Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For a comedy about a grown man in a dog costume, FX/X’s Wilfred has surprisingly evolved into one of the darkest shows of our time ...
‘Wilfred’ Returns With More Dark Comedy About Man’s Best Friend as a Possible Sign of Mental Illness
You can find Elijah Wood in theaters this weekend playing a compulsive killer of young women in Franck Khalfoun’s remake of “Maniac,” offering a physically dissimilar and more angsty take on the ...
Well… it's not as complicated as it might seem, and thanks to a Wilfred series finale that was sweet, revealing, and sad but (as star/producer/writer Jason Gann ...
I’d love to trade places With a dog for a day To know what he thinks And what he feels Does he think about life? Does he think about God? Or just about his next meal, like us? –Dan Bern, “Rolling Away ...
The star of the FX comedy addresses Ryan's possible mental illness and why Wilfred is important to his character's life. By Aaron Couch Thursday, June 20 Is Ryan crazy? Is Wilfred real? Can you get a ...
The last time we saw Catherine Newman, when we first met her just under a month ago in season one’s “Compassion,” her situation brought even more intrigue to Ryan’s condition. She may have provided ...
Back in October FX picked up 13 episodes of an American remake of the Australian series Wilfred. The series follows Ryan (Elijah Wood) as an introvert who struggles to find social and professional ...
Wilfred is a great comedy about a man and his (neighbor's) dog — but is it a great mystery? Not so much. The series started with Ryan's (Elijah Wood) attempted suicide and has since followed his ...
Elijah Wood stars in the new comedy, debuting Thursday on FX, as a depressed lawyer who sees his neighbor's canine as an insightful Australian guy in a cheap dog suit. By Tim Goodman What it’s about: ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results