4 songs from 1966 you can still sing without thinking — even if you hated them the first time
There's a specific kind of song that doesn't ask permission. It gets into the house through a car radio in 1966 and it's still there sixty years later, folded into the part of your brain that also stores your childhood phone number.
Star Trek turns 60 next week — and Peacock just dropped all 3 reboot movies: the one fans still argue about is worth a rewatch
On September 8, 1966, a network aired a show about a spaceship where nobody died of tuberculosis. Sixty years later that show is a religion with denominations, and the denominations do not get along.
I stopped making plain grilled cheese: 3 things Germans put in it — and it turns into a proper meal
For most of my adult life, grilled cheese has been the meal you make when you have given up. Bread, orange cheese, butter, a pan, twelve minutes of staring into the middle distance.
Who is Annie's biological father in Sterling Point?
Season 1 of Prime Video's Sterling Point spends eight episodes taking a family apart, and it answers almost every question it raises about who fathered whom. Almost.
When does Hotch leave Criminal Minds? It wasn't planned — his exit was written in mid-season
Thomas Gibson played Aaron Hotchner from the first episode in 2005, through 11 years and into a 12th season. The character's departure was not written into any season arc, and the writers were assembling it while the season was already on air.
Mike Judge and the show's own road signs disagree on what city King of the Hill is based in
Ask the man who created Arlen and you get a straight answer. Ask the highway signage inside his own cartoon and you get a different one, roughly 80 miles off.
How many episodes of World War II with Tom Hanks are there going to be?
The HISTORY Channel sold this one as event television, and the running order backs it up: one hour per milestone, no compression, no filler episodes. The obvious comparison is The World at War, the 1973 Thames series Laurence Olivier narrated across 26 episodes.
What did Knox's dad build in Silo? Harwood paid for it with a faked death and a new life
Knox (Shane McRae) grew up believing his father died in a tunnel collapse in the mines of Silo 18. There is a grave. There is even a body in it. It belongs to somebody else.
Who is Harwood in Silo? Billings put Orla Kent's murder to him face to face
Ed Harwood, played by Ned Dennehy, runs Construction in Silo 18 and, it turns out, an entire concealed logistics operation beneath it. For most of season 3 he's the man Sheriff Paul Billings (Chinaza Uche) cannot pin anything on — seven previous investigations, seven dead ends.
