Game Of Thrones And Breaking Bad Fans Are Engaged In The Stupidest War Imaginable
The fandoms of Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad are engaged in a war in which they're review-bombing the other show on IMDb to drive down episode scores.
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Why Luke Grimes' Yellowstone Spin-Off Marshals Was Renamed
The Yellowstone spin-off previously known as Y: Marshals has ditched the single letter signifier, and there's a perfectly good explanation for that.
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Paradise Season 2 Review: Sterling K. Brown Returns For A Messier, But More Emotional Odyssey
Despite a bumpy ride, Paradise season 2 is well worth the watch, especially when it focuses on star Sterling K. Brown and new cast member Shailene Woodley.
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Horror Shows To Watch Next If You Love iZombie
For iZombie fans hungry for more supernatural mayhem with plenty of charm and drama, here are a few horror shows to add to your watch list.
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12 LGBTQIA+ Superheroes And Villains You Might Not Know About
The representation of LGBTQIA+ superheroes and villains in media has been an important development in pop culture, and these are some of our favorites.
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The Classic Sci-Fi Story That Inspired Futurama's Bender
Bender is as much a 'stupid, putrid coward' as his human friends, and that's why we love him.
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This Animated Sci-Fi Comedy Series Streaming On HBO Max Deserves A Second Season
Chances are this adult animated sci-fi comedy series on HBO Max will never get a second season, but it's still absolutely worth streaming.
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The Marvel Villain Actor In A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Most Fans Did Not Catch
Marvel fans would be forgiven for not recognizing a villainous actor from The Avengers appearing in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's In-Universe Comic Book Was Not Created Using AI
Fans were worried that a comic seen in an episode of Starfleet Academy might have been made using generative AI, but thankfully, it was created by humans.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 Trailer Promises Those Big Dragon Battles Are Finally Going To Happen
It's an all-out civil war in the trailer for House of the Dragon season 3, as the Games of Thrones prequel/spin-off prepares to make its long-awaited return.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Finally Peels Back The Layers On Two Major Characters
The latest installment of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is a character-driven episode that focuses on Darem Reymi and Genesis Lythe.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Episode 7 Makes A Perfect Double Feature With A Classic TOS Adventure
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's seventh episode has some elements that may seem slightly familiar. We recommend a double feature with this classic TOS episode.
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Ultimate Spider-Man's Triumphant Ending Proves Marvel Canceled The Ultimate Universe Too Soon
The ending of Ultimate Spider-Man has us wanting even more from this particular canon. Did Marvel cancel the Ultimate universe too soon?
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Where Apple TV's Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters Season 2 Fits In The Godzilla Timeline
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters hops around the MonsterVerse's timeline, but here's where season 2 of Apple TV's Godzilla (and Kong) show takes place.
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The Simpsons Episode 800 Answers A 37-Year-Old Question
The Simpsons is still providing new insight into America's favorite animated family, including the aftermath of the couch gag in episode 800.
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Star Trek: Legacy Isn't Happening, But The Enterprise And Seven Of Nine Are Getting Their Own Comic
A proposed Star Trek: Picard spin-off show known as Star Trek: Legacy isn't happening, but a comic book with the same premise involving Seven of Nine is.
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The Twilight Zone Creator Rod Serling Didn't Mince Words About Star Trek
Rod Serling was critical of Star Trek: The Original Series, and the Twilight Zone creator admittedly raised some valid points.
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The Late Tom Noonan Was Every Genre Fan's Favorite Actor
In the wake of Tom Noonan's untimely passing, fans are celebrating his great film and TV work in the sci-fi, horror, and other genres.
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The Simpsons Might End Some Day - But Not The Way You Might Think
The Simpsons has been on television longer than some of our readers have been alive, but the show doesn't intend to end in a predictable fashion.
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This Live-Action One Piece Star Appeared In Three DC Projects And Two Marvel Movies
One of the stars of Netflix's live-action One Piece series has popped up in three DC projects and multiple Marvel Studios movies.
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New Netflix Doc Tells The Truth About America's Next Top Model — And It's Rough
Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model on Netflix exposes the ugly truth about one of the most influential reality TV competition shows ever made.
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The Ending Of Tell Me Lies Is Perfect — And The Only Way To Close Out This Story
Tell Me Lies has wrapped up after its third season, and the show's last scene, which may be divisive among the fandom, is the perfect ending.
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The Mandalorian And Grogu Brings Back Din Djarin's Old Ship For An Infuriating Reason
Yes, that's the Razor Crest that you saw in the new trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu -- and the explanation behind its return is pretty annoying.
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A Cult Sci-Fi Series With Over 200 Episodes Is Now Streaming On Netflix
Stargate SG-1, which ran for a decade and helped the sci-fi franchise find a foothold on television, is now streaming on Netflix.
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This Awful Live-Action Superhero Series Isn't Tied To X-Men, Despite A Misleading Title
Remember Marvel's TV series Mutant X from the early 2000s? If you squint, it looked like an X-Men series, but that caused all sorts of problems in court.
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Tell Me Lies Showrunner Meaghan Oppenheimer Says This Season 3 Couple Was Planned All Along [Exclusive]
Many viewers were surprised by this romantic pairing in Tell Me Lies season 3, but showrunner Meaghan Oppenheimer always had it in her back pocket.
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The Orville Crew's Interstellar Mission Is So Vague For A Simple Reason
The mission at the heart of the sci-fi comedy series The Orville has been vague from the jump, and that's all by design.
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