Why The Creator Of Doctor Who's Theme Song Went Uncredited For Decades
Featuring swoops, clouds, and wind bubbles.
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Making Doctor Who's Daleks Move Wasn't Exactly Easy
Daleks are just one of the Doctor's greatest archenemies — and it turns out, they were just as challenging to control for the show's production team, too! -
Why Battlestar Galactica Had Such An Aversion To Aliens
After leaving the world of Star Trek, Ronald D. Moore developed the Battlestar Galactica remake — a gritty sci-fi series that didn't feature aliens. -
This Twilight Zone Story Was Very Personal To Rod Sterling
Nostalgia can be a hell of a drug, as deftly shown by Rod Serling in this revered episode of The Twilight Zone. -
Why Garrett Wang Thinks Star Trek: Voyager Wasted Kim's Potential
Star Trek: Voyager ran for seven seasons, and the series never really let Harry Kim grow up enough to reach his full potential. -
The (Dumb) Mystery Is Afoot In Episode 5 Of Star Trek: Picard
After a strong start, Picard season 2 stumbles with episode 5. -
The Inspiration Behind Twilight Zone's 'Five Characters In Search Of An Exit'
Come for the twist ending, stay for the examination of Rod Serling's fascinating influences. -
Every Season Of Star Trek: The Next Generation Ranked Worst To Best
Star Trek: The Next Generation had big shoes to fill following the original Star Trek series. Here is every season of The Next Generation ranked worst to best. -
Why Star Trek: The Next Generation Seemed Doomed To Fail
No one had faith that The Next Generation would become one of the greatest TV shows ever made. -
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Richard Matheson, The Influential Science Fiction Writer You've Never Heard Of
Richard Matheson is the writer behind many influential science fiction stories. Here are a few of his most important works within the sci-fi genre. -
The Star Trek Frustrations That Shaped Battlestar Galactica
'How can you give up on your own show? How do you give up on your characters?' -
Space Force Season 2 Ending Explained: Don't Look Up
Let's talk about the ending, and what it means for a third season. -
Doctor Who Brought Back A Classic Companion After Three Decades
A rare case of Doctor Who un-doing a death and it not feeling lazy! -
The Other Shoe Is Dangling In Episode 4 Of Star Trek: Picard Season 2
Picard season 2 has been a huge improvement over season 1. But episode 4 shows some signs of trouble. -
Joel Hodgson Had A Good Reason For Reviving Mystery Science Theater 3000
Many producers approached Hodgson over the years about reviving MST3K, but he was never interested. What changed? -
These Patrick Troughton Doctor Who Episodes Were Missing For Decades
Patrick Troughton played the Doctor for several seasons, but thanks to the BBC's policy of taping over its shows, many of those episodes are lost — for now. -
Doctor Who Allowed David Tennant To Live Out A Life Long Dream
Doctor Who encouraged David Tennant to pursue acting at the age of 3 — and he would get to star in his favorite show three decades later. -
Not Everyone Was Embarrassed To Have Their Films On Mystery Science Theater 3000
' I knew then that we were in trouble.' -
Invasion Season 1 Ending Explained: The Visitors Haven't Left
What initially seemed like it could've been a limited series turned out to be a bit more sprawling, tying up some loose ends but leaving others unraveled. -
Doctor Hugh? That Time Hugh Grant Starred In A Doctor Who Parody
Hugh Grant may not be playing the Doctor on the actual show, but he did play the time-traveling alien in a parody written by none other than Steven Moffat. -
John Billingsley's Dream Star Trek Episode Sounds Absolutely Wild
Phlox actor John Billingsley had the perfect idea for a wild Denobulan-centered episode of Star Trek: Enterprise; sadly, he never pitched it. -
The Harrison Ford Classic That Inspired Janeway's Star Trek Return
You can't go wrong with referencing The Fugitive. -
Why Director Joe Wright Deeply Connected With His Black Mirror Episode 'Nosedive'
A box office bomb put the filmmaker in the right headspace for Black Mirror. -
One Of Star Trek: Voyager's Most Memorable Episodes Could Have Been An Entire Season
The Star Trek: Voyager two-parter "Year of Hell" was originally envisioned as a full season story arc, according to Bryan Fuller. -
Star Trek: Picard Is Finally Giving Its Most Fascinating New Character Time To Shine
Raffi was sidelined more than once during the first season of Picard. Thankfully, that's changing. -
A Reliable 'Assimilation' For Episode 3 Of Star Trek: Picard Season 2
Picard season 2 heads back to 21st-century Los Angeles.
