Chucky Season 3 Review: The Killer Doll Has Our Vote With The Wildest Season Yet
Chucky season 3 invades in the White House, resulting in the wildest season yet. Read our spoiler-free review of the horror series right here.
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Loki Season 2 Review: Marvel Delivers The Multiverse Mayhem We've Been Waiting For
After a string of misfires, the MCU bounces back with Loki season 2, a constantly entertaining thrill ride that should please even jaded fans. -
The Witcher Book Plotline Anya Chalotra Is Most Excited To See In Season 4
Anya Chalotra, who plays the sorceress Yennefer on The Witcher, is particularly excited for one season 4 storyline, and it doesn't actually involve her. -
The Original Star Trek: Picard Ending Revealed By Patrick Stewart
Star Trek: Picard gave fans a satisfying send-off to the storyline of Jean-Luc Picard. But actor Patrick Stewart had different ideas about what should happen. -
Cool Stuff: Captain Planet Funko POPs Are Here To Take Pollution Down To Zero
Captan Planet, he's a hero, gonna take pollution down to zero. But now he's also gonna kinda hurt the environment in an assortment of new Funko POPs. -
The Simpsons Season 35 Premiere Addresses A Long-Running Fan Question
Exactly how has Homer managed to hold onto his job as a nuclear safety inspector on The Simpsons? Thanks to the season 35 premiere, we now have an answer. -
One Bones Moment Made Emily Deschanel Cry So Much They Had To Scrap The Footage
Emily Deschanel's character on Bones was for the most part clinical and unemotional, but that didn't stop Deschanel from bawling over one season 2 plotline. -
Gen V Features A Hero With A Bloody Familiar Power
Jaz Sinclair's character on Gen V, Marie Moreau, has an unusual ability that actually has deep roots in the annals of superhero media history. -
How The Witcher's Anya Chalotra And Freya Allan Made Sense Of Ciri's Season 3 Arc
The Witcher's Anya Chalotra and Freya Allan have built up an incredible working relationship behind the scenes that led to their unique dynamic on screen. -
Why It Took So Long For Arcee To Appear In The Transformers Movies
Arcee is the only well known woman Transformer in the franchise, and as such, she's been divisive. Here is why it took Arcee so long to show up in the movies. -
The Twilight Zone's 2002 Revival Was Doomed From The Start, Thanks To Network Interference
The Twilight Zone 2002 UPN revival faced an uphill battle right from the start thanks to studio interference and a demand that the reboot series be hip. -
Nathan Fielder's The Curse Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
Nathan Fielder is back for another deliciously uncomfortable meta-TV adventure. This time with The Curse, co-starring Emma Stone for Showtime. -
Jonathan Frakes Names His Dream Cast For Star Trek: Legacy
If the Star Trek spinoff Star Trek: Legacy ever happens, franchise mainstay Jonathan Frakes already has a full cast in mind to populate the show. -
John DiMaggio Took A New Approach To Futurama's Bender For The Hulu Revival
In the original run of Futurama, Bender was a pharaoh, a werecar, and briefly a god, but voice actor John DiMaggio now sees him as being 'like my kid.' -
Suits Season 9 Isn't On Netflix – But We Know Where You Can Watch It Instead
Suits is a streaming hit on Netflix, but the service only has the first 8 seasons. Here's where to watch season 9, the show's final season. -
Including Old Bruce Wayne In Batman Beyond Caused A Major Writing Problem
When it came to Batman Beyond, writers kept pitching stories about old Bruce Wayne instead of the show's main character Terry McGinnis. -
Brittany Daniel Wasn't Supposed To Play Carmen In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has always been a dark and edgy comedy, but way back in the mid 2000s, they were surprisingly progressive on trans issues. -
Pedro Pascal's Guest Role On Buffy The Vampire Slayer Inspired One Of His Most Underrated Films
Before he was The Mandalorian, Pedro Pascal was just a young man who got turned into a vampire on the beloved series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. -
One Of Futurama's Darkest Running Jokes Was Inspired By Donald Duck
The suicide booth on Futurama has a strange origin story ... in an old Donald Duck cartoon. -
Why Rod Serling Apologized To Carol Burnett After Her Twilight Zone Episode
Carol Burnett starred on an episodes of The Twilight Zone that, let's say, didn't go on to be so beloved, and Rod Serling realized that. -
It's Always Sunny Isn't Just A Show About Terrible People
Fans wouldn't have remained so loyal to It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia after 16 seasons if it didn't have genuine moments of emotional honesty. -
In Spring 2000, Buffy The Vampire Slayer And The Sopranos Somehow Had The Same Season Finale
The Sopranos and Buffy ruled TV in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and for one month in the year 2000, both conducted wild experiments with dream logic. -
An Original Prop From The Twilight Zone Had Bill Mumy Cringing In Disgust
The Twilight Zone actor Bill Mumy had to deal with a disgusting three-headed gopher prop while filming the episode It's a Good Life. -
The Only M*A*S*H Actor Who Was In Every Single Episode
One actor became the anchor for the series M*A*S*H over the course of its long run on television - and he's why we continue to watch the show today. -
The Fate Of Lee Dutton In Yellowstone Explained
What happened to Lee Dutton on Yellowstone? We have the answer right here, but it contains spoilers if you haven't watched the hit show, so be warned. -
The One Star Trek Plotline Lower Decks Will Never Do
Unfortunately for fans of a certain iconic Trek baddie, the team behind Star Trek: Lower Decks have decided to leave it for the other series to explore. -
Why Gary Burghoff Left M*A*S*H And Never Returned
There have many stories about Gary Burghoff's time on M*A*S*H, but why did the actor really leave the successful, classic army hospital series?
