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One of Steven Spielberg's Favorite TV Shows Is This 18-Year-Old Drama With a 94% RT Score

20 hours ago | collider.com | Jen Vestuto

In 2009, Oscar-winning director Steven Spielberg was interviewed by Boston University ahead of receiving an honorary degree. When asked about his favorite TV shows, he named a few expected picks — series from prolific writerslike David E. Kelley,John Wells, and Aaron Sorkin — along with a somewhat-surprising choice, the reality series, Deadliest Catch. But one show that stood out was the show he said he "always" watched: AMC's Mad Men.
The Big Bang Theory

21 hours ago | collider.com | Collier Jennings

The Big Bang Theory is a show that's had an immensely successful run, lasting for 12 seasons over 12 years and even spawning multiple spinoffs like Young Sheldon and Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage. On the other hand, it's been the subject of much debate, even becoming the subject of a lawsuit due to one joke.
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ Needs To Bring Back This ‘SVU’ Fan-Favorite Character

22 hours ago | collider.com | Jen Vestuto

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5, Episode 5.After more than two decades and multiple spin-offs, the Law & Order universe has mastered the art of crossovers, with fan-favorite characters occasionally popping in for cameos or returning in recurring roles. That was especially true when Tamara Tunie reprised her role as Dr. Melinda Warner on Law & Order: Organized Crime.
“Soaking Up Their Vibe”: Domhnall Gleeson Reveals Which ‘The Office’ Stars He Turned to for ‘The Paper’ [Exclusive]

1 day ago | collider.com | Britta DeVore |Tania Hussain

Domhnall Gleeson, Sabrina Impacciatore, and other members of Peacock’s The Paper aren’t afraid of a challenge. Their mission? Make an offshoot of one of the most beloved shows of all time (The Office) by creating something fresh and intriguing enough to garner its own fan base while also paying homage to the greatness that came before it.
‘Gold Rush’ Star Parker Schnabel Explains Why Dating Is ‘Incredibly Difficult’

1 day ago | collider.com | Collier Jennings

Parker Schnabel may have struck gold on TV—but when it comes to love, the Gold Rush star says his gold-mining lifestyle makes dating “incredibly difficult.” Dating is a challenge despite Schnabel becoming the breakout star on the series, which was reflected in some of his massive scores.
The Director of Netflix's Divisive Tom Hardy-Starring Action Thriller Almost Finally Gave Fans a Movie About This Iconic DC Supervillain

1 day ago | collider.com | Collier Jennings

Gareth Evans has a flair for making hard-hitting, bone-crunching action movies. His work on The Raid set the bar for future action classics, including John Wick and Nobody, while his latest film, Havoc, puts Tom Hardy through the wringer — and is currently topping the Netflix charts. But there was a time when Evans could have taken his talents to the world of DC Comics, as he originally pitched a film centered around Deathstroke.
Before 'Thunderbolts*,' Hannah John-Kamen Played a Badass Bounty Hunter in This SYFY Series

2 days ago | collider.com | Collier Jennings

Hannah John-Kamen's been making her presence known throughout genre projects; she stole every scene she was in during Ready Player One, she was one of the better parts of Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, and she's part of an amazing ensemble of Marvel antiheroes in Thunderbolts*. What is the common denominator between most of these projects? She plays a badass who's proficient in hand-to-hand combat and a talent for dealing with the unexpected.
From Jurassic World to Avengers, The 2015 Summer Movie Season Was So Stacked That It's Still Influencing 2025's Box Office Lineup 10 Years Later - With One Big Difference

2 days ago | collider.com | Collier Jennings

Last week, while I was having breakfast with my family, the talk turned to movies — or more specifically, how many movies are in the pipeline for this summer. In addition to heavyweight superhero stories like James Gunn's Superman and The Fantastic Four: First Steps, there's also the live-action Lilo & Stitch, what might be the final Mission: Impossible movie with Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, and a fresh chapter of the Jurassic World franchise with Jurassic World Rebirth.
Why Are Movies Obsessed With Bald Villains? Because These 10 Make It Seem So Badass!

2 days ago | collider.com | Ryan Heffernan

No hair, no care. No good story is complete without a fantastic antagonist for the hero to rally against as the crowd cheers on their triumphs. These follically-challenged fiends have proven to be more than a match for the champions they clash with, and just as importantly, have even managed to look badass while doing it — film is a visual medium, after all.
“I Wanted To Go in With Him as My Teammate”: Lauren Cohan on Producing ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ With Jeffrey Dean Morgan [Exclusive]

2 days ago | collider.com | Britta DeVore |Perri Nemiroff

On screen, Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s characters, Maggie and Negan, have been at each other’s throats for years. That’s because, in Season 7 of The Walking Dead, the latter slaughtered the former’s husband with a barbed wire-covered baseball bat while she sat by helplessly. To put it lightly, Maggie’s hatred towards Negan is totally understandable.