The Real-Life Military Mystery That Inspired A Classic Twilight Zone Episode
The Twilight Zone episode King Nine Will Not Return was based on the real-life mystery of the Lady Be Good, a World War II bomber that vanished into the desert.
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Seeing Fans Praise Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Was Bittersweet For Jonathan Frakes
While he was happy with the reception of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Jonathan Frakes also had some reservations.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Battlestar Galactica
Battlestar Galactica's original series only ran for one season, but it featured many wonderful actors who are still working today.
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An Elephant's Bathroom Habits Put The Twilight Zone On A Tight Deadline
The Twilight Zone frequently pulled some wild tricks to get their surreal scenes just right on camera, but this elephant-sized stunt takes the cake.
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Why Robert Duncan McNeill Wasn't A Fan Of Tom Paris In Star Trek: Voyager Season 1
Robert Duncan McNeill felt Tom Paris was 'misguided' in Star Trek: Voyager season 1 but went along with the show's writing out of a need not to make waves.
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After Embarrassing Himself In Front Of The Star Trek Cast, Patrick Stewart Modeled Himself After One Co-Star
Patrick Stewart started off as a very grumpy father figure to his Star Trek: The Next Generation co-stars before Jonathan Frakes taught him to relax a little.
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A Clueless Patrick Stewart Turned To His Kids To Learn About Star Trek
Patrick Stewart was so caught up in Shakespearean drama that he knew nothing of Star Trek before being recruited for The Next Generation, but his kids helped.
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The Professor From Gilligan's Island Time Traveled Through The Twilight Zone – Twice
Russell Johnson may have been a castaway in Gilligan's Island, but in The Twilight Zone he played two different characters who tangled with time travel.
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How Monarch Connects To 2014's Godzilla And Kong: Skull Island
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters is the latest addition to the Legendary MonsterVerse and we're breaking down how this Godzilla show connects to it all.
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Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters Used Smartphones To Test Drive Giant Monsters [Exclusive]
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters' VFX supervisor told /Film he used the 'iPhone test' from Gareth Edwards' 2014 Godzilla to help frame shots in the new Apple series.
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Star Trek's Cause And Effect Episode Had TV Stations Flooded With Confused Calls
Cause and Effect, the legendary episode of The Next Generation, had Star Trek fans everywhere confused and calling into their local TV stations. Here's why.
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Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters VFX Supervisor On Making Every Godzilla Shot Count [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Monarch: Legacy of Monsters VFX supervisor Sean Konrad about bringing Godzilla to TV while still making the King of the Monsters feel epic.
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Monarch Offers A Perspective On The Monster-Verse The Movies Never Could
The Apple TV+ series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters gets off to a good start by cleverly building atop the foundation laid down by Godzilla 2014.
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Monarch Sidesteps The Kaiju-Sized Issue That Fans Were Worried About
If you were worried that Monarch: Legacy of Monsters would skimp on the monster action, the first two episodes are here to calm those fears.
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Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters Creators On Bringing The MonsterVerse To The Small Screen [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke to Matt Shakman, Matt Fraction, and Chris Black about incorporating multiple Titans into Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, and whether Bigfoot is canon.
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Marvel's What If...? Season 2 Trailer Puts Multiverse Spins On Black Panther, Shang-Chi & More
Marvel's What If...? season 2 is finally coming to Disney+ in December, and the first trailer teases all the new multiverse versions of MCU characters.
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The New Ship In Star Trek: Lower Decks Is A Touching Tribute To A Departed Friend Of The Show
Star Trek: Lower Decks recently paid tribute to Fabio Passaro, who passed away in October of 2022, and was a beloved mainstay behind the scenes of Star Trek.
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One Star Trek Director Proved To Be Patrick Stewart's Guardian Angel
When it came time to audition for Star Trek: The Next Generation, Patrick Stewart got a lot of help from director Corey Allen.
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The Professor Farnsworth Mystery Even Futurama's Creators Can't Answer
One of Futurama's enduring mysteries: what are ... Professor Farnsworth's eyes? David X. Cohen and Matt Groening (might) have an answer.
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Patrick Stewart Was Convinced Star Trek Fans Didn't Care About Him — Until He Went To A Convention
Patrick Stewart recalled in his memoir, Making It So, that he had no idea how popular Star Trek: The Next Generation was until he attended his first convention.
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How The Loki Crew Cobbled Together An Authentic '80s McDonald's Set
Even though it seems like blatant product placement, the retro McDonald's was written into the Loki season 2 scripts before there was ever an ad deal in place.
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Patrick Stewart's Love Of A Classic Mystery Writer Led To Several Classic Star Trek Episodes
The Holodeck episodes are some of the best across the entire Star Trek franchise, and one character that Patrick Stewart got to play is a particular highlight.
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Alan Smithee Directed An Award-Winning Episode Of The Twilight Zone
The name Alan Smithee has an ignominious significance in Hollywood, though that hasn't stopped the namesake from getting an award for a Twilight Zone episode.
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Why Star Trek: The Next Generation's Most Emotional Episode Holds Special Meaning For Patrick Stewart
Star Trek: The Next Generations's Patrick Stewart remembers this episode as the most powerful of the series, and it's easy to see why it felt so personal.
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How Doctors And Teenagers Joined Forces To Save The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone might have never survived past a single season had the show not immediately appealed to two specific groups: teenagers and doctors.
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Ten Days Before The Twilight Zone Premiered, Mike Wallace Asked Rod Serling A Question That Aged Badly
Rod Serling correctly envisioned that a commercial work of art also had the power to inform and subvert, and he did just that with The Twilight Zone.
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Two Lost Doctor Who Episodes Have Been Found, But Their Guardians Are Too 'Terrified' To Return Them
Former BBC employees saved two early episodes of Doctor Who from destruction, but now fear they'll be treated like criminals.
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