Timothée Chalamet Previews His Wonka Singing Voice With A 'Pure Imagination' Parody On SNL
With the actors strike over, Timothée Chalamet is free to shamelessly plug his upcoming movies on Saturday Night Live - starting with Wonka.
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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. -
How The 2007-08 Writers Strike Led To The Creation Of Suits
The 2007-08 writers' strike not only led directly to the creation of Suits, but it also benefitted the show greatly when it came to residuals. -
Charlie Day Broke Character On It's Always Sunny And They Kept It In The Show
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is bound to have the cast cracking up, and Carlie Day remembers one character breaking moment that made it into the show. -
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. -
The Creator Of M*A*S*H Always Regretted How The Show Handled Frank
M*A*S*H is well known for its great writing and superb character development, but that wasn't universal. Case in point Frank Burns, who never changed. -
House Of The Dragon Season 2 – Release Window, Cast, And More Info
HBO greenlit House of the Dragon season 2 after the first season's success. Here's what we know about it so far, including the release date and plot. -
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. -
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. -
Star Trek's Patrick Stewart Still Owns A Hilarious Prank Created By Data Himself
Brent Spiner had some fun with Patrick Stewart after a publication dubbed the Star Trek: The Next Generation star an 'unknown British Shakespearean actor.' -
Netflix's Dead Boy Detectives Solve Ghostly Mysteries In First Trailer For The Sandman Spin-Off
With a new trailer, Dead Boy Detectives is coming to Netflix and will be a part of the world created by The Sandman, rather than Doom Patrol. -
The Original British Broadcast Of M*A*S*H Made One Jarring Change To The Show
The British broadcast of MASH was a little different than the American one, thanks to one specific choice. Read all about it right here. -
David X. Cohen Feels One Futurama Moment Tarnished Zapp's Character
Futurama co-creator David X. Cohen thinks one episode of Futurama went too far in handling the character of Zapp Brannigan. -
Why NBC Suddenly Canceled The A-Team In The Middle Of A Season
Even though it was a ratings juggernaut after it premiered in 1983, NBC canceled The A-Team by 1985. How did it happen, and why? -
Blue Eye Samurai Blends Lady Snowblood Revenge Action With Eye-Popping Animation
Netflix's Blue Eye Samurai is one of the best animated series of 2023. Here's why. -
New The Boys Season 4 Plot Details Reveal How The Show Reacts To Gen V
The Boys season 4 will feature a number of crucial changes, picking up mere weeks after the dramatic conclusion to Gen V season 1. -
Brian Cox Mistakenly Thought 007: Road To A Million Was The New James Bond Movie
When Brian Cox signed on to 007: Road to a Million he thought he was agreeing to play the next Bond villain in a James Bond movie. -
There Was A Second Twilight Zone Movie That You've Probably Never Heard Of
The Twilight Zone has been revived, made into movies, books, and more. But there's likely a Twilight Zone movie you've never heard of - but should. -
After Holding Back For Five Episodes, Paramount's Revival Finally Gives Us Horny Frasier
The sixth episode of the Frasier revival sees Dr. Crane confusingly returning to his womanizing roots. -
The Loki Season 2 Finale Brushes Off Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania
It seems like the events of Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania don't really matter much, at least according to the Loki season 2 finale. -
Netflix's Blue Eye Samurai Showrunners On R-Rated Animation, A Possible Season 2, And More [Exclusive Interview]
/Film sat down with Blue Eye Samurai showrunners Amber Noizumi and Michael Green to talk about the graphic violence and sex in the first season, and much more. -
Cool Stuff: Yellowjackets Funko POPs Celebrate Doomcoming With Wilderness Style
Yellowjackets is finally getting the Funko POP treatment, and these Doomcoming-inspired figures are so much better than we could have anticipated. -
Does The Loki Season 2 Finale Make It Easier To Replace Jonathan Majors As Marvel's Kang?
Hanging over Loki season 2 has been the Jonathan Majors problem, but the season finale may have just presented us with several potential solutions. -
The Marvels Pays Off The Worst Part Of Secret Invasion Ending (Kind Of)
Secret Invasion never really explained why Skrulls couldn't have a place of their own on Earth like New Asgard, and The Marvels actually rectifies that. -
Loki Season 2 Took Inspiration From James Bond, Stanley Kubrick, And Godzilla [Exclusive]
Loki season 2 totally changed up its lighting design from the first season, and the cinematographer took inspiration from some late 1960s-early 1970s icons. -
Does Marvel's Loki Season 2 Finale Leave Room For Season 3?
Will there be a Loki season 3? Maybe, but after the Loki season 2 ending, we're wondering if one is even necessary. -
Marvel's Loki Season 2 Ending Explained: Is This Truly Glorious Purpose?
The Loki season 2 finale provides a complete arc for the God of Mischief and seems to have given him the redemption that he's long been looking for.
