How Michael Dorn Helped To Create Star Trek's Klingon Culture
In his portrayal of Worf in Star Trek: The Next Generation, Michael Dorn was integral in expanding Klingon culture for the entire Star Trek universe.
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Set Phasers To Bone: Star Trek Shows, Ranked By Sexiness
Star Trek has always been sexy, and we need to celebrate it. -
Every Star Trek TV Show Premiere Ranked (Including Strange New Worlds)
It's a tradition: even the best Star Trek shows often have weak pilots. -
Where Does Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Fit On The Trek Timeline?
Let's plot the history of the future. -
What You Need To Know To Watch Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
The new Star Trek series mostly stands alone. But here are the details that will enrich your viewing experience. -
Jean-Luc Enlists His Own Version Of Agent Mulder In Episode 8 Of Star Trek: Picard Season 2
It seems Star Trek: Picard has officially reached the 'spinning its wheels' phase of its current season. -
Armin Shimerman Hoped Quark Could Correct A Major Star Trek Misstep
The Ferengi were a failure ... until a hard pivot and a great performance saved them. -
10 Underrated Zombie Shows To Watch If You Love The Walking Dead
From dark teen comedies to apocalyptic classics, here are 10 underrated zombie shows to check out if you love The Walking Dead. -
Digging Into Worf's Dark Side Was Welcome Challenge For Star Trek's Michael Dorn
*insert screams of the Klingon Death Ritual* -
How Attack On Titan Found Its Footing For The Final Season Part 2
A change in animation studio led to Attack on Titan stumbling right before it entered its final season (Part 1). -
Armin Shimerman's Angry Improv Gave Star Trek Writers A New Quirk For Quark
You'd be mad too if you had to wait around in that Ferengi makeup. -
The Origin Of Attack On Titan's Terrifying Giants Explained: Where The Titans Came From
The Titans terrorize the characters of Attack on Titan, but what are their origins? -
The Disney+ Willow Series Lands A Game Of Thrones Star
Willow is rounding out its cast with a sandy addition. -
Jean-Luc Battles A Mind Clown In Episode 7 Of Star Trek: Picard Season 2
Picard has invented trauma for its main character, just so there would be a reason for him to overcome it. -
Capturing Attack On Titan's Massive Scale Was A Struggle Behind The Scenes
The Rumbling was as big a problem for the production behind the scenes as it is for the characters in the show. -
Joss Whedon Couldn't Resist Giving Firefly Its Own Version Of Buffy
Firefly was short-lived, but that didn't stop Joss Whedon from creating memorable characters, including a Buffy the Vampire Slayer archetype. -
The Writers Took A Leap Of Faith For Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 2
Series creator and executive producer Mike McMahon took a major risk with Star Trek: Lower Decks season 2, taking the franchise in a whole new direction. -
Neelix's Makeup Was A Struggle Behind The Scenes Of Star Trek: Voyager
Neelix was a recognizable face on Star Trek: Voyager throughout the show's run, but the makeup transformation process was unpleasant for actor Ethan Phillips. -
All Of Us Are Dead Season 1 Ending Explained: A Grim New Beginning
The Korean horror series All Of Us Are Dead offers a fresh take on the zombie sub-genre; we go over the shocking ending's meaning (and how it sets up season 2). -
A 30-Second Pep Talk Prevents Generations Of Fascism In Episode 6 Of Star Trek: Picard
Picard is still merely stumbling along. -
Attack On Titan Unleashes Hell On Earth In Bleak, Apocalyptic Season Finale 'The Dawn Of Humanity'
Attack on Titan delivers another stellar episode that gives us further insight into the mind of one Eren Yeager. -
11 Reasons Why The Next Generation Is The Best Star Trek Show
In 1987, "Star Trek: The Next Generation" had a huge legacy to live up to. It would go on to eclipse the success of its predecessor. Here's why. -
Game Of Thrones Ending Explained: A Story Told In The Wrong Order
Game of Thrones was a pop culture phenomenon that ended on a surprisingly lacklustre note — thanks in part to the story being told in the wrong order. -
Why Garrett Wang Thinks Star Trek: Voyager Wasted Kim's Potential
Star Trek: Voyager ran for seven seasons, and the series never really let Harry Kim grow up enough to reach his full potential. -
The (Dumb) Mystery Is Afoot In Episode 5 Of Star Trek: Picard
After a strong start, Picard season 2 stumbles with episode 5. -
Why Star Trek: The Next Generation Seemed Doomed To Fail
No one had faith that The Next Generation would become one of the greatest TV shows ever made. -
The Star Trek Frustrations That Shaped Battlestar Galactica
'How can you give up on your own show? How do you give up on your characters?'
