Lanterns Comic-Con Trailer Introduces DC's Sinestro - And The Series' True Villains
Sinestro enters the picture in the Lanterns San Diego Comic-Con trailer, as do the DC Universe and HBO series' true villains.
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The Biggest Compliment We Can Give Blade Runner 2099's Trailer Is Kind Of Sad
The first trailer for Blade Runner 2099 has finally arrived, and after such a long development, it seems like the jury's still out.
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Blade Runner 2099 Comic-Con Trailer: The Replicants Finally Rise Up (And It's About Time)
We finally have our first real look at the Prime Video series Blade Runner 2099 courtesy of the official trailer that dropped during Comic-Con.
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A Lost Star Wars TV Series Is Finally Getting Released, But Most Fans Won't Get To See It
Star Wars Detours, an animated series that never got an official release, will finally see the light of day. But there's a pretty huge catch.
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Silo Season 3's Latest Twist Raises Questions About That Season 2 Cliffhanger
And the twists keep coming, with Silo Season 3, Episode 4, serving up a reveal that raises big questions about the Season 2 cliffhanger.
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Going Practical With Stranger Things' Vecna Was A Painstaking Process From Start To Finish
'We used all kinds of references from the real world, as well as fantasy.'
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Is Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Setting Up A Key Character For Death?
We're worried about this Star Trek: Strange New Worlds fan-favorite, with the Season 4 premiere hinting at them potentially meeting a tragic end.
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The Dungeon Crawler Carl TV Series Has Cast The Perfect Princess Donut – But There's Only One Problem
Peacock's upcoming Dungeon Crawler Carl TV series has cast a perfect choice for Princess Donut, but we think the actor would be better for a different role.
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Strange New Worlds Season 4 Finally Gives Star Trek A Proper Martian Alien Race
Thanks to the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 premiere, Martians have now been properly introduced to the Trek universe.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4's Revised Opening Credits Tease Some Truly Wild Planets
Some truly wild new planets show up in the opening credits for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4. Let's take a closer look.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Revealed What Killed The Dinosaurs
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 gets off to a lively start with a T-rex encounter and a disturbing reveal of what killed the dinosaurs.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Pays Homage To A Ray Bradbury Sci-Fi Classic
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Season 4 premiere tips its hat to a classic (and highly influential) Ray Bradbury sci-fi story.
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Strange New Worlds Season 4 Just Rewrote Star Trek's Rules For Time Travel
Time travel is nothing new for Star Trek, but the Strange New Worlds Season 4 premiere plays the concept in a whole different way for the franchise.
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The 11 Best Video Games Based On DC Comics, Ranked
There have been other incredible DC videogames besides the "Arkham" series, y'know. Here are 11 examples of fantastic video games based on DC Comics.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Review: A Grab Bag Of Sci-Fi Delights
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds plays to its strengths in Season 4 by giving all types of Trek fans something to enjoy. Here's our review.
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Nirvanna The Band The Show Finally Has A Streaming Home
If you loved discovering Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, soon you can enjoy Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol's TV series that preceded it.
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First X-Files LEGO Set Knows The Truth Is Out There In The Form Of 1,478 Pieces
I want to believe! And you will too with the new X-Files LEGO set that was just revealed. Fox and Mulder are back, and they're plastic!
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The 15 Best Star Trek Parodies And Spoofs Of All Time
There have been so many hilarious "Star Trek" parodies over the years. Let's try our best to rank the 15 that have made us laugh the hardest.
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Star Trek: Why Do The USS Voyager's Nacelles Fold?
Nacelles, the tube-shaped engines on a Starfleet vessel, don't typically fold, but the USS Voyager is an exception. Here's why that ship is different.
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Silo Season 3: Vitamin D+ Explained
Silo Season 3 is giving us more insight into the mysterious memory-erasing Vitamin D+ and where it might have originated.
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This Creepy Sci-Fi Horror Anthology Series On Netflix Might Be A Masterpiece
If you're a fan of twisted sci-fi horror stories, there's an anthology series streaming on Netflix that you must add to your watch list.
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Why The Animated Stargate Spin-Off Failed, According To The Writers
The writers behind Stargate Infinity know exactly why the animated Stargate spin-off series didn't last very long on the airwaves.
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Star Trek's Starship Designation Formula, Explained
Ever wonder about the starship designation numbers in Star Trek? Well, we have, so we got nerdy and tried to ponder their meaning.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Actor Casey Biggs Became Sick Because Of A Disgusting Prop
Casey Biggs' character Damar became an alcoholic on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and what he had to drink was not pleasing to his stomach.
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War Of The Worlds' Unauthorized Sci-Fi Sequel Book Cast Thomas Edison As Its Hero
If you're a fan of War of the Worlds, you need to track down the wild, unauthorized sci-fi sequel centered on Thomas Edison.
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Leonard Nimoy's Spock Was Gene Roddenberry's Solution To A Major Star Trek Budget Problem
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry used Leonard Nimoy's Spock as a way to express one of the franchise's core ideas without breaking the bank.
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What Happens To Star Trek's Starships After They've Been Decommissioned?
What happens to starships in the Star Trek universe after they've been decommissioned? The tie-in novels provide one answer, but here's the canonical answer.
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