One Underrated Twilight Zone Episode Is A True Crime Cautionary Tale
The Twilight Zone episode 'I Am the Night - Color Me Black' has a timeless message that very much applies to true crime culture.
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Why Sister Sage Was An Especially Difficult Character For The Boys' Showrunners
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The Twilight Zone's Night Call Was Directed By One Of Hollywood's First Horror Masters
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Ryn's Prosthetics In Star Trek: Discovery Were Cumbersome And Limiting
Noah Averbach-Katz had to don some uncomfortable prosthetics to play Ryn on Star Trek: Discovery. -
Star Wars: The Acolyte Might Actually Solve A Sequel Trilogy Mystery
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Star Trek's The Galileo Seven Was A 'Rip-Off' Of A Forgotten Lucille Ball Film
Lucille Ball saved Star Trek, and The Galileo Seven episode was an homage to one of her best films. -
A Disney Legend Starred In The Twilight Zone's Second-Ever Episode
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The Star Trek Episode That Deeply Impacted Rod Roddenberry
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The 10 Best Ferengi Episodes Of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Ranked
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The Acolyte's Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score Brings Out The Star Wars Fandom's Dark Side
The Acolyte isn't the best Star Wars show we've ever seen, but it absolutely does not deserve the Rotten Tomatoes review-bombing it's received from audiences. -
Michael Dorn Wrote An Entire Pilot For A Star Trek Worf Spin-Off
Star Trek veteran Michael Dorn wrote a pretty cool-sounding Worf spinoff series pilot centered on the Klingon Empire. -
George Lucas' Favorite Director Has Clearly Influenced Star Wars: The Acolyte
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A Certain Jedi Council Cameo May Help Solve A Sith Mystery In Star Wars: The Acolyte
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Stargate SG-1's Co-Creator Has Two Regrets Over The Sci-Fi Series
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Why Star Trek: Picard Teamed The Borg Up With The Changelings
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How Star Trek: Voyager Got Swept Up In A Newt Gingrich Controversy
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How Many Of Worf's Star Trek Stunts Are Really Done By Michael Dorn
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Battlestar Galactica's Katee Sackhoff Unknowingly Prompted Starbuck's Fate
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One Of The Most Controversial Twilight Zone Episodes Demands A Second Look
Jordan Peele's 2019 Twilight Zone revival was pretty disappointing overall, but the pilot episode is seriously underrated. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Only Got Greenlit Because Of Anson Mount
Anson Mount is the main reason Star Trek: Strange New Worlds ended up getting a green light. -
The Requiem For Methuselah Scene Star Trek's DeForest Kelley Refused To Film
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Even Futurama's Creator Doesn't Quite Understand All Of Sci-Fi In The Show
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Star Trek's Original Janeway Actress Lasted Less Than Two Days On The Show
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The Book Of Boba Fett Intentionally Copied Patton Oswalt's Star Wars Filibuster
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Star Trek: Voyager Followed A Gene Roddenberry Rule That Left Little Room For Error
On Star Trek: Voyager, a rule handed down from Gene Roddenberry left actors no room for mistakes.
