The Ending Of No One Will Save You Explained
Hulu's "No One Will Save You" pits Kaitlyn Dever against an alien invasion. Here's the ending of Brian Duffield's sci-fi horror film explained.
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AHS: Delicate Rips Apart The AHS Formula & It Could Save The Show
Ryan Murphy needs guardrails, and AHS: Delicate is finally going to supply them - by adapting a Danielle Valentine book. -
New Girl: How Many Episodes Are There In Total?
The Zooey Deschanel-starring "New Girl" stands out as one of the most beloved and popular sitcoms from the 2010s. Here's how many "New Girl" episodes there are. -
Are The Theater Ghost Lights In Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Real?
Season 3, Episode 6, of "Only Murders in the Buildings" features ghost lights, which are intended to keep spirits away. Do these lights have a real-life basis? -
How Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Nods To A Huge Steve Martin Flop
"Only Murders in the Building" just paid tribute to one of Steve Martin's most memorable characters from a film that failed to capture the love of critics. -
Veronica Mars: Why Was Logan Echolls Killed & Was It Planned All Along?
Critics loved it, but "Veronica Mars" Season 4 remains controversial among fans, so when did series creator Rob Thomas decide to kill Logan Echolls - and why? -
How I Met Your Father Canceled After Season 2
"How I Met Your Father" has concluded after just two seasons as Hulu has elected not to renew it for a third. -
The Ending Of Justified: City Primeval Explained
Timothy Olyphant returns as U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens in the FX miniseries "Justified: City Primeval" - here's the ending of the season explained. -
Futurama Season 11: Who Voices Kwanzaa-Bot & Why Hearing Him Is So Bittersweet
Season 11, Episode 6 of "Futurama" features the last recorded appearance of Coolio as Kwanzaa-bot prior to the rapper's death at the age of 59 in 2022. -
Futurama S11: Who Voices The Chanukah Zombie & Why Does He Sound So Familiar?
The Chanukah Zombie on "Futurama" is voiced by the legendary Mark Hamill, whose earliest voice acting roles date all the way back to the '70s. -
Who Plays Alex Dunphy On Modern Family & What Is She Doing Now?
In the years since "Modern Family" ended, Ariel Winter has kept fairly busy. Here's what fans should know about the Alex Dunphy actor's more recent work. -
Only Murders In The Building Season 3: Why Joy Looks So Familiar
Joy is a standout and important character in "Only Murders in the Building" Season 3 and the actor portraying her may be familiar to viewers. -
Futurama Season 11 Hides A Matt Groening Easter Egg Only Hard-Core Fans Will Spot
There's a deep cut Matt Groening Easter egg that only hard-core fans will notice in the "Futurama" Season 11 episode "Related to the Items You've Viewed." -
Reservation Dogs: Who Plays Deer Lady & Where Have You Seen Her Before?
Deer Lady has popped up periodically throughout "Reservation Dogs," and the actress who plays her has also appeared on "Hemlock Grove" and "Letterkenny." -
Futurama: When Did The Enlarging Ray First Appear & Why Doesn't Anyone Remember It?
When did Professor Farnworth's Enlarging Ray first appear on "Futurama," and why don't any of the characters remember seeing it before even though fans do? -
Futurama Season 11: Who Voices Nibbler & Why Does He Sound So Familiar?
Nibbler on "Futurama" is voiced by Frank Welker, a longtime voice actor who's been heard on various animated television shows and films since the late '60s. -
Who Does Rebecca Mader Play On Blue Bloods & What Hit Show Is She On Now?
"Fire Country" fans may recognize Faye Stone actor Rebecca Mader from one of her previous TV roles, including her one-episode turn on "Blue Bloods." -
Elena Undone: Hulu's Steamy Lesbian Romance That's Based On A True Story
Nicole Conn's 2010 lesbian romance film "Elena Undone" got mixed reviews from critics, but over a decade later, it's making the rounds on Hulu. -
Only Murders In The Building Season 3: The Paul Rudd Easter Eggs You Likely Missed
Episode 2 of "Only Murders in the Building" Season 3 features several easy-to-miss, humorous references to some of Paul Rudd's most beloved movies. -
Only Murders In The Building Theory Suggests Ben Might Be Loretta's [SPOILER?]
There's a fan theory circulating about two characters on "Only Murders in the Building" Season 3 - specifically, could they maybe be related? -
Only Murders In The Building: Rotten Tomatoes Critics Give Season 3 A Standing Ovation
Season 3 of "Only Murders in the Building" has just dropped on Hulu to almost unanimous praise from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. Here's what they had to say. -
Only Murders In The Building Season 3: Oliver's Episode 2 Dream Explained
Season 3, Episode 2 of "Only Murders in the Building" sees Oliver have a dream sequence that pays tribute to a classic film. Here's what the dream really means. -
Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Episode 2 Takes A Wry Shot At Paramount+
"Only Murders in the Building" is a clever show that's known for winking at the fans. Now it's throwing some friendly shade at one of Hulu's rival platforms. -
Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Review: A New Case Takes Center Stage
Hulu's "Only Murders in the Building" has been a winner since Season 1. Season 3 brings Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez back for another murder. -
The Ending Of Cruel Summer Season 2 Explained
The ending of "Cruel Summer" Season 2 is full of twists and turns up until the very last moment. Here's what it all means. -
Easter Eggs, References, And Gags That Return In Futurama Season 11
"Futurama" is back once again, and its latest incarnation on Hulu is filled with clever nods and Easter eggs, referencing the series' past and other things. -
Futurama Season 11 Resurrects An Amy Gag Only Hardcore Fans Get
Futurama Season 11, Episode 2, ""Children of a Lesser Bog," features an Amy sight gag that calls back to the show's previous seasons and a few notable episodes.
