A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Episode 3 Gives Us More Reasons To Hate House Targaryen
The world of Game of Thrones is full of terrible Targaryens, and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has introduced another.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Just Changed Game Of Thrones Lore In A Major Way
A Knight of the Seven Kingdom's third episode is sure to raise eyebrows where it concerns its take on established Game of Thrones lore.
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How A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms' [SPOILER] Is Related To Familiar Game Of Thrones Characters
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 3 reveals the true identity of Sir Duncan's young squire, and how he's related to characters from Game of Thrones.
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How X-Men '97 Limited Morph's Shape-Shifting Abilities With One Definitive Rule
The creatives who worked on X-Men '97 put a rule in place regarding how Morph's shape-shifting superpowers worked, and they stuck to it.
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Why Marvel's Hawkeye Season 2 Didn't Happen, According To The Show's Producer
Hawkeye season 2 has yet to materialize despite season 1's positive reception. Now, producer Andrew Guest has weighed in on what happened with the Marvel show.
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Wonder Man Continues The MCU's Destruction Of One Of Marvel's Most Fun Concepts
New Marvel series Wonder Man brings back the Department of Damage Control, which is fun in the comics but has been wasted in the MCU.
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I've Seen Every Star Wars Movie And Show. Here's How It Can Be Saved
With new leadership taking over at Lucasfilm, the Star Wars franchise is at a turning point, and one of our writers has thoughts on where it should go next.
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Who Plays Obel Wochak In Star Trek: Starfleet Academy?
Klingons are front and center in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's fourth episode, with one of them, Obel Wochak, being played by a seasoned character actor.
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Wonder Man Completes One Of The Most Surprising Heroic Arcs In The MCU
Trevor Slattery (Ben Kingsley) returning in Wonder Man allows the Marvel Cinematic Universe character to complete a most unexpected journey.
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Fallout Season 2 Shows A New Side Of Ghouls And We Need To Talk About It
Thaddeus (Johnny Pemberton) believes he's turning into a ghoul on Fallout, but season 2's penultimate episode has us wondering if that's really the case.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's Solution To The Klingon Problem, Explained
Are the Klingons an outdated concept? Star Trek: Starfleet Academy episode 4 addresses this problem with a compelling storyline involving Jay-Den (Karim Diané).
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Wonder Man Episode 3: The Barrel Of Clothes At The Party Explained
One of Wonder Man's main goals is to honor Haitian culture, which is exactly what the Marvel series does in its third episode.
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Wonder Man Brings In A Daredevil 2003 Star, But Not In The Way You'd Think
You might expect an actor from 2003's Daredevil popping up on Wonder Man to lead to some multiversal mayhem, but the actual payoff is much better.
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God Of War Prime Video Series Casts A Hollywood Legend As Odin (And He's Perfect)
Yet another celebrated actor has joined the cast of Prime Video's God of War TV series, this time as the original video games' version of Odin.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's Big Debate Storyline Pays Tribute To One Of The Best TNG Episodes
Next Generation fans will definitely appreciate the way Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's debate storyline in episode 4 nods to one of its all-timer episodes.
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Prime Video's God Of War Series Casts A Severance Star As Thor
Prime Video's God of War video game TV show adaptation continues to flesh out its cast by adding a memorable Severance veteran to its ranks as Thor.
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Fallout Season 2's New Power Armor Explained
Maximus (Aaron Moten) dons some new Power Armor in Fallout season 2's penultimate episode, and there's a reason it gets the reaction that it does.
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How Τhe X-Men '97 Opening Credits Fixed A Clumsy Rogue Moment From The Original Series
X-Men '97's bigger animation budget created an opportunity to fix a big Rogue moment that had been clumsily executed in the original series.
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Fallout Season 2 Episode 7 Makes The Biggest Reference To The Games Yet
The Fallout TV series has never been a direct adaptation of the games that inspired it, but the latest episode has a direct reference to Fallout: New Vegas.
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Marvel's Wonder Man Has Solved The Biggest Problem In Modern Superhero Stories, And It's Perfect
Many superhero projects have gotten bogged down in origin stories, but Marvel's Wonder Man TV series has a creative approach to that problem.
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Wonder Man: Simon Williams' MCU Powers, Explained
Wonder Man keeps the exact nature of Simon Williams' powers a mystery - until the Marvel Cinematic Universe series' finale reveals their true nature.
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Fallout Season 2: One Fan-Favorite Actor Gets A Cameo In Episode 7
With its penultimate episode, Fallout season 2 has introduced an intriguing (and sinister) new player who's brought to life by a fan-favorite actor.
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Fallout Season 2 Finally Gives An Origin Story For Its Most Surprising Character
Fallout loves a good flashback, and season 2 finally gave us an origin story to one of the show's most interesting and mysterious characters.
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Fallout Season 2: Lucy's Big Decision In Episode 7, Explained
Lucy's (Ella Purnell) conflict with her dad Hank (Kyle MacLachlan) comes to a head in Fallout season 2, episode 7, so let's examine how it all goes down.
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Marvel's Wonder Man Directly References A Controversial Best Picture Winner, And It's Perfect
Marvel's Hollywood-set new series Wonder Man drops a perfect reference to the only X-rated movie ever to win Best Picture at the Oscars.
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Why Storm's Mutant Powers Were Always A Challenge For X-Men '97 Animators
Storm is one of the most powerful heroes in the entire Marvel canon, and that made her a challenge for the X-Men '97 animation team.
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The Boys Creator Eric Kripke Made A Tarzan Series You Likely Never Knew Existed
Prior to creating Supernatural and The Boys, Eric Kripke developed a Tarzan TV series that Warner Bros. has since tried to memory-hole out of existence.
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