The Zoidberg Mystery Futurama's Writers Took Six Whole Seasons To Solve
It only took six seasons but Futurama writers have given the answer to why Zoidberg is kept around despite being the worst doctor in the galaxy.
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The Medically Unethical M*A*S*H Scene Mike Farrell Made A Stink About
The cast of MASH knew their roles so well that Mike Farrell objected to a decision that he felt wasn't right for his character, B.J. -
The Familial Cameo In Always Sunny Season 16 A Lot Of Viewers Didn't Catch
Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson are far from the only It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia cast members whose families have appeared on the show. -
Futurama Season 11 Offers A Rarity: A Hermes-Centric Episode
Hermes doesn't often get the spotlight in Futurama, but 'Rage Against the Vaccine' is a Hermes episode (with special guest star Barbados Slim). -
Futurama's Covid Episode Brings The Show's Timeliest Satire Yet
Futurama season 11 is back with one of the timeliest episodes in years: a send-up of all things COVID, vaccines, conspiracies and social media. -
The Only MCU Recap You Need Before Loki Season 2
The God of Mischief has had a far-reaching impact on the MCU. Here's what you need to know about his multiversal adventures before "Loki" Season 2 premieres. -
Futurama Season 11 Brings Back The Angry Dome, One Of The Show's Best Random Gags
Futurama is at its best when it throws random gags out of left field. And in the most recent episode, it revisits one of the best of that bunch, the Angry Dome. -
Futurama Season 11 Finds The Show Once Again Pitting Science Against Faith
Futurama has always played with the tension between science and spirituality, but in season 11 episode 7, the series goes further than ever before. -
Yep, A Classic Star Trek Episode Inspired That Strange New Worlds' Season 2 Cliffhanger
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 2 took a page out of The Next Generation's book on how to excite and frustrate the fandom. -
Game Of Thrones' Red Wedding 'Shattered' Michelle Fairley In More Ways Than One
The actress who played Game of Thrones' Catelyn Stark was emotionally wrecked by The Red Wedding. Read about Michelle Fairley's trauma from that episode. -
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Is Basically Mad Max In France With Zombies
Executive producer Greg Nicotero reveals the influences for The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, including Mad Max and Ride with Norman Reedus. -
A Legendary Singer Influenced Both Megatron & The Cave Of Wonders From Disney's Aladdin
Voice actor Frank Welker drew inspiration from a legendary singer when it came time to create voices for characters like Transformers' Megatron. -
Barbie's Western-Themed Outfit Posed An Unexpected Challenge
Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling's Western outfits as Barbie and Ken in Greta Gerwig's Barbie posed creative challenges for the film's costume designer. -
An Original Stranger Things Script Reveals A Different Motivation For Henry Creel
Henry Creel had a different motivation for murdering a member of his own family in Stranger Things season 4 than he did in the original script. -
Game Of Thrones' Kit Harington Learned The Hard Way How Painful Dragon Riding Can Be
Riding a dragon, even a fake dragon, proved to be a little more painful than expected for Game of Thrones actor Kit Harington. -
Loki Season 2 Takes Us To McDonald's Thanks To Sophia Di Martino (And Nostalgia)
Loki season 2 will find Sylvie (Sophia Di Martino) laying low at a 1980s McDonald's, an idea that originated with DiMartino herself. -
Why These Star Trek Actors Really Left The Franchise
More than a few Star Trek actors left the franchise unexpectedly or abruptly, including Kirstie Alley, Jeffrey Hunter, and Jennifer Lien. Here's what happened. -
Star Trek: Prodigy's Cancelation Caught The Cast & Crew Completely Off Guard
The team that worked on Star Trek: Prodigy found out about the show's cancelation around the same time as viewers. But there's still some hope for the future. -
Why Stranger Things Only Submitted One Actor To The 2023 Emmys For Season 4
You may be surprised to learn that Stranger Things' Dacre Montgomery, who plays Billy, was the only actor submitted for Emmy Awards consideration for season 4. -
I Love Lucy Signed A Smoky Deal And Wound Up With A Deadly Sponsorship
Back in the old days, cigarette ads were prevalent on TV, including on the I Love Lucy show - which went all-in on with its cigarette sponsorship. -
Alexander Siddig's Audition For Star Trek's Bashir Was Anything But Normal
Alexander Siddig had no idea how big his role for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was supposed to be when he auditioned for the part. -
Succession Creator Jesse Armstrong Says Kendall's Name Was Underlined, Not Crossed Out
Kendall Roy was tortured in Succession season 4 by a single pencil line in one of his father's documents. Show creator Jesse Armstrong weighs in. -
How Family Guy Paved The Way For Futurama's Many Revivals
According to co-creator David X. Cohen, Fox's decision to cancel and then revive Family Guy helped pave the way for Futurama's own revival(s) years later. -
Kevin Costner Explains His Yellowstone Exit And Says He'll 'Probably Go To Court' Over It
The circumstances around Kevin Costner's shocking exit from Taylor Sheridan's hit Paramount series 'Yellowstone' are finally becoming clear. -
How Jimmy Buffett And The Piña Colada Song Helped Always Sunny Solve The Bathroom Problem
The late Jimmy Buffett played an invaluable role in a classic It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode that took on the bathroom debate. -
Star Trek's Temporal Cold War And Its Messy Behind-The-Scenes Origins Explained
A studio demand for more futuristic stuff lead to Star Trek: Enterprise launching a Temporal Cold War. Here are the details of what it was all about. -
Stranger Things' Dacre Montgomery Filmed His Billy Scenes For Season 4 In A Wild Way
Because of the pandemic, Dacre Montgomery couldn't make it to the set to film his Stranger Things season 4 scenes. So the set came to him.
