Roland Emmerich Turned Down Stargate SG-1 For One Reason
Roland Emmerich directed the Stargate movie but had nothing to do with the many Stargate TV shows that followed. Here's why.
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Young Sheldon's Co-Creator Was Concerned About A Key Creative Decision
Young Sheldon co-creator Steven Molaro worried the show would prove to be a real challenge due to a key difference between it and The Big Bang Theory.
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Why Charles Melton Replaced Ross Butler As Reggie Mantle On Riverdale
While Charles Melton's performance as Reggie Mantle on Riverdale began his onscreen ascension, the character was originally played by Ross Butler.
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10 Stephen King Books That Should Become TV Shows, Ranked
The works of Stephen King can make for very compelling screen adaptations, and there are a few stories of his that would make great TV shows.
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How Leonard Nimoy Came Up With Spock's Vulcan Nerve Pinch On Star Trek
Leonard Nimoy himself came up with Spock's Vulcan nerve pinch on Star Trek, and his reasoning for using the maneuver was, naturally, quite logical.
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Simon Helberg & Melissa Rauch Both Worried About This Plotline On The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory stars Simon Helberg and Melissa Rauch were both concerned about a major storyline involving their characters later in the show's run.
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The Real Reason Squid Game Season 2 Is Only 7 Episodes Long
Squid Game season 2 is a couple episodes shorter than season 1. However, according to creator Hwang Dong-hyuk, there's a good reason for that.
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Why Jeffrey Wright's Jim Gordon Didn't Return For The Penguin
Jeffrey Wright's Jim Gordon was the MVP of The Batman, but there's a simple reason why he didn't appear in the Penguin spinoff series.
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Every Season Of 24 Ranked Worst To Best
You think you've had a bad day? Jack Bauer has you beat. Check out our favorite seasons of 24, but do it fast - we're running out of time!
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Christopher Judge Pitched A Stargate SG-1 Spin-Off That Would Have Changed The Franchise
Stargate SG-1 veteran Christopher Judge once pitched an intriguing spinoff series involving his character, Teal'c of Chulak.
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Why The Twilight Zone Season 4 Had Hour-Long Episodes
Twilight Zone episode runtimes doubled in season 4, even though both Rod Serling and the show's fans preferred shorter episodes. Here's why.
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The 27 Best Game Of Thrones Episodes, Ranked
To celebrate the success of HBO Max's "The House of the Dragon," we take a look back at some of the best-written and directed episodes of "Game of Thrones."
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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's Jude Law Reveals What He Learned From His Young Co-Stars [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Jude Law about working with a young cast of co-stars on Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, and chatted with the creators of the show as well. Check it out.
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Jon Cryer's Biggest Regret About Playing Lex Luthor In The Arrowverse
With the Arrowverse now officially over, Jon Cryer has looked back on his run as the property's Lex Luthor and admitted he only really has one regret.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 Celebrates Its (Actual) Most Underappreciated Crew
Star Trek: Lower Decks is a show about Starfleet's underdogs, which means that other members of the Cerritos crew have been overlooked - until now.
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Superman & Lois Had Plans For A Major Justice League Villain Before Its Cancellation
Superman & Lois managed to include a number of famous DC villains, although it originally had plans to introduce a major Justice League opponent too.
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Yes, Creature Commandos Is James Gunn's Suicide Squad Sequel
Creature Commandos is essentially a sequel to James Gunn's The Suicide Squad. Here's how the DC Universe series connects to and resembles that film.
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Creature Commandos Continues One Of James Gunn's Key Themes In The DC Universe
DC animated series Creature Commandos returns to one of writer James Gunn's favorite themes: interrogating masculinity.
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The Superman & Lois Series Finale Made History With An Unexpected Death
The Superman & Lois series finale brought the show to a poignant conclusion by going where no live-action Superman project has gone before.
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Creature Commandos Owes A Huge Debt To This Horror Superhero Comic
As much as Creature Commandos recalls The Suicide Squad, the DC Universe series also bears a strong resemblance to a famous horror superhero comic.
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HBO's Harry Potter TV Series May Have Found Its New Severus Snape
HBO's Harry Potter series is reportedly eyeing one of the stars of I May Destroy You and Black Mirror to play the role of Severus Snape.
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Why Joining M*A*S*H Was A 'Nerve-Wracking' Experience For Mike Farrell
Before Mike Farrell's character B. J. Hunnicutt became a beloved part of M*A*S*H, he was terrified about joining the show.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Happy Days
Here's what the living actors of Happy Days are all currently up to!
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How The Superman & Lois Series Finale Killed Off Its Strongest DC Comics Villain
Superman & Lois brought its Doomsday arc to a close with its series finale. Here's how the DC Comics supervillain met his end on the show.
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First The Boys Season 5 Photo Reveals The Return Of Three Members Of The Seven
The Boys creator Eric Kripke has revealed a first-look photo for season 5 teasing the return of at least three major figures in The Seven.
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The Surprising Inspiration Behind Jude Law's Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Character
Jude Law's character on Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, Jo Na Nawood, has a somewhat unexpected real-world source of inspiration.
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Skeleton Crew Further Connects Star Wars To This Classic Video Game Series
Skeleton Crew is but the latest Star Wars project to draw inspiration from a beloved adventure video game property associated with Lucasfilm.
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