Star Trek's William Shatner Says There's Only One Way He'd Allow An AI-Generated Kirk
William Shatner knows the Star Trek franchise may recreate his youthful likeness with AI one day, but he has a fairly pragmatic view of the situation.
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Did Game Of Thrones Really Keep Two Cast Members Separate After A Messy Breakup?
During season 7 of Game of Thrones, a report circulated suggesting that two specific actors hated each other so much, they wouldn't appear on screen together. -
The Boys Season 4's Controversial Hughie Storyline Explained By Creator Eric Kripke
The Boys season 4 really put Hughie (Jack Quaid) through the wringer, but series creator Eric Kripke has insisted there's a good reason for that. -
John De Lancie Was Left Unhappy By One Controversial Star Trek: Picard Decision
While Star Trek: Picard saw the return of the mischievous Q (John de Lancie), Lancie felt an aspect of his storyline wasn't handled very well. -
The Boys' Black Noir Actor Almost Played Another Member Of The Seven
The Boys actor Nathan Mitchell auditioned for another member of the Seven before being cast as the mysterious, silent, always-masked Black Noir. -
Disney+'s Upcoming TV Channels Include A Big First For Marvel & Star Wars
Disney+ is adding a series of new channels, including one devoted to Marvel and Star Wars media. Here's how this will impact the streamer. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Evangelion Franchise
Wanting to watch the Neon Genesis Evangelion Franchise but don't know where to start? Here's our guide to the correct order to check out the hit anime series. -
Richard Dean Anderson Had Two Conditions To Replace Kurt Russell For Stargate SG-1
Kurt Russell is an irreplaceable performer, but when it came to Stargate SG-1, some ground rules were set to make it work. -
The Game Of Thrones Scenes Davos Seaworth Actor Liam Cunningham Refused To Shoot
Game of Thrones actor Liam Cunningham took a stand over a proposed subplot he felt would've compromised his character, Ser Davos Seaworth. -
A Star Trek Producer Passed On Game Of Thrones Creator George R.R. Martin As A Writer
George R.R. Martin interviewed to write for Star Trek: The Next Generation, but was turned down for reasons that should amuse you. -
Star Trek Transporters Served A Practical Purpose On The Sci-Fi Set
Star Trek's transporters are unique to the sci-fi franchise, but they also served an important creative purpose in The Original Series. -
The Only Buffy The Vampire Slayer Actors To Appear In Every Episode
Buffy the Vampire Slayer was really an ensemble show (especially as it went on), yet only certain actors in the cast appeared in every episode. -
How Peter Dinklage Feels About The Game Of Thrones Finale 5 Years Later
Five years after the show's divisive finale, Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage has once again weighed in with his feelings about the series' ending. -
What Happened To The Cast Of Fox's Bones?
Bones was a huge TV hit for Fox, but the cast has kept busy with other projects since the show's end. Here's what they've been up to. -
Rings Of Power Season 2 Episode 5 Raises An Important Question About A Lord Of The Rings Location
This episode of The Rings of Power has us wondering if the elves' PR team might be the most powerful force in all of Middle-earth. -
The Rings Of Power Season 2 Episode 5 Foreshadows The Ringwraiths' Creepiest Quality
As we saw in fifth episode of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2, invisibility does not come without a cost in Tolkien's fantasy world. -
The 5 Worst Episodes Of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Ranked
As great as Star Trek: The Next Generation is, the show still has its fair share of stinkers. Here's our ranking of the five worst episodes. -
Gene Roddenberry Hated One Of The Best Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes
One of the best episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation broke one of creator Gene Roddenberry's mandatory rules. -
Why Kurt Russell Didn't Return As Jack O'Neill For Stargate SG-1
Kurt Russell didn't reprise his Stargate movie role for the spinoff series SG-1, but it's hard to fault his logic for passing on the show. -
Why Frank Langella Didn't Want To Be Credited For His Star Trek Role
Frank Langella didn't want to be credited for his role in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine season 2 for reasons that are actually quite wholesome. -
Why Scott Bakula Hated Star Trek: Enterprise's 26-Episode Count
Star Trek: Enterprise had several problems starting out, with series lead Scott Bakula citing its 26-episode season count as a big one. -
Why Is September 8th Star Trek Day?
Happy Star Trek Day to all who celebrate! Here's why September 8th has the distinct honor of representing all things Trek. -
Why One Star Trek Actress Left & Later Returned To The Series
Denise Crosby played Tasha Yar on Star Trek: The Next Generation before leaving the show, only to unexpectedly return to the series later in its run. -
Why Did Richard Dean Anderson Leave Stargate SG-1?
Stargate-SG1 starred Richard Dean Anderson for six seasons. Here's why the actor didn't make it to season 10. -
LeVar Burton's Reading Rainbow Gave Star Trek: The Next Generation Fans A Big First
A Star Trek-themed episode of the LeVar Burton-hosted Reading Rainbow marked a noteworthy first for The Next Generation. -
Naruto Filler List: All The Anime Episodes You Can Skip
The Naruto anime features multiple filler episodes that can technically be skipped. Here's why you should watch them anyway. -
The Boys: Why Laz Alonso Looks So Different As Mother's Milk In Season 4
Mother's Milk appeared to have gotten a makeover ahead of The Boys season 4, and it was all Laz Alonso's choice.
