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Interview: Visual Effects Supervisor Jason Zimmerman Chats About Playing with Spaceships for ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’ and ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’

Forget the final frontier, for Emmy-winning visual effects supervisor Jason Zimmerman, the real mission is surviving 60 years of Star Trek canon. Boasting an impressive franchise pedigree that includes overseeing the vfx world of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Zimmerman has spent years managing a massive 150-episode footprint across 17 seasons […] More

by Ayla Ruby June 20, 2026, 12:03 am
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TV Topics: Shailene Woodley Finds Hope in ‘Paradise’ and Its Most Heartbreaking Story

(Warning: This article reveals some major spoilers very early on. If you have not watched Paradise season 2, do so now.) When it comes to Shailene Woodley‘s work on Paradise, perhaps the most impressive thing is how her presence is felt throughout the entire season. There are so many moments that circle back to her […] More

by Steven Prusakowski June 19, 2026, 3:17 pm
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Interview: How Kate O’Flynn Makes a “Forgettable” Character Completely Unforgettable on ‘Widow’s Bay’

Every once in a while, a character appears on television who feels instantly unforgettable. The funny thing about Patricia in Widow’s Bay is that, on paper, she shouldn’t be. Patricia is, for the most part, an ordinary person, kind of mundane. She isn’t particularly glamorous. Her clothes, hair, and makeup never seem designed to draw […] More

by Steven Prusakowski June 19, 2026, 12:47 pm
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Interview: Production Designer Gemma Jackson on the Look of ‘Death by Lightning’

Emmy winner and Oscar-nominated production designer Gemma Jackson is no stranger to historical dramas. She sat down with us over Zoom and broke down how she brought late-19th-century America to life for the Netflix series Death by Lightning. Tasked with rebuilding key parts of DC, New York, and Ohio within the landlocked backdrop of Budapest, […] More

by Ayla Ruby June 19, 2026, 11:25 am
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Interview: ‘Half Man’ Actor Mitchell Robertson Brings Nuance, Vulnerability, and Shame to Young Niall

In a growing sea of emerging talent, Mitchell Robertson is a stand out. He arrives on the scene not with bravado, but with a quiet humbleness and reflectiveness that feels genuinely charming. That same quality is found in his performance as young Niall in Richard Gadd’s Half Man, where so much of the character exists […] More

by Steven Prusakowski June 19, 2026, 11:02 am
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Interview: Matthew Rhys Talks ‘The Beast in Me’ and Reading Scripts as a Viewer First

Matthew Rhys stars in The Beast in Me, which offers audiences a front-row seat to a deadly game of cat and mouse between acclaimed author Aggie Wiggs (Claire Danes) and her new neighbor, Nile Jarvis. Aggie finds an unlikely muse for her next book in the successful and powerful real estate mogul who was the […] More

by Sophia Soto June 19, 2026, 10:55 am
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Interview: The Cast of ‘Lord of the Flies’ On Finding Friendship and Themselves in Netflix’s Haunting Adaptation

There is a reason why Lord of the Flies stays with you long after you first read it. Most tackle it for a class during that coming-of-age point in life, the perfect time to process William Golding 1954 novel about a group of kids stranded on a tropical island where they learn about themselves, their […] More

by Steven Prusakowski June 19, 2026, 4:53 am
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Interview: ‘BAIT’ Showrunner Ben Karlin on Bond, Riz Ahmed, Patrick Stewart, and More

The name’s Karlin, Ben Karlin, and as the co-showrunner of the comedy BAIT, he’s licensing a whole new kind of creative thrill. In this interview, the self-proclaimed Riz Ahmed superfan reveals how a casual chat about Ahmed’s real-life brush with James Bond completely reshaped the series. Karlin talks about balancing comedy and authentic drama in […] More

by Ayla Ruby June 19, 2026, 3:23 am
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Interview: Choreographer Chris Scott Talks ‘Wicked: One Wonderful Night’

Bringing years of expertise from major projects, including his recent work on the Wicked feature films and an 18-year collaborative partnership with director Jon Chu, choreographer and producer Chris Scott sat down to discuss the beautiful experience of creation of the live television special, Wicked: One Wonderful Night. Despite a daunting timeline that compressed months […] More

by Ayla Ruby June 19, 2026, 3:20 am
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Interview: ‘The Four Seasons’ Executive Producers Discuss Season Two of the Hit Netflix Series

Season two of Netflix’s The Four Seasons sees the return of series stars Tina Fey, Colman Domingo, Will Forte, Marco Calvani, and Kerri Kenney-Silver,as their characters cope with a loss of their friend Nick (Steve Carell), and the bombshell news of Ginny’s (Erika Henningsen) pregnancy. Relationships and long-term marriages are put to the test as they deal with amplified […] More

by Jeff Heller June 19, 2026, 3:00 am
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TV Topics: Patrick Ball on Addiction, Accountability, and Why Langdon’s Journey is Just Beginning on ‘The Pitt’

For fans of The Pitt, one of the biggest questions heading into season two surrounded Dr. Frank Langdon (Patrick Ball). When viewers last saw him, Dr. Robby (Noah Wyley) had confronted Langdon about his addiction to painkillers, forcing him to face a reality he’d spent much of the season trying to hide, even from the […] More

by Steven Prusakowski June 18, 2026, 5:06 pm
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TV Topics: Linda Cardellini on the Heartbreak of the Umpire Outfit and the Hidden Depth of Carol on ‘DTF St. Louis’

When Linda Cardellini appears in her comically large umpire gear for DTF St. Louis, it’s easy to laugh at how she looks in it. It is a choice for sure, but if you think it is just there for a laugh, as Carol would say, “No way, José!”, there is much more to it. The […] More

by Steven Prusakowski June 18, 2026, 12:15 pm

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Interview: Visual Effects Supervisor Jason Zimmerman Chats About Playing with Spaceships for ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’ and ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’

TV Topics: Shailene Woodley Finds Hope in ‘Paradise’ and Its Most Heartbreaking Story

Interview: How Kate O’Flynn Makes a “Forgettable” Character Completely Unforgettable on ‘Widow’s Bay’

Interview: Production Designer Gemma Jackson on the Look of ‘Death by Lightning’

Interview: ‘Half Man’ Actor Mitchell Robertson Brings Nuance, Vulnerability, and Shame to Young Niall

Interview: Matthew Rhys Talks ‘The Beast in Me’ and Reading Scripts as a Viewer First

Interview: The Cast of ‘Lord of the Flies’ On Finding Friendship and Themselves in Netflix’s Haunting Adaptation

Interview: ‘BAIT’ Showrunner Ben Karlin on Bond, Riz Ahmed, Patrick Stewart, and More

Interview: Choreographer Chris Scott Talks ‘Wicked: One Wonderful Night’

Interview: ‘The Four Seasons’ Executive Producers Discuss Season Two of the Hit Netflix Series

TV Topics: Patrick Ball on Addiction, Accountability, and Why Langdon’s Journey is Just Beginning on ‘The Pitt’

TV Topics: Linda Cardellini on the Heartbreak of the Umpire Outfit and the Hidden Depth of Carol on ‘DTF St. Louis’

TV Topics: Shailene Woodley Finds Hope in ‘Paradise’ and Its Most Heartbreaking Story

TV Topics: Patrick Ball on Addiction, Accountability, and Why Langdon’s Journey is Just Beginning on ‘The Pitt’

TV Topics: Linda Cardellini on the Heartbreak of the Umpire Outfit and the Hidden Depth of Carol on ‘DTF St. Louis’

TV Topics: Walton Goggins on the Painful Crossroads of His Two ‘Fallout’ Characters

TV Topics: Chase Infiniti is Everywhere and Her Work in ‘The Testaments’ Speaks for Itself

TV Topics: Isa Briones Talks the Barriers and Hidden Depths on the Dr. Santos on ‘The Pitt’

TV Topics: Karolina Wydra Reveals What’s Really Behind Zosia and Her Dream of Playing Walter White

TV Topics: Domhnall Gleeson Blends Flaws, Cringe, and Some “Jimmy Stewart” Charm As Ned on ‘The Paper’

TV Topics: Television Icon Carol Kane Shares Memories from ‘Taxi’ to Her ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Reunion With Danny DeVito

TV Topics: Luke Tennie Takes TV by Storm with Three Distinctly Different Roles on Shrinking, The Pitt, and Abbott Elementary

TV Topics: In ‘The Night Manager’ Diego Calva Is Not a Villain, But a Man Desperately Filling a Void

Interview: Emmy Rossum, Jake Lacy & More Discuss New Hulu Crime Series on ‘Furious’ Red Carpet

Interview: Nam Joo-hyuk and Roh Yoon-seo Lead ‘The East Palace’ With Immense Star Power

Interview: Judd Apatow Chats About His Emmy Nomination for ‘Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!’

Interview: Tal Anderson Talks About Her First Emmy Nomination for ‘The Pitt’

Interview: Jane Kaczmarek Puts the Fun in Dysfunctional in ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ Revival

Interview: Lucy Halliday on Playing Daisy’s Hidden, Rebelious Truths in ‘The Testaments’

Interview: Jake Lacy on Navigating ‘All Her Fault’ and Letting the Story Speak for Itself

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