled a beautiful fan letter from Anthony Hopkins to the cast that the Oscar-winning actor intended to be private and not go viral on social media
In a look at early "test runs" for future pieces of pop culture, see how a Picket Fences episode featured a "zipper scene" years before There's Something About Mary did its famous zipper scene....