Some of the TV most iconic characters who have been though a divorce... or more. The “will they, won’t they” trope refers to when a TV show traces the blossoming romance of two central ...

Television and movies are different ways of telling stories, but their paths occasionally cross. For example, sometimes a movie will be adapted into a TV show. However, the star of the said movie ...

These are prime examples of actors who turned their supporting TV show character roles into a launching pad for fame and fortune. Have you ever caught a rerun of an older TV show and during the ...

One of the most famous examples is "Qpid," a 1991 episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation where the omnipotent Q forces Captain Picard and his crew to play-act the Robin Hood saga.

But can you guess the TV show based on the names of their most famous (or supporting) characters? Well, If you’re up to the task, we’ve put together a little quiz to test your knowledge. Here ...

The show ended up becoming pretty big, and so did his character. Sheen became a main cast member and he received multiple Emmy nominations for his role. Captain Hook from "Once Upon A Time" was ...

Jeff Victor is a fantastic illustrator and a long time Gizmodo reader. I asked him to send us his favorite illustrations from one of my favorite series: ...

LAKE BUTLER, Florida — Jay North, who portrayed the longtime comics character in the 1950s and ‘60s TV series “Dennis the Menace,” has died at the age of 73, according to multiple reports.

10 Famous Literary Characters and Their Real-Life Inspirations. Emily Temple. November 14, 2011 Link Copied. Who was the spark behind the creation of Tintin, Long John Silver, and Severus Snape?