A Star Trek: Lower Decks Joke Is The Perfect Gates McFadden Tribute
Star Trek: The Next Generation star Gates McFadden has a fascinating career outside of Trek, and Lower Decks just winked at it.
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The Boys And Gen V Timelines Are Starting To Sync Up
The latest episode of Gen V features events that crossover with The Boys, so let's get spoilery and dive into that. -
Gen V's Victoria Neuman And Marie Moreau Reflect The Show's Biggest Theme
Victoria Neuman of The Boys and Marie Moreau of Gen V are as similar as they are different, which is exactly the point. -
One Lower Decks Easter Egg Tells Us What Happened To An Old School Star Trek Villain
Harcourt "Harry" Fenton Mudd has had quite the history in Star Trek lore, but the latest episode of Lower Decks reveals an unexpected chapter in his life. -
Star Trek: Lower Decks Pokes Fun At Star Wars With Its Latest Episode
The latest episode of the animated series Star Trek: Lower Decks heads to a galaxy far, far away for some jokes at the expense of Star Wars. -
The Frasier Revival Satirizes Dr. Crane's Snobbiness More Than The Original Series Ever Did
Part of the charm of the original Frasier was the loving send-up of Frasier Crane's pretentiousness. The new revival seems now to have an issue with it. -
A Silly Lower Decks Joke Is A Callback To Star Trek's Goofiest Alien
Remember Balok, the scary alien seen in Star Trek: The Original Series? The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks provided a stunning revelation about him. -
The Frasier Revival Finally Gives Us What's Been Missing Most: A Dog Frenemy
Even though Eddie isn't around anymore, the Frasier revival finally gave Dr. Crane a canine rival to glare at, and we hope there's more of this to come. -
Lower Decks Finally Explores Mariner's Backstory – And Her Ties To Star Trek History
On Star Trek: Lower Decks, Mariner has gotten into her fair share of brawls. Now we finally know why, and the answer is an unexpected link to a Trek character. -
The Frasier Revival Teases The First Original Cast Member Return
The Frasier revival is bringing back a familiar face from the original Frasier and Cheers. Will that help lift the revival out of its rut? -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Cheers
Cheers premiered over 40 years ago on NBC. In that time, some of the show's stars have passed, but most have gone on to have major careers. -
Juno Temple Is A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing In The Fargo Season 5 Trailer
Trouble is coming to Minnesota and North Dakota all over again in the upcoming Fargo season 5. Check out the trailer right here. -
If You Want Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 14, You Gotta Help Joel Hodgson Pay For It
Mystery Science Theater 3000 creator Joel Hodgson is back with a new crowdfunding campaign to help make season 14 of the movie-mocking show. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Carol Burnett Show
The Carol Burnett Show has influenced so many of your favorite comedians, but sadly, only a couple main cast members are still alive today. -
Rick And Morty Season 7 And Community Both Took Inspiration From A Beloved Disney Movie
The body-swap premise of Freaky Friday has been homaged countless times, but Community and Rick and Morty both took it to a weirder place. -
Almost Every Aspect Of Futurama's Hermes Was Added In At The Last Minute
Hermes is a beloved staple of Futurama's Planet Express crew. But if it weren't for one last second character change, he may not have lasted long at all. -
Pedro Pascal's Protective Mom Returns To SNL To Torment Another Girlfriend
Pedro Pascal teamed up with Bad Bunny for a second 'Protective Mom' sketch on Saturday Night Live. Her son does not have depression. He just likes the dark. -
An Improvised It's Always Sunny Line Set Up Mac's Story Before It Was Even Written
An improvised It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia line from Rob McElhenney helped change the trajectory of the character of Mac for the show. -
Bad Bunny Brings Bilingual Laughs (With Mick Jagger And Pedro Pascal) To Saturday Night Live
Bad Bunny made his hosting debut on Saturday Night Live, and he also brought Pedro Pascal, Fred Armisen and ... Mick Jagger? Let's dig into the new episode. -
How Shelley Long Saved Ted Danson's Lackluster Cheers Audition
Ted Danson and Shelley Long had wonderful chemistry in their Cheers audition, which proved to be a life-saver for Danson. -
Saturday Night Live Pitches A24's Shrek 5, Starring Bad Bunny As Shrek
Bad Bunny wants to do a Shrek-based sketch with Please Don't Destroy on Saturday Night Live. Or maybe he doesn't. Whatever. -
Wednesday's Thing Actor Had A Particularly Hard Time With One Finger
The actor behind Thing on the Netflix series 'Wednesday' had a serious challenge when trying to execute a perfect flip of the bird. -
Patrick Stewart's Extras Episode Almost Fell Apart Because Ricky Gervais Couldn't Stop Laughing
A scene in the comedy series Extras featuring guest star Patrick Stewart ended up requiring over 40 takes because Ricky Gervais kept laughing too much. -
The Original Idea For Frasier Would Have Completely Abandoned The Cheers Universe
The original plan for Frasier Crane was thankfully abandoned after Cheers, giving us the beloved series we have today. -
The Darkest Moment In M*A*S*H Was Based On A True Story
A disturbing true story was used for the MASH series finale, Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen. Learn about it right here, but be warned that it's upsetting. -
Why It's Always Sunny (Mostly) Decided To Drop The Philadelphia Accent
Only one of the cast members on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is actually from Philadelphia. So, why did none of the others ever affect a Philly accent? -
How Jay Thomas Got His Cheers Character Eddie LeBec Killed Off
When Cheers actor Jay Thomas publicly insulted his co-star Rhea Perlman, the show's writers retaliated by killing off his character, Eddie.
