How Star Trek's John De Lancie Got The Role Of Q After He Ditched The First Audition
John De Lancie has been playing Q on Star Trek for decades, but it almost didn't happen.
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The Twilight Zone's Fake Invisible Wall Sent A Real Man To The Hospital
The Twilight Zone episode 'Valley of the Shadow' features lots of nifty effects. However, a stunt involving an invisible wall proved somewhat dangerous to film. -
There Was One Thing The Star Trek: The Next Generation Cast Hated About The Show
Good Gowron, the spandex suits in Star Trek: The Next Generation were truly the stuff of stretchy fabric nightmares, weren't they? -
The Short-Lived Fox Series That Paved The Way For Stranger Things
If it wasn't for the Fox series Wayward Pines, we might not have gotten Stranger Things. -
Seven Of Nine And Raffi Might Have A Future Beyond Star Trek: Picard After All
If Star Trek: Legacy ever happens, we might see the future of Seven of Nine and Raffi. -
What Merit Badges Would Star Trek's Captain Archer Need To Be A 22nd Century Eagle Scout?
Star Trek: Enterprise Captain Jonathan Archer achieved enough merit badges to become an Eagle Scout. Here's how we think he earned the ranking. -
Can Gina Carano Win Her Mandalorian Lawsuit Against Disney? Our Entertainment Law Expert Weighs In
Gina Carano is suing Disney because they fired her from The Mandalorian after she made several inflammatory social media posts. Does she have a shot at winning? -
Futurama's Billy West Made A Rare Mistake In Into The Wild Green Yonder
Billy West voices a lot of characters on Futurama, but recording for Into the Wild Green Yonder tripped up this voice acting legend. -
Terry Matalas Has An Update On Star Trek: Legacy – And It's Not What Fans Were Hoping For
Is Star Trek: Legacy going to happen? Terry Matalas has a not-so-positive update on the possible Trek spin-off. -
6 Famous Actors You May Not Have Realized Were Guest Stars On Star Trek: Voyager
Star Trek: Voyager attracted numerous established stars to play guest roles on the show, including a certain famous wrestler before his acting career took off. -
The Twilight Zone's Eye Of The Beholder Had Maxine Stuart Crying Very Real Tears
Actress Maxine Stuart was hidden underneath bandages for The Twilight Zone's Eye of the Beholder, but she found the experience 'wonderful.' -
The Forgotten '60s Sitcom That Kicked The Twilight Zone Off TV
For a while, The Twilight Zone was kicked out of its time slot by Fair Exchange, a show that experimented with the structure of sitcoms. -
Star Trek's Up The Long Ladder Brought A Famous Star Wars Planet Into Federation Space
The Star Trek episode Up the Long Ladder featured a blink-and-you'll-miss-it reference to the Star Wars planet of Alderaan. -
A Sue-Happy Scriptwriter Buried This Twilight Zone Episode For Over Two Decades
The Twilight Zone invited viewers to send in scripts, but this backfired when one writer filed a plagiarism lawsuit over the season 4 episode 'Miniature.' -
Everything We Know About The Husnock, One Of Star Trek's Most Mysterious Alien Races
The Husnock were introduced in Star Trek: Enterprise, but the alien race appears to be only a distant memory. -
The Voice For Futurama's Calculon Came From A TV Star, Seinfeld, And An Obscure Cartoon
Maurice LaMarche found his Calculon voice for Futurama by drawing from some famous figures from his own upbringing. -
One Sentence Defined The Entire 'Philosophy' Of Star Trek: Enterprise
Star Trek: Enterprise was to be a series of infinite stories. Sadly, it only lasted four seasons. -
How The Ship From Forbidden Planet Found Its Way Into The Twilight Zone
UFOs aren't cheap, so The Twilight Zone borrowed a leftover plot from Forbidden Planet for its episodes featuring aliens. -
A Simple Line In Futurama Had The Writers At Their Wits' End
The Futurama writers almost drove themselves mad trying to think of a good enough pun for the episode 'War is the H-Word.' -
Star Trek's Lieutenant Leslie Has A Sweet Connection To William Shatner
This minor character appeared in more than 50 episodes of Star Trek. Here's the William Shatner Lieutenant Leslie connection which gave the character his name. -
Futurama's John DiMaggio Had To Regularly Suffocate Himself In The Show's Early Days
Futurama star John DiMaggio is a voice acting legend, but in the early days, he had to suffocate himself in the booth to keep from laughing on mic. -
A Future Star Wars Legend Lent His Talents To Star Trek For Metamorphosis
The Companion as seen in Star Trek Metamorphosis wouldn't have been possible without a Star Wars legend. -
Walter Koenig Learned Of His Star Trek Casting Through An Invasion Of Personal Space
It seems no one told Walter Koenig he'd gotten the part of Pavel Chekov on Star Trek until a costumer started yanking at his pants. -
Idris Elba Gets His Own Sonic The Hedgehog Spinoff Series With The Knuckles Trailer
Idris Elba is back to lend his 'not sexy' tones to everyone's favorite red echidna in the trailer for the Sonic the Hedgehog spinoff series Knuckles. -
The Late Mickey Cottrell Played More Star Trek Characters Than You May Have Realized
Noted Hollywood publicist Mickey Cottrell played aliens on both Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Voyager. -
Star Trek: Voyager's Get Out Of Jail Free Card: Suspiria Explained
Let's talk about Suspiria on Star Trek: Voyager (not to be confused with the horror movie and its remake of the same name). -
The Origin Story Behind Gowron's Famous Star Trek Stare
Here's the story behind of the most distinctive stares in all of Star Trek. Actor Robert O'Reilly explains how the Gowron stare came to be.
