Ahsoka's Jedi Training Technique Is A Reference To Classic Japanese Cinema
When Ahsoka trains Sabine Wren in episode 3 of the series, the name of the technique is actually a reference to a classic Japanese movie.
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Ahsoka's Line About 'Non-Traditional Jedi' Goes All The Way Back To Yoda
Sabine Wren might not be a typical Padawan, but as the latest episode of Ahsoka reminds us, her master comes from a long line of 'non-traditional' Jedi herself.
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Where The Heck Is Leia During Ahsoka? An Investigation
Episode 3 of Star Wars: Ahsoka featured a very important meeting with the senators of the New Republic. But where was Leia?
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There's A Reason Why Six Twilight Zone Episodes Will Always Look Terrible
Several classic episodes of The Twilight Zone look like garbage for a very specific reason – and there will never be a way to fix them.
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The Real-Life Military Tech That Inspired Star Trek: Enterprise's Ship Design
The ship on Star Trek: Enterprise took inspiration from the United States military to prioritize realism over idealized futurism.
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The Twilight Zone Story So Scary, They Made It Three Times
Nightmare at 20,000 Feet taps the primal fear of being seen as crazy, which is probably why The Twilight Zone has remade it so many times.
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14 Times Star Trek Broke The Mold
Star Trek has always been a game-changer in the entertainment industry. As it closes in on 60 years as a franchise, these are the times it broke its own mold.
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Star Trek: SNW's Zero G Musical Number Was Almost Even More Over The Top
One musical number in the Subspace Rhapsody episode of Star Trek: Strange New World was initially inspired by a classic martial arts movie.
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The Spacesuits In Star Trek: Enterprise Put A Brutal Strain On The Series' Stars
According to actor Dominic Keating, the spacesuits on Star Trek: Enterprise were anything but comfortable to film in.
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There Was Nothing Fake About Hopper's Head Shave In Stranger Things Season 4
David Harbour really had his head shaved as Hopper on screen for Stranger Things season 4, and they only had one shot to get it right on film.
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The Classic TV Western That Inspired Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
There are many similarities between sci-fi and Westerns, and one series made the best of that comparison: the Gunsmoke-inspired Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
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William Shatner Pulled A Cruel Prank On Set Of The Twilight Zone
William Shatner pulled a prank on the set of The Twilight Zone that sent director Richard Donner into a panic.
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Star Trek's Jolene Blalock Had One Big Problem With The Writing For T'Pol
Jolene Blalock, who played T'Pol on Star Trek: Enterprise, was not thrilled with the inconsistencies with which her Vulcan character was saddled.
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The Twilight Zone Made An Unauthorized Change To The Hitch-Hiker Its Author Hated
The Hitch-Hiker is one of the best episodes of The Twilight Zone, but the original author wasn't keen on some of the creative liberties taken.
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Scott Bakula's Star Trek: Enterprise Casting Caused A Brief Panic Behind The Scenes
Scott Bakula played Captain John Archer on Star Trek: Enterprise, but that casting came very close to not happening for one specific behind-the-scenes reason.
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Eddie's Final Heartbreaking Line In Stranger Things Season 4 Was Unscripted
Joseph Quinn knew just what to say at the end of Stranger Things season 4, improvising Eddie's final heartbreaking line.
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Why One Of Star Trek's Most Respected Writers Walked Away From Voyager
Brannon Braga is one of the most respected and influential writers in Star Trek history. But even he knew when to walk away from Star Trek: Voyager.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Gorn Were Designed To Leave One Key Question Unanswered
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has slowly been working the Gorn into the series, but one episode leaves a big question hanging out there for speculation.
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Star Trek's Makeup Artists Didn't Have An Easy Time Bringing Data Back For Picard
Transforming Brent Spiner back into a 1990s-era Data for Star Trek: Picard required an unconventional makeup process.
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Expect More Classic Star Trek Characters In Strange New Worlds Season 3
Do you like it when classic Star Trek characters pop up on Strange New Worlds? Then you're in luck, because more of that is bound to happen in season 3.
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Who Is Morgan Elsbeth In Ahsoka: What You Need To Remember
The villainous Morgan Elsbeth previously appeared on The Mandalorian but looks to play a much larger role on Ahsoka. Here's what you need to know about her.
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Ahsoka Stirs Up Some 'Toil And Trouble' With Its Intriguing New Villains
Ahsoka episode 2, Toil and Trouble, raises some big questions about its new villains and their role in this particular Star Wars story.
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The Story Behind The Star Trek Franchise's Most Controversial Theme Song
The infamous pop song theme for Star Trek: Enterprise was derided then and remains derided now. Here's the story of how it got from there to here.
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Stranger Things' Vecna Actor Used Murderous Methods To Get Into Character
Jamie Campbell Bower went to dark places when portraying Vecna on Stranger Things. One particular method will send a chill down your spine.
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Ahsoka Tano's Relationship With Anakin Skywalker Explained
It's wild to think about just how far Ahsoka Tano and Anakin Skywalker have come since she was first introduced to Star Wars fans.
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What The Orange Lightsabers Really Mean In Ahsoka
You can tell a lot about a Force user by the color of their lightsaber blade. So what's up with the villains in Ahsoka wielding orange lightsabers?
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How The 1992 LA Riots Changed The Nature Of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
In the wake of the 1992 L.A. riots, the writers of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine decided to change their approach to the show's setting.
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