Why Kate Mulgrew Remains Absolutely Livid Over Star Trek: Prodigy's Cancellation
Star Trek: Prodigy was a sweet and ambitious series, which is one of several reasons why co-star Kate Mulgrew remains angry about its sudden cancellation.
Read MoreStar Trek: Prodigy was a sweet and ambitious series, which is one of several reasons why co-star Kate Mulgrew remains angry about its sudden cancellation.
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Read MoreStranger Things season 5 broke new ground for the show from a technical perspective, and it was all the more exciting for the series' cast and crew.
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Read MoreVince Gilligan's new sci-fi drama Pluribus features a hive mind antagonist that might feel familar to Star Trek fans.
Read MoreLinda Hamilton joins '80s movie icons like Winona Ryder in the cast for Stranger Things season 5 (and in a villain role that brings things full circle for her).
Read MoreVince Gilligan, creator of Breaking Bad, knows a thing or two about complicated protagonists. But the Pluribus main character is a bit different.
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Read MorePluribus subverts our sci-fi expectations every step of the way, taking classic tropes and remixing them into something unexpected.
Read MoreLeonard Nimoy and Gene Roddenberry weren't exactly seeing eye to eye in the early 1990s, which is why Nimoy killed the release of a Star Trek coffee table book.
Read MoreVince Gilligan's new sci-fi show, Pluribus, for Apple TV shares some similarities with HBO's The Last of Us, but does it even better.
Read MoreEddie Munson won't be returning from the dead in Stranger Things season 5, but the heavy metal-loving D&D aficionado will make his presence felt in other ways.
Read MorePluribus features a distinct style that series creator Vince Gilligan perfected on both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
Read MoreStranger Things season 5's opening scene, involving Noah Schnapp's Will Byers, took months to finish. Here's why it required so much work.
Read MoreAmazon's Mass Effect TV show will explore something that fans of the original video game series have been wondering about for many years.
Read MoreRhea Seehorn's character in Vince Gilligan's new show Pluribus has something in common with the protagonist of one of Stephen King's best books.
Read MoreThe planet mentioned in the first episode of the new Apple TV series Pluribus really exists and it's been used in a different sci-fi show before.
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