Despite severe cases of bullying, favoritism, an inability to handle students, and putting children into dangerous situations, the Hogwarts professors leave a lot to be desired. Sure, we all anxiously waited for a Hogwarts letter on our eleventh birthdays, but it certainly isn't the safest place, and some might have left in a body bag. Did you notice any of these less than favorable characteristics regarding Hogwarts' finest?

During an exclusive interview for Matthew Daddario's new film "Wild Game," the actor revealed what he thinks of Magnus and Alec's heartwarming "Shadowhunters" ending. He also pitched an epic (and festive) way that Freeform and the "Shadowhunters" Powers That Be can revive the series for a movie-length feature. It's a proposition that could only come for a series as devoted to its fans as this one.

Looper spoke to Matthew Daddario during an exclusive interview where he discussed "Wild Hunt," the film's horseback riding, and whether or not he considers himself a method actor. He also reminisced about his time on "Shadowhunters," working with Harry Shum Jr., and how he feels about Magnus and Alec's ending. Daddario even pitched an epic holiday special idea for a potential "Shadowhunters" reboot. 

During an exclusive interview with Looper, Fra Fee opened up about the nuances of his character, what it was like working with Jeremy Renner and Alaqua Cox, and which "Rogers: The Musical" character he's dying to play. Fee also teased what sounds like a pretty epic "Hawkeye" season finale. 

During an exclusive interview with Looper, Piotr Adamczyk spoke about working alongside "Hawkeye" veterans like Jeremy Renner, Hailee Steinfeld, and Alaqua Cox. He also covered the importance of Polish and deaf representation, revealed what he wished he could have told Vera Farmiga during "Hawkeye" filming, and touched on "For All Mankind" Season 3 and "Lightyears."

Between its positive spin on multi-level marketing, the egregious depiction of sexual assault, and more than a few plotlines that just don't add up, there are some questionable things we ignored in "Edward Scissorhands." Here they are.

During an exclusive interview with Looper, "Hawkeye" executive producer Trinh Tran dished on the show's comic book inspiration, the transition between MCU films and TV, and carving space to deal with Hawkeye's grief and PTSD.

During an exclusive interview with Looper, Kevin Smith and Chris Wood dished on Part 2 of "Masters of the Universe: Revelation," what it was like working with the show's iconic actors and working together again after a couple of "Supergirl" run-ins.

During an exclusive interview with Looper, Mckenna Grace dished on the pressure of taking on the Ghostbusting mantle from the original cast and working with such icons. She also covered what it was like working with Paul Rudd and Finn Wolfhard and revealed how involved Ivan Reitman was in the project. 

Though with all of the incredible ways the show defined a generation, there are still plenty of things the series could have done better. The characters are far from flawless, which is a part of their charm, but like "Gossip Girl," the series often gets criticized for glorifying wealth (as much as Sandy and Seth Cohen reject the politics and snooty vibe of their neighbors). Between a cringe amount of slut-shaming, undertones of homophobia, and stigmatizing therapy, the show is very much a product of its time — but that's no excuse. Did you question any of the following plotlines when they aired in the early '00s?