Before Star Trek, Chekov Actor Walter Koenig Had A Small Role In A Revolutionary TV Show
Walter Koenig may be a Star Trek legend, but he got his start with a small role on a truly ground-breaking soap opera series.
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How Josh Duhamel Really Feels About Netflix Canceling Ransom Canyon
Ransom Canyon star Josh Duhamel revealed his true feelings about Netflix axing the show and explained his reasoning for thinking the series was safe.
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Netflix Adds A Sci-Fi Horror Series That Will Go Down As A Genre Classic
Netflix has added the first three seasons of a MGM+ sci-fi horror series to its library. Could this become the streamer's next big hit?
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5 Essential The X-Files Episodes Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
The X-Files was one of the definitive television series of the 1990s, and we've come up with five essential episodes to introduce you to the show.
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10 Best Superhero TV Shows Not Made By Marvel Or DC, Ranked
Phenomenal superhero television doesn't need to be connected to DC or Marvel. Look no further than these stellar examples as proof.
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Marshals Season 2 Finally Introduces A Real Villain, But Doesn't Use Him Enough
One of the biggest problems with Marshals so far has been the lack of a compelling villain, but Season 2's smarmy tech bro could be the bad guy it needs.
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Marshals Is Putting A Twist One One Of Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone Traditions
In the third episode of Marshals Season 2, Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone influence is starting to be felt in the form of a recurring visual motif.
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5 Prematurely Canceled Western TV Shows That Deserved A Second Chance
These five Western TV shows were canceled too soon. Even though they were yanked off the air, they still deserve another look.
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This Late '40s Western TV Series Features An Actor We Don't Talk About Today
William Boyd has the distinction of starring in the first Western TV series, but the actor and his show both seem mostly forgotten these days.
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Are Starfleet Officers Allowed To Date On Star Trek?
We've seen several Star Trek episodes involving romantic relationships, but what do Starfleet's official rules say about fraternization? Let's explore.
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David Carradine Guest-Starred In A Short-Lived Lynda Carter Crime Series
In the mid-1970s, David Carradine had a guest appearance on a short-lived crime series that starred Wonder Woman Lynda Carter.
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How A New Star Trek Documentary Wants To Redefine What It Means To Be A Fan [Exclusive]
We spoke with the director of The Sixty-Year Mission, which is playing in Regal theaters now, about Star Trek fandom and what he wanted to do with his new doc.
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Netflix's Binge-Worthy Political Drama Is Secretly The Best Soap Opera On TV
Netflix's The Diplomat is a soap opera show masquerading as a political drama series, and that's just the way we like it.
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How To Watch Amanda Seyfried's Elizabeth Holmes Series The Dropout
If you're planning to watch You Can See Everything, you should definitely check out the Amanda Seyfried-led Elizabeth Holmes series The Dropout.
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Mobland Season 2 Showcases The Dark Side Of A Star Trek Legend
Colm Meaney, famous for playing Chief Petty Officer Miles O'Brien on Star Trek, gets to play a much darker character on Mobland.
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Crystal Lake Episode 5 Includes An Easter Egg Only Friday The 13th Fans Caught
In Crystal Lake Episode 5, Pamela Voorhees' outfit is an Easter egg that will make Friday the 13th fans sit up straight.
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Prime Video Adds All 8 Seasons Of A Beloved DC Comics TV Series
Prime Video now has all eight seasons of Arrow, the DC Comics TV show starring Stephen Amell that kicked off The CW's 'Arrowverse.'
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What Happened To Claire Littleton On Lost? Her Season 5 Absence, Explained
What happened to Claire on Lost? The character disappeared for season 5 and returned in the last season, but let's look back at why that disappearance happened.
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15 Most Expensive TV Shows Of All Time
From the mob antics of The Sopranos to the epic historical fantasy in Game of Thrones, here are the most expensive TV shows of all time.
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Slow Horses Season 6 Finally Gives Fans The Romance They've Been Waiting For
The fire from an explosion isn't the only spark flying in Slow Horses Season 6, Episode 5. The show's will-they won't-they romance is finally heating up.
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If You're Feeling Despair, The Best Possible Antidote Is Streaming On HBO Max
If you find yourself needing to feel hope and joy again, the post-apocalyptic series Station Eleven on Max can help cure your despair.
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The Original Mr. & Mrs. Smith Was A '90s CBS Show – And It's Been Lost To Time
DId you know there was a Mr. & Mrs. Smith TV series on CBS almost 30 years ago? We spoke with one of its co-creators and got the real story behind it.
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Every Main Breaking Bad Character, Ranked
Breaking Bad unleashed a group of highly memorable main characters over its five season run, and we've gone ahead and ranked them all here.
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Sharp Objects Ending Explained: The Truth Hurts
HBO's murder mystery series Sharp Objects, based on the novel by Gillian Flynn, is a dark tale with an even darker twist ending. Let's dig into it.
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Yellowstone's Melanie Olmstead Tribute Explained
The second season of Yellowstone paid tribute to someone named Melanie Olmstead, and fans have been trying to figure out who she is for years.
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Marshals Season 2 May Finally Give An Overlooked Yellowstone Character A Real Storyline
Yellowstone character Tate Dutton hasn't been give much to do, but he might finally be getting an real storyline in Marshals Season 2.
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Why Is Genetic Tinkering Banned In The Star Trek Universe? The Eugenics Wars Explained
The Eugenics Wars are mentioned multiple times throughout Star Trek's history, and the consequences resulted in genetic tinkering being banned in that universe.
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