They Remade A Classic Twilight Zone Episode Twice – But The Original Tops Them All
The classic Twilight Zone episode 'Nightmare at 20,000 Feet' was re-imagined twice, but neither remake captured the original's trim, terrifying simplicity.
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William Shatner's Height Insecurity Forced A Change To Star Trek's Court Martial Episode
In the court martial episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, William Shatner used his power as the series lead to request something from the director.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Bonanza
These are the only actors still alive from the classic Western TV series Bonanza.
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Why The Skipper Was The Hardest Role To Cast In Gilligan's Island
Gilligan's Island creator Sherwood Schwartz once explained why casting the Skipper was the toughest role to get right, and it involves walking a very fine line.
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A true crime series finally convinced Stephen King he could adapt his novel Lisey's Story to the small screen.
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The Living And Cosmic Force In Star Wars, Explained
What are the Cosmic Force and the Living Force, and how do they differ in the Star Wars universe? Allow us to explain.
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It's Always Sunny's Creators Disagreed With A Sensitive Network Censor In Season 1
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's creatives really had to fight to even include the word 'abortion' in the season 1 episode 'Charlie Wants an Abortion.'
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Jay Leno Lit The Fuse For The Simpsons Feud That Inspired Flaming Moe's
Leave it to Jay Leno to exacerbate a feud between two of the creators of The Simpsons.
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Star Trek's Big Decision Makers Listen To Fans – Just Not The Toxic Ones
Longtime Star Trek franchise writer and producer Alex Kurtzman has confirmed that fandom input is taken into account ... but only to a point.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Donna Reed Show
Here are the actors still alive from the TV classic The Donna Reed Show.
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Who Is Rayner In Star Trek: Discovery Season 5? Kelleruns Explained
Star Trek: Discovery season 5 will introduce Captain Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie), a member of a little-explored alien species called the Kelleruns.
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One Of 3 Body Problem's Most Important Scenes Only Happened Thanks To Netflix
This scenario from Netflix's 3 Body Problem is a great example of what a collaboration can look like when business concerns don't overtake artistic ones.
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Star Trek: Section 31 Will Bring Back A Famous One-Off Next Gen Character
A character from Star Trek: The Next Generation is set to appear in the movie Star Trek: Section 31.
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Marvel Legends X-Men '97 Action Figures Rule, But Could Use More Accessories
Hasbro's first wave of Marvel Legends action figures for the animated X-Men '97 series are pretty great, but they could use some extra accessories.
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Star Trek's Jonathan Frakes Calls One Strange New Worlds Season 3 Episode His 'Best' Ever
Do you want to watch a Star Trek: Strange New Worlds murder-mystery episode directed by Jonathan Frakes? Of course you do.
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How Is Asajj Ventress Still Alive? Another Star Wars Show May Hold The Answer
Asajj Ventress showed up on this week's episode of Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3, but we may already know how she made her miraculous return from the dead.
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X-Men '97 Is Pulling From A Controversial Rogue And Magneto Storyline
X-Men '97 is exploring a relationship between Rogue and Magneto, but this isn't unprecedented; the pair have a romantic history in Marvel's comics.
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How To Watch The New Bonus Episode Of Quiet On Set
An additional episode of the horrifying docuseries Quiet on Set will explore lingering questions and dig deeper into conversations ignited by previous episodes.
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The Apple TV+ drama Sugar is the latest must-watch series from the streaming service. If you like movies, film noir, and detective stories, this one's for you.
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Who Is Goblin Queen? Madelyne Pryor In X-Men '97 Explained
Who is X-Men '97's Goblin Queen, and why does she call herself Madelyne Pryor? The answers lie in the comics ... and that story is fairly complicated.
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One Of X-Files' Best Episodes Would Have Been Very Different Without The Dick Van Dyke Show
A memory of an episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show helped form one of the best episodes of The X-Files.
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The Worst Revelations About Nickelodeon Revealed In Quiet On Set
In the interest of amplifying the voices of the victims in Quiet on Set, we've detailed the Nickelodeon docuseries' most disturbing revelations.
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Why The Original Author Of M*A*S*H Hated Hawkeye (And The Series As A Whole)
M*A*S*H author Richard Hornberger's politically conservative outlook meant he wasn't a fan of the TV series adaptation, especially its version of Hawkeye.
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Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Season 1 Soundtrack Gets A Classy CD Box Set To Rule Them All
The complete Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 1 soundtrack gets a massive CD box set courtesy of Mondo.
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After Gobbling Up Marvel And Star Wars, Disney Is Now Hungry For Anime
Disney's 21st century success has largely come from acquired properties like Star Wars and Marvel, and it looks like anime is now a major target.
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Why Netflix's 3 Body Problem Is Facing International Controversy
3 Body Problem's opening scene depicting China's Cultural Revolution (which was lifted directly from the original novel) has, unsurprisingly, drawn controversy.
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The Best Anime Of The Winter 2024 Season (And Where You Can Stream It)
The winter 2024 anime season had tons to offer, like legendary ongoing shows, the gayest sci-fi anime in years, a John Wick-esque anime about ninjas, and more.
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