The Lincoln Lawyer S2: Which Locations Can You Visit In LA (For Free)?
"The Lincoln Lawyer" fans can visit plenty of the Netflix show's out-of-the-way Los Angeles locations, and while some may cost money, others are totally free.
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Why The Heck Do Streamers Keep Removing Original Content: How Netflix, Max, & More Decide
The golden age of streaming has come to an end as media giants like Netflix, Max, Disney+, and more remove original content in a bid to cut costs.
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Why Andrea Freemann From The Lincoln Lawyer Looks So Familiar
Andrea Freemann from "The Lincoln Lawyer" Season 2 looks familiar for a good reason. Here are some shows where you might have seen the actor before.
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The Witcher S3: Jaskier Is Attracted To Radovid's Intelligence Underneath His Facade
In an interview about "The Witcher" Season 3, Joey Batey shared that he thinks Jaskier is is attracted to the intelligence Radovid hides beneath his facade.
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White Girl: The Underrated Indie Thriller You Must Watch On Netflix
"White Girl" is an indie drama that explores the youth of New York. The 2016 film is a daunting tale that should be your next watch on Netflix.
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The Witcher S3 Vol 2 Teaser Shows The Battles Still To Come For Henry Cavill's Geralt
Season 3, Volume 2 of "The Witcher" will see Henry Cavill's Geralt of Rivia take part in a number of epic battles to wrap up the actor's time on the show.
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Why Did Daybreak Get Canceled & What Do We Know About The Season 2 Plans?
"Daybreak" was canceled by Netflix before Season 2 could be produced. Here's what we know about the show's cancelation and the plans for a second season.
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Why Lisa Trammell From The Lincoln Lawyer Looks So Familiar
"The Lincoln Lawyer" Season 2 introduces Lana Parrilla's Lisa Trammel, a chef accused of murder. Here's where viewers may have seen Parrilla before.
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The Lincoln Lawyer: How Many Episodes Are In Season 2 & When Does Part 2 Drop?
As fans anticipate the release of the second half of "The Lincoln Lawyer" Season 2 on Netflix, here's a look at how many episodes will be in the season.
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The Lincoln Lawyer: What Book Is Season 2 Based On?
Fans of "The Lincoln Lawyer" can rest easy knowing that for Season 2, the series will once again be drawing inspiration from a book by Michael Connelly.
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The Witcher S3: Why The Colors At The Conclave Ball Mean More Than You Think
"The Witcher" Season 3, Episode 5 features the Conclave Ball, and if you look closely, characters' costumes reveal important information.
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Why Was Designated Survivor Canceled By ABC And Netflix?
The Kiefer Sutherland-starring "Designated Survivor" premiered on ABC in 2016 and then moved to Netflix in 2019. Here's why each may have canceled it.
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Run Rabbit Run: The Real-Life Inspiration Behind The Sarah Snook Thriller
There's a real story behind Sarah Snook's new Netflix thriller "Run Rabbit Run," and it's terrifying.
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The Lincoln Lawyer: The Ugly Betty Reunion You Likely Didn't Notice In Season 2
In Netflix's "The Lincoln Lawyer," fans were treated to a reunion of some "Ugly Betty" cast members.
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How Many Episodes Is The Witcher Season 3 Altogether?
"The Witcher" Season 3 is changing things up by dropping in two distinct parts on Netflix. Here's how many combined episodes the two batches boast.
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Is The Night Agent Appropriate For Younger Netflix Viewers?
Is "The Night Agent" appropriate for kids? Given its TV-MA rating for violence and language, parents should probably watch this Netflix series on their own.
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The Witcher's Main Characters Ranked Worst To Best
Now that the third season of "The Witcher" has arrived, let's rank the fantasy series' complex and conflicted main characters from worst to best.
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Nimona's Debut Numbers On Netflix Are Disappointing, Despite Stellar Reviews
Despite critical acclaim, "Nimona" has not done as well as expected on Netflix.
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The Witcher: Season 3 Has Lost Ground On Netflix's Top 10 - What's Got It Beat?
"The Witcher" Season 3, Volume 1 has trouble maintaining viewership, already getting knocked out of the top spot in Netflix's Top 10 from an unlikely source.
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Greta Gerwig's Narnia Reboot Should Skip The Wardrobe And Start With Magician's Nephew
Greta Gerwig is making a new Chronicles of Narnia movie for Netflix. Starting with The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe would be a mistake.
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Little Man: The Wayans Brothers Flop That's Hitting A Growth Spurt On Netflix
The Wayans brothers' "Little Man" was savaged by critics upon its release, but it's enjoying surprising success as one of Netflix's top 10 films of the week.
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The Witcher: Who Plays Yennefer And Why Is The Character Different In Season 3?
In "The Witcher," Yennefer's character changes greatly across three seasons. Here's a look at the character and the actor who plays her.
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Black Mirror: What Was The Point Of The Shut Up And Dance Episode?
"Black Mirror" fans might be scratching their heads wondering what the point was behind the "Shut Up and Dance" episode. Here's a look at the episode.
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The Witcher Season 3: How Stranger Things Inspired The Two-Part Episode Split
"The Witcher" Season 3 is broken up into two volumes, and fans can thank "Stranger Things" for having to wait a month to see the remaining three episodes.
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Sex Education Final Season Teases More Awkward Blunders, Hook-Ups, & Breakthroughs
"Sex Education" returns for its fourth and final season on September 21, and fans of the show can expect a raunchy, heartfelt conclusion.
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The Ending Of Run Rabbit Run Explained
Daina Reid's Sarah Snook-starring Australian horror film, "Run Rabbit Run," offers a tangled web of disturbing revelations. Here's the film's ending explained.
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'Hated In The Nation' Explained - Understanding Black Mirror's 'X-Files' Episode
Let's take a deep dive into the "Black Mirror" episode "Hated in the Nation," which looks at extreme social media vigilantism and the technology that powers it.
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