During an exclusive interview for Season 4 of "A.P. Bio," Looper spoke to Lyric Lewis, Mary Sohn, and Jean Villepique. The trio dished on the hit show's new season, where they'd like to see their characters go in the future, and who breaks most on set. Lewis also talked about a particularly heartwarming scene with Howerton from the new season.

Looper spoke to Stephan Franck for an exclusive interview during which he dished on the future of "What If...?," the pressure and honor of animating Chadwick Boseman's final project, and his greatest inspirations for the look and feel of the show.

Looper spoke to Ryan Meinerding for an exclusive interview during which he dished on the evolution of the MCU from "Iron Man" to "What If...?," what his collaboration with other creatives and directors looks like, and even the first sketches he did for the show quite a few years ago.

During an exclusive interview with Looper for "Cinderella," Kay Cannon dished on the film's feminist spin on the classic fairytale and what it was like working with Camila Cabello, Billy Porter, and Idina Menzel. She also talked about her days on "Pitch Perfect" and the heartwarming way the cast honored her during the third film.

During an exclusive interview for "A.P. Bio" season 4, Looper spoke to Glenn Howerton and Patton Oswalt. The duo dished on the new season, doing wild improv on the show, and the series' ingenious thematic episodes. Howerton even dished on the possibility of an "A.P. Bio" co-star appearance on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." Meanwhile, Oswalt compared a particular "A.P. Bio" character to his Marvel villain, MODOK.

During an exclusive interview with Looper, Jason Behr dished on the final season of "Supergirl," what it was like working with Melissa Benoist, and why Supergirl and Superman are still so important to fans generations later. He also recalled a hilarious story from the "Roswell, New Mexico" set.

Looper spoke to Kristin Kreuk during an exclusive interview for "Burden of Truth," and she dished on the ending of the show, the importance of the subjects it tackles, and the biggest differences between a law drama like "Burden of Truth" and a genre series like "Smallville."

As it turns out, "Supernatural" was even the last role for several of the show's esteemed guest stars. From those who played on-screen civilian casualties to terrifying monsters and everything in between, here are the "Supernatural" actors you might not know passed away.

Looper spoke to Nathan Dean in an exclusive interview, during which he dished on Season 3 of "Roswell, New Mexico," what he really thinks about UFOs, and what it was like working on "The Originals," "Once Upon a Time," and "True Blood." 

Looper spoke to Lindsey Morgan during an exclusive interview, and she dished on the Season 1 finale, teased her Season 2 arc, revealed the wildest thing Jared Padalecki has done on set, and reminisced about her final days on "The 100."