TV Interviews
What We Learned at the WandaVision Virtual Press Conference
Living idealized suburban lives, super-powered beings Wanda and Vision begin to suspect that everything is not as it seems.
Interview: John Ridley talks ‘The Other History of the DC Universe’ and ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’
Oscar-winning screenwriter John Ridley discusses his new DC Comics series, ‘The Other History of the DC Universe,’ as well as his work on the groundbreaking sitcom, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
Dane DeHaan talks “The Stranger,” a new short-form thriller only on Quibi
An unassuming young rideshare driver is thrown into her worst nightmare when a mysterious Hollywood Hills passenger enters her car.
Apple TV+ “Home Before Dark” Season One Review and Interviews
A young girl from the big city uncovers clues to an unsolved cold case while visiting her father's small lakeside town.
The 100 Season 6: Jason Rothenberg Interview
It’s been five years since we met The 100, the children of a space colony returning to Earth long after it became unlivable. Life on Earth wasn’t easy for The 100 either and The 100 certainly dwindled...
The 100 Interview: Marie Avgeropoulos on Season Six
The 100 surviving children of earth have faced a lot of turmoil in their five seasons of post-apocalyptic survival. There are far less than 100 as loved ones have come and gone. Octavia Blake (Marie A...
Franchise Fred Interview: Xolo Mariduena on Cobra Kai Season 2
When Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) reopened Cobra Kai, the world of The Karate Kid got a lot bigger. Johnny taught a new generation of high schoolers, but he was closest with Miguel (Xolo Mariduena)...
Franchise Fred Interview: William Zabka on Cobra Kai Season 2
The long awaited second season of Cobra Kai is finally here and William Zabka really gets to shine in it. Season one gave us more Johnny Lawrence than a movie ever could by making him a main character...
Franchise Fred Interview: Martin Kove on Cobra Kai and John Kreese
Cobra Kai sure knows how to keep us in suspense. They ended the first season with the return of the series’ most formidable villain, John Kreese (Martin Kove). It was even more unexpected since Kreese...