Bluey's The Sign Ending Explained: The Big Special Teaches More To Parents Than Kids
Bluey's big special, The Sign, may be the final episode of the beloved animated series. Here's what the episode was really saying to its audience.
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Marvel Comics Writer Claims Kevin Feige Put A Hit On Kamala Khan
Was Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige behind Kamala Khan's (temporary) death in the comics? Marvel Comics says no, but a comics writer claims otherwise.
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Fallout Dev Sets The Record Straight On Timeline Controversy
Does the Fallout TV series change the continuity of the games? Let's investigate.
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Heidi Gardner Will Never Shake That Viral Moment From SNL's Beavis & Butt-Head Sketch
Heidi Gardner completely broke during Saturday Night Live's Beavis and Butt-Head sketch with Ryan Gosling, and she's talking about how it all happened.
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Your Favorite Character Actor Just Joined Netflix's Wednesday Season 2
Netflix's Wednesday season 2 just added Steve Buscemi to the cast.
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This Horror Anime Is A Secret Remake Of A 60s TV Classic
Horror-thriller manga/anime Monster was heavily inspired by the 1960s TV series The Fugitive, but its story became so much more than that.
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The Simpsons' Bumblebee Man Is Based On A Real-Life Mexican TV Star
The Simpsons' Bumblebee Man was inspired by the prominence of Mexican television on cable TV in Los Angeles, including one particularly popular series.
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How A Five-Minute Meeting Convinced Cartoon Network To Bring Back Samurai Jack
Bringing back Samurai Jack was one of the smartest and easiest decisions Cartoon Network ever made.
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A Prison Reality Show Has Netflix's Number One Spot Locked Up
Unlocked: A Jail Experiment has rocketed to number one on the Netflix charts ... and has left some controversy in its wake. Here's what you need to know.
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The Jinx Part Two Review: The Greatest True Crime Doc In History Continues
In The Jinx Part Two, director Andrew Jarecki returns to continue the story of Robert Durst, the subject of 2015's The Jinx who "killed them all, of course."
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The Star Trek DS9 And TOS Episodes That Influenced Strange New Worlds' Darkest Episode
Star Trek: Strange New World took inspiration from episodes of the original series and Deep Space Nine to tell a painfully dark story.
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Johnny Bravo Was Delayed By A Natural Disaster At Cartoon Network HQ
All it took for Johnny Bravo creator Van Partible to succeed at Cartoon Network was a missing sound mix, a massive earthquake, and a lot of talent.
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The Best Image Comics To Read If You Like Invincible
Image, the company behind the Invincible comics, was founded as counter-programming to the Marvel/DC duopoly, with titles spanning a vast array of genres.
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A Fan-Favorite Character Stole Durge's Spot In Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Here's how the Star Wars: The Clone Wars character Durge morphed into a fan-favorite Star Wars character.
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Star Trek: TNG's Identity Crisis Started As A Fan-Submitted Mess Of A Script
Star Trek fan Tim de Haas' spec script underwent major changes on its way to becoming the Next Generation episode 'Identity Crisis.'
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One Of The Last Of Us' Most Gut-Wrenching Lines Was Improvised By Pedro Pascal
The Last of Us season 1 didn't leave a lot of room for improvisation, but Pedro Pascal made a vital contribution to one of Joel's most moving scenes.
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Ryan Gosling Giggles Through A Phenomenal, All-Time Great Episode Of Saturday Night Live
Barbie co-star Ryan Gosling just hosted an amazing episode of Saturday Night Live that deserves to be counted among the best episodes of all time.
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How Star Trek Made LeVar Burton Actually Glow For Its Identity Crisis Episode
'Identity Crisis' is a good body-horror episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation and the first to use U/V light on set as part of Geordi's transformation.
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Ryan Gosling & Emily Blunt Turn A Taylor Swift Song Into A Barbenheimer Ballad On SNL
It's hard to let the summer of Barbenheimer go, so Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt use the power of song to work through their feelings.
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DC's Legends Of Tomorrow Cast Thought Beebo Would Ruin Their Careers
In a superhero show full of wild and outlandish moments, nothing quite tops a giant Beebo fighting a demon on DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
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You've Seen The Avatar Sequel, Now Watch Ryan Gosling's Papyrus Sequel
Ryan Gosling is relieved to see that Avatar: The Way of Water uses an original font instead of Papyrus ... until he takes a closer look.
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Saturday Night Live Creates Live-Action Beavis And Butt-Head, Starring Ryan Gosling
Ryan Gosling transforms into a man who looks oddly similar to Beavis from Beavis and Butt-Head in a hilarious Saturday Night Live sketch.
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How Quantum Leap Inspired Body Swapping Moments In Star Trek: Prodigy
Star Trek: Prodigy paid homage to Quantum Leap with an episode that allowed the actors to really flex their abilities.
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A Moment From Bones Season 8 Had Emily Deschanel Completely 'Embarrassed'
Bones got to show off her terrible dance moves in the season 8 episode 'The Diamond in the Rough,' and Emily Deschanel fully committed to the bit.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Love Boat
Surviving members of The Love Boat's cast are still working in Hollywood today, while others have retired from acting and are pursuing other endeavors.
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Star Trek: Prodigy's Brett Gray Prepared For His Role By Keeping Himself In The Dark
Like his character, Dal, Star Trek: Prodigy actor Brett Gray went into the series knowing little to nothing about the larger franchise.
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Every Time A Simpsons' Treehouse Of Horror Segment Parodied The Twilight Zone, Ranked
Some of The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror segments were even better than the episodes of The Twilight Zone they were parodying.
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