Futurama Cut A Longer Alternate Ending For The Day The Earth Stood Stupid
The Futurama episode The Day The Earth Stood Stupid almost had an entirely different ending.
Read More-
-
Star Trek: The Next Generation Nixed A Major Promotion For Captain Jellico
Star Trek's Captain Jellico, played by the great Ronny Cox, was originally intended to get a promotion in a 1993 episode of The Next Generation.
Read More -
TV Show Roles That Made Actors Physically Sick
TV requires long hours and a grueling schedule, along with all the usual production challenges, and that's gotten several actors sick while shooting.
Read More -
Star Trek: Discovery's Ryn Actor Had An Alternate Ending In Mind For The Character
Star Trek: Discovery actor Noah Averbach-Katz once envisioned a far happier ending for his character Ryn.
Read More -
Netflix's Terminator Zero Finally Resurrects James Cameron's Original Vision For The Franchise
The new animated Netflix series Terminator Zero seems to be drawing on the franchise's horror roots.
Read More -
Star Trek Prodigy's Use Of Time Travel And Causality, Explained As Simply As Possible
Star Trek: Prodigy's use of time travel can be a little confusing, that's why we're here to help.
Read More -
Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2 Finally Brings Back A Beloved Character We Haven't Seen In Decades
Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 brings back Robert Picardo as the Doctor and reveals what he's been up to since Voyager ended.
Read More -
How The WWE Nearly Cost The Mandalorian One Of Its Key Guest Stars
Mercedes Moné, aka Sasha Banks, almost missed out on being on The Mandalorian because of the WWE.
Read More -
The Acolyte's Classic Star Wars Easter Eggs Are More Then Just Clever Nods
Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 6 is full of nods to other elements of the Star Wars mythos, but not in ways that are random or willy-nilly.
Read More -
Apple's Mind-Bending Multiverse Drama Is The Best Sci-Fi Series In Years
Apple's sci-fi series Dark Matter leads the pack of great movies and TV shows that flew under the radar in June.
Read More -
A U.K. Superhero Series Is Making Its Mark On Netflix's Top Charts
British rapper/filmmaker Rapman's acclaimed superhero sci-fi series Supacell is drawing eyes on Netflix the world over.
Read More -
Star Trek: Prodigy Has Doubled Down On Being The Voyager Sequel You've Always Wanted
Star Trek: Prodigy might be as close to a Star Trek: Voyager sequel as we may ever see.
Read More -
Lost's Most Controversial Episode Feels Like A Time Capsule For A Bygone Era
Exposé, the critically maligned Nikki and Paulo episode of the hit ABC drama series Lost, is representative of a different era of television.
Read More -
Why Star Trek's Colm Meaney Tried To Get Rid Of O'Brien's Irish Accent
Irish actor Colm Meaney tried to avoid giving O'Brien a stereotypical Irish accent on Star Trek.
Read More -
Conan O'Brien's Massive Head Caused A Massive Headache For Futurama
The Futurama gag involving Conan O'Brien's severed head being too big for its jar was harder to animate than you might think.
Read More -
Why The Howling Man Is The Twilight Zone's Scariest Episode
In The Twilight Zone episode The Howling Man, a traveler finds an unfortunate soul held captive by monks who insist they've imprisoned Satan himself.
Read More -
This Overlooked Twilight Zone Episode Comes With A Chilling Frankensteinian Twist
In His Image is an overlooked Twilight Zone episode, but it deserves some attention.
Read More -
Futurama Purposefully Flipped A Slapstick Simpsons Trend
The men of The Simpsons are constantly getting hit with physical comedy injuries, so Futurama intentionally wanted to flip the script.
Read More -
How Emergency Medical Holograms In Star Trek Actually Work
Robert Picardo's otherwise-unnamed Doctor in Star Trek: Voyager was the franchise's first emergency medical hologram, but he wasn't the last.
Read More -
Almost None Of The Dialogue In Star Trek's Miri Was In The Original Script
The Star Trek episode 'Miri' is a bit of a mess, with only 20 percent of its original script having been retained in the final version.
Read More -
The Star Trek: Discovery Episode That Was 'Painful' For Sonequa Martin-Green
Sonequa Martin-Green faced off against a younger version of herself in an episode of Star Trek: Discovery, but it wasn't only the physical aspect that was hard.
Read More -
An Unaired Version Of Star Trek's Second Pilot Was Saved By The Smithsonian
An extended cut of Star Trek's second pilot, 'Where No Man Has Gone Before,' was long thought lost, but had actually been rescued by the Smithsonian.
Read More -
One Underrated Twilight Zone Episode Is A True Crime Cautionary Tale
The Twilight Zone episode 'I Am the Night - Color Me Black' has a timeless message that very much applies to true crime culture.
Read More -
Why Sister Sage Was An Especially Difficult Character For The Boys' Showrunners
The Boys' Sister Sage is the smartest person on the planet, which isn't exactly an easy character to write for.
Read More -
The Twilight Zone's Night Call Was Directed By One Of Hollywood's First Horror Masters
Before we had horror auteurs like John Carpenter and Wes Craven, we had Jacques Tourneur, who also directed the Night Call episode of The Twilight Zone.
Read More -
Ryn's Prosthetics In Star Trek: Discovery Were Cumbersome And Limiting
Noah Averbach-Katz had to don some uncomfortable prosthetics to play Ryn on Star Trek: Discovery.
Read More -
Star Wars: The Acolyte Might Actually Solve A Sequel Trilogy Mystery
Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 5 features an Easter egg that may answer a lingering question from the sequel trilogy.
Read More
