Silent Hill And The Last Of Us Helped Influence The Duffer Brothers' Stranger Things
'That's the thing: it's not just '80s films that inspired us.'
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James Callis Sees The Difference Between Star Trek And Battlestar Galactica As A Matter Of Morality
'There's a moral gray area there.' -
Why Star Trek: Voyager's Captain Janeway So Often Clashed With The Franchise's Ideals
There's a lot to love about Captain Janeway, but she certainly broke more Starfleet rules than any other captain. -
Why Star Trek's Dr. Crusher Rarely Got Her Due
When you're the most level-headed one on the starship, you sometimes don't lend yourself to drama. -
The X-Files Revival Was Gillian Anderson's Way Of Showing Her Gratitude For Dana Scully
'You can't ask for more than what those characters gave to us.' -
Mick Garris's Love For Anthologies Started With The Twilight Zone
There's a good reason the anthology format has stood the test of time. -
The Greatest Star Trek Moments Of 2022
2022 saw the most hours of Star Trek in a single year since the '90s, and a lot of it was terrific. -
The New Mystery Science Theater 3000 Gizmoplex Gets The Show Back To Its Homemade Roots
Mystery Science Theater 3000 now has its own streaming service called The Gizmoplex, and we're happy to see it. -
What Does The Star Trek Universe Actually Look Like Outside Of Starfleet?
What happens when you take away the uniforms and starships? -
The 13 Best Clones In Star Wars, Ranked
Created as a faceless army, the clones of the "Star Wars" saga have proved to be complex characters with complicated, emotional story arcs. -
Jonathan Frakes Thinks Picard's Terry Matalas Adds Something To Star Trek That Gene Roddenberry Rarely Did
It's all about conflict, baby. -
Why Metallica Allowed Stranger Things And Other Productions To Use Their Music
'We started saying yes to everything.' -
Leslie Nielsen Might Have Been The World's Very First Star Trek Fan
Before he was a comedy icon, the actor was sci-fi royalty. -
Why Deep Space Nine's Quark Is The Greatest Star Trek Character
Quark is willing to exploit, but he is also willing to play by his own rules. -
Andor Episode 11 Just Made Cassian's Death In Rogue One Even More Tragic
This show continues to run laps around every other Star Wars series. -
An Unused Idea For Both Next Generation And Deep Space Nine Accidentally Made It Into Star Trek: Prodigy
Cultural contamination and messing with the Prime Directive always make for excellent Trek plots. -
Sadie Sink Brought A Lesson From Her Stage Acting Days To Her Stranger Things Audition
Sadie Sink learned some really valuable life advice while acting on stage that led her to nail her Stranger Things audition. -
Starring In The Whale Gave Sadie Sink A New Perspective On Stranger Things
Working on the Darren Aronofsky film was a kind of boot camp she hadn't expected. -
Star Trek's Tawny Newsome Worried She Wouldn't Be Funny Enough In Lower Decks Season 3
'I didn't have the full scope of her journey.' -
Lower Decks Season 3 Wanted To Highlight The 'Unspoken Hierarchy' Of Star Trek
Star Trek may not have capitalism, but it does have a hierarchy and Lower Decks handles that beautifully. -
Why David Tennant's Costume Change For The Doctor Who Anniversary Special Is Causing Controversy
There's a lot behind why Russell T. Davies broke with tradition in the recent Doctor Who Centenary Special. -
Naming Ships Is A 'Stressful' Job For The Showrunner Of Star Trek: Lower Decks
U.S.S. Cerritos, U.S.S. Solvang, U.S.S. West Covina ... sensing a trend here. -
Millie Bobby Brown Struggled Through Eleven's Waffle Eating On The Set Of Stranger Things
Eggo waffles are surely Stranger Things' trademark -- something Millie Bobby Brown isn't too happy about. -
The Handmaid's Tale Season 5 Ending Explained: Someone Give June A Break
Let's look at where The Handmaid's Tale season 5 finale left its characters. -
How A Classic Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode Quotes Akira Kurosawa To Explore Commander Riker's Sexual Politics
To paraphrase a different sci-fi franchise: it's true, from a certain point of view. -
12 Underrated Sci-Fi Shows That You Need To See
Huge franchises like "Star Trek" have long dominated the sci-fi TV landscape, but these lesser-known shows are worth your time. -
Star Trek: Lower Deck's California Class Climax Was A Metaphor For The Show's Success
The moment sees the show going from an underdog to one of the more beloved Star Trek shows currently on air.
