TV Veteran Leif Erickson Appeared In A '70s Sci-Fi Series That We Don't Talk About Anymore
Leif Erickson appeared in one episode of a 1970s sci-fi series that was inspired by the real-life Project Blue Book, a government study of UFOs.
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Before Gilligan's Island, Russell Johnson Was In A Western Series With A Unique Plot
Russell Johnson's assorted pre-Gilligan's Island projects included this 1950s Western TV series about a gunfighter who becomes a lawyer.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Finale Title Pays Homage To An All-Time Classic Episode
Star Trek: Strange New World's Season 4 finale title nods to a classic Next Generation episode name, but there are integral differences between the two stories.
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10 Best Returning TV Shows Of 2026 (So Far)
Plenty of new shows debuted in 2026, but these are the best shows that returned with a new season, some of which are wrapping things up.
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5 Best New Movies And Shows To Stream This Weekend On Netflix, Prime Video, Peacock And More (Sept. 25-27)
Rom-coms, true crime dramas, and comedy game shows: Here are the best new movies and TV series available to stream this weekend.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Finale Redeems The Franchise's Most Baffling Romance
In the Season 4 finale of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, we finally understand an odd hint of romance that occurred in 1989's Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.
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Dark Matter Season 2 Subtly Adapts The Most Tragic Scene From Blake Crouch's Book
The latest episode of Apple TV's Dark Matter takes a fascinating creative swing — and along the way, it adapts a tragic moment from the original sci-fi novel.
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Writer Stephen King Has A Perfect Horror Miniseries Recommendation On Netflix
Stephen King, the master of horror and master recommender, is at it again with a suggestion of a Netflix horror miniseries that you should check out.
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12 Best Nicholas Hoult Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
Nicholas Hoult has been working steadily since he was a child, so he has an eclectic assembly of performances among his best movies and TV shows.
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5 Essential Episodes Of Grey's Anatomy Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
There've been well over 400 episodes of Grey's Anatomy since its 2005 premiere, but if you're looking for a crash course of essential episodes, look no further.
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What Is A White Hole? Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4's Space Anomaly Explained
You've heard of black holes, but Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 features a white hole, too. Is that scientifically accurate, or made up? Let's explore.
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The 5 Worst Grey's Anatomy Episodes, Ranked
Grey's Anatomy has been running for over 20 seasons. In that long time, the show has pumped out some stinkers. Here are the 5 worst episodes.
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Slow Horses Season 6 Pays Homage To One Of The Greatest HBO Shows Ever Made
In a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment, Slow Horses Season 6 pays homage to The Wire, arguably the greatest HBO series ever.
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Before Star Trek, Nichelle Nichols Starred In Another TV Show From Writer Gene Roddenberry
Before Nichelle Nichols suited up as Lt. Uhura on the original Star Trek, she appeared in another TV show on which Trek creator Gene Roddenberry worked.
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Not The 100, Not The Last Of Us: This Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Series Deserves More Attention
More people should check out this post-apocalyptic sci-fi series, which is all about the value of hope and art in difficult times.
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What Slow Horses Writer Mick Herron Thinks Will Happen When The Apple TV Series Runs Out Of Books
Slow Horses has pumped out so many seasons in such a quick time period that it's running out of books to adapt. Writer Mick Herron has thoughts on that.
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5 Essential Battlestar Galactica Episodes Everyone Needs To Watch At Least Once
If you're on the fence about watching Battlestar Galactica, here are five essential episodes that should put you on the right path.
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5 Worst Star Trek: The Animated Series Episodes, Ranked
Star Trek: The Animated Series was able to do things the original series could never do, but not every episode was great. Here are the five worst episodes.
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5 Star Trek Episodes Where Starfleet Was Clearly In The Wrong
Earth is a utopia during Star Trek, but that doesn't mean Starfleet always makes the right choices. Here are five times they blew it.
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A Harry Potter Star's Short-Lived Fantasy Series Is A Must-Watch Gem On Prime Video
Jason Isaacs, who played Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter films, was the star of a one-season NBC show that deserves another look.
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The Lioness Season 3 Finale Leaves One Major Question Unanswered
Taylor Sheridan has left one big question dangling after the end of Lioness Season 3, and it's left fans searching for answers.
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Before The Big Valley, Barbara Stanwyck Starred In A Genre-Defining Crime Thriller
Before she starred on the Western TV series The Big Valley, Barbara Stanwyck played a femme fatale in one of the best film noir movies ever made.
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The Only Beverly Hills, 90210 Actors To Appear In Every Episode
Beverly Hills 90210 didn't just survive, it thrived with surprisingly little turnover at the top. Still, only a handful of actors appeared in every episode.
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Where Was Little House On The Prairie Filmed? Every Major Location Explained
Ever wonder where the classic series Little House on the Prairie was filmed? Here's where the sets for the town of Walnut Grove were located.
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Lanterns Episode 6's Surprise Cameo Introduces A Green Lantern Legend
In the sixth episode of HBO's Lanterns, we're introduced to a key figure in Green Lantern lore who only receives a very quick cameo.
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5 Star Trek: Voyager Episodes With Great Space Battles
Voyager was more apt to enter a weapons-hot space battle than many other ships in Star Trek, so let's count down five great battle-centric episodes.
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The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Wrote A Polarizing TV Adaptation Of A Beloved Book
The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling adapted A Christmas Carol into a TV movie with heavy themes that didn't go over so well with some critics.
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