Movies & TV
Is Natasha Lyonne Less Columbo and More the Angel of Death in 'Poker Face'?
Everywhere Charlie Kale goes, someone dies.
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- By JM McNab
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Outtakes from Comedies and Shows That Are Better Than Anything On-Screen
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- By Zanandi Botes
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‘King of the Hill’: Peggy’s 10 Worst Mispronunciations of Spanish Words
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- By Brian VanHooker
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Unexpected Inspirations Behind Famous Comedic Performances
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- By Zanandi Botes
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A ROUNDUP OF INTERVIEWS, DEEP DIVES, & TRIVIA
‘Seinfeld’: All the Reasons Jerry Dumped a Woman, Ranked by Pettiness
‘She eats her peas one at a time!’
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- By Brian VanHooker
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The Absolute Worst Stuff Michael Did to Toby on ‘The Office’
How did Dunder Mifflin allow this to go on for so long?
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- By JM McNab
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How a Writer’s Strike Birthed Saturday Night Live’s Famous ‘Da Bears’ Sketch
With ‘SNL’ off the air, Robert Smigel and Bob Odenkirk put together a live show that first introduced the world to ‘Bill Swerski’s Superfans’
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- By Maxwell Yezpitelok
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The Most Shockingly Irresponsible TV Therapists
Being a therapist is WAY more interesting when you suck at it
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- By Maxwell Yezpitelok
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‘Community’ Movie Parody Episodes, Ranked
The sitcom parodied every movie and genre — from spaghetti Westerns, to ‘Star Wars,’ to arthouse dinner conversations — but more importantly: They were actually good
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- By Zanandi Botes
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Biopics About Famous Comedians That Were Full of Sh*t
Facts are like Kryptonite to some biopics
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- By JM McNab
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The Five Absolutely Essential Jack Black Movies
He made his name exuding big-kid energy. But the Tenacious D comedian can get dark, too
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- By Tim Grierson
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A Brief History of Jay Leno Almost Killing Himself
Jimmy Fallon would never repeatedly cheat death
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- By JM McNab
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The Best Cameos by Famous NBC Personalities in ‘30 Rock’
Thank you, synergy
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- By JM McNab
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The 300-Pound Victorian Fraudster Who Inspired ‘The Simpsons’ Most Polarizing Episode
Many allege Season Nine’s ‘The Principal and the Pauper’ is the exact moment the animated series jumped the shark. But its creator says those critics have it all wrong — including the man whose life he drew upon for the story of Principal Skinner’s true identity
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- By Mike Rampton
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