Star Trek Bosses Know Which Character A Strange New Worlds Film Would Focus On
Early plans for a Star Trek: Strange New Worlds movie special have since been abandoned, but the show's creatives still know who the film would've focused on.
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Diane Keaton Appeared In Rod Serling's Twilight Zone Follow-Up Before Her Rise To Fame
The Twilight Zone helped to launch the careers of many all-time great performers, but it was Rod Serling's follow-up that introduced Diane Keaton to many.
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Stargate SG-1's Commitment To Authenticity Ended Up Injuring A Famous Guest Star
How exhausting can a 50 pound parachute actually be? Well, for one Stargate SG-1 guest star, the sci-fi series left them with an injury.
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5 Things We Learned About The Future Of Star Trek [NYCC]
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and upcoming series Starfleet Academy both came to New York Comic-Con to show the future of Star Trek.
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Star Trek: TNG's Early Writers Room Was Full Of Turmoil And Bad Blood
The writers' room in the early seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation was a chaotic work environment, to say the least.
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10 Best Disney Plus And Hulu TV Shows Of 2025 (So Far)
Disney+ and Hulu bring beloved franchises to television, as well as creating completely new original shows, and these are their best shows that arrived in 2025.
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Peacemaker Season 2 Finally Puts One Signature Character On The Right Team
The Peacemaker season 2 finale had a couple of surprises in stores for fans, but one of our favorite reveals came when one character joined the right team.
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Breaking Bad Creator's New Apple TV+ Series Trailer Teases A Severance-Level Sci-Fi Premise
Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul creator Vince Gilligan is back with a new show that has Rhea Seehorn and some serious Severance vibes. Watch the trailer!
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20 Best TV Performances Of 2025 (So Far)
As more and more great actors embrace the small screen, we've gone ahead and ranked the best TV performances of 2025 (so far).
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10 Best Apple TV+ Shows Of 2025 (So Far)
Apple TV+ might have a smaller audience than other streaming services, but it has some of the best TV shows of 2025 (so far).
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Star Trek: Enterprise Creator Admits Season 1's Writing Had One Major Problem
Enterprise is one of the less successful shows in the Star Trek franchise, and the creator has acknowledged a problem with season 1's writing.
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Star Trek: TNG's 'The Inner Light' Episode Got An Unofficial Sequel By The Original Writer
Picard lived an entire lifetime in the Star Trek: TNG episode 'The Inner Light,' which got an unofficial webcomic sequel from the original writer.
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Stranger Things Season 5's Rumored Budget Is One Of The Highest Ever For A TV Series
Netflix is apparently spending a ton on Stranger Things season 5, but it makes sense that the streamer would go all-out on sending off the company's darling.
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How To Watch The Entire Tron Franchise In Order
Tron became an unexpected franchise hit, but with movies, video games, and an animated TV series, we're here to help you figure out the order of the story.
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Why Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry Made William Shatner Apologize To Wil Wheaton
Wil Wheaton and William Shatner's first meeting went so badly that Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry stepped in and made Shatner apologize for his conduct.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Gilmore Girls?
What happened to the cast of Gilmore Girls after the show ended? Many returned for the revival, but what about everyone else? Let's take a look.
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15 Most Powerful Sith In Star Wars, Ranked
Darth Vader is one of the greatest villains of all time, but where does he rank when it comes to the most powerful Sith in the galaxy? Let's break it down.
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The Twilight Zone Director Joe Dante's Favorite Rod Serling Episode Is An Emotional Feat
Horror maestro Joe Dante directed one of the best segments of The Twilight Zone movie, but here's his favorite episode from the Rod Serling era.
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David Hewlett's Favorite Stargate Atlantis Episode Makes So Much Sense
David Hewlett's favorite episode of Stargate Atlantis is one he called 'a total tear-jerker' and boasted one of the best scripts he'd ever read.
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Star Trek: Captain Picard's 'There Are Four Lights' Line, Explained
In one of the best episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Captain Picard insists that there are four lights in a torture chamber. Here's what it means.
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This NBC Sci-Fi Series Was Canceled Just As It Was About To Become Good
It's a shame when a TV series is canceled before it has the chance to find its audience, but one NBC sci-fi show was canceled on a fascinating cliffhanger.
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Scott Bakula's Proposed Star Trek: Enterprise Spin-Off Will Finally Reveal A Major Franchise Moment
Star Trek: Enterprise lead Scott Bakula and writer/producer Mike Sussman want to continue the story with a new series called Star Trek: United.
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Paramount's Canceled Sci-Fi Series Blows Up Netflix's Top Charts
This canceled Paramount sci-fi series feels like it should've been far more popular than it was, but that's finally changing now that it's on Netflix.
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One Of Star Trek's Worst Episodes Was Written By One Of TV's Most Beloved Puppeteers
An episode from the original Star Trek series beloved by virtually no one was co-written by the creator of the ever-present puppet Lamb Chop.
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Black Mirror Fans Will Love This Chilling Netflix Sci-Fi Series With A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score
If you're a fan of sci-fi series Black Mirror, check out Pantheon, which features a topical and terrifying picture of unchecked artificial intelligence.
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Alien: Earth's 'Now We Rule' Line Explained By Creator Noah Hawley
Creator Noah Hawley has offered some insight into a line of dialogue heard in the Alien: Earth season 1 finale, and what it means for the future.
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10 Star Trek Moments You Didn't Know Were Improvised
Believe it or not, there are some pretty pivotal moments in Star Trek history that were improvised by the likes of Leonard Nimoy, Patrick Stewart, and more.
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