Conan O'Brien's Late Night Legacy Was Born By Breaking Late Night Rules
30 years ago, a scrappy young writer named Conan O'Brien joined the world of late night television as a host, and the format has never been the same.
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Only Murders In The Building's Biggest Cameo Yet Is A Brilliant Meta Joke
A big cameo from the latest episode of Only Murders in the Building is a fun meta joke involving the stage production of The Producers.
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Star Trek: Picard Gag Reel Lets The Next Gen Crew Make All Kinds Of Dirty Jokes
Led by the childlike glee of Sir Patrick Stewart, this Star Trek Picard gag reel is a delightful look at some delightful on-set shenanigans of the NextGen crew.
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Why Star Trek Cut Beverly Crusher From The Next Generation Season 2
According to her colleagues, Beverly Crusher was fired from Star Trek: The Next Generation season 2 because of a producer who hated both her and her character.
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Loki Season 1 Took Unexpected Inspiration From Teletubbies
Believe it or not, the world of everyone's favorite little colorful goons, The Teletubbies, played an unlikely inspiration for Loki season 1. It's true!
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One Drunken Scene In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Had Real Crowds Gathering
The cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are never afraid to cause a ruckus, and that was readily apparent while filming Dennis and Dee Go on Welfare.
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How Firefly And Futurama Changed The Fate Of Star Trek: Enterprise
What do Star Trek: Enterprise, Futurama, and Firefly have in common? Besides being sci-fi TV shows, they also courted some of the same writers.
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What's The True Story Behind Why Kevin Hart Wanted To Make Netflix's True Story?
Kevin Hart's Netflix series True Story isn't exactly based on a true story, but it does draw on several elements from Hart's real life. Here's how.
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In Futurama Season 11, We See How Much A Key Supporting Player Has Changed
Kif Kroker, the unfortunate Lieutenant to the horrendous General Zapp Brannigan, has changed a lot over the run of Futurama. Here's how.
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Yellowstone's Beth Dutton Is Why The Show Didn't Get Made At HBO
HBO had the chance to lock down Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone, but the network executives thought the character of Beth Dutton was 'too abrasive.' Their loss.
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Transformers Had To Revive Optimus Prime For The Sake Of Some Very Unhappy Kids
Believe it or not, there was a time when the Transformers franchise killed off Optimus Prime - a decision that left a lot of kids feeling pretty upset.
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The Only Boys Recap You Need Before Gen V
Gen V, the eagerly awaited spin-off of The Boys, will debut soon. Here's everything you need to know about The Boys as you get ready for some Gen V mayhem.
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Futurama Season 11 Smuggles Some Its Best Satire Yet Inside A Stilted Critique Of Cancel Culture
Futurama takes on Cancel Culture with Zapp Gets Canceled, an episode that, despite some missteps, offers some fittingly (and deeply) cynical satire.
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The Transitional M*A*S*H Episode That Had Network Executives Steaming
Studio executives don't always seem to understand that breaking the mold is what gets you loyal viewers, and that's exactly what M*A*S*H did so well.
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Futurama Season 11 Puts A Fan-Favorite Character (And His Star Trek Inspiration) On Trial
Zapp Brannigan is inspired by Captain Kirk from Star Trek, and the latest episode of Futurama season 11 digs into that and the character's problematic nature.
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Letting Jonathan Frakes Direct Star Trek Came Back To Bite The Show's Producer
Letting Jonathan Frakes direct episodes of Star Trek inspired a trend that producers regretted.
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15 Episodes Of The Twilight Zone That Are Still Relevant Today
The Twilight Zone is as timely and relevant today as when Rod Serling's masterpiece debuted. These are the 15 episodes that are particularly relevant.
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Futurama Season 11 Just Inverted The Plot Of A Classic Episode
The problematic space captain Zapp Brannigan is the foucs of the latest episode of Futurama, creating a sly parallel with a classic episode from the '90s run.
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The Classic Hollywood Inspiration For Matcluck, Futurama's Alien Chicken Lawyer
Matcluck the Hyper-Chicken is one of Futurama's most beloved side characters, and he has deep roots in a piece of classic Hollywood history.
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Why The Paddy's Pub Bar Signs In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Look So Weird
Did you notice the bar signs in It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia changed between the first and second episodes of the first season? There's a reason forr that.
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Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights 2023: Surprises, Scares, And A Full House Rundown
We braved Chucky, Vecna, Deadites, Clickers, Universal Monsters and more to bring you this rundown of Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights 2023.
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The Secret Weapon Behind Spike's Success On Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Spike (James Marsters) is one of Buffy the Vampire Slayer's true fan favorites. However, he would've never taken off without director John T. Kretchmer.
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Kaitlin Olson's Real Life Pregnancy Made One It's Always Sunny Scene Extra Difficult
Kaitlin Olson showed off her physical comedy chops in the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode entitled 'The Gang Buys a Boat' - perhaps too effectively.
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Star Trek: The Next Generation Scrapped A Sequel To One Of Its Best Picard Plots
A scrapped plot sequel from a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode focusing on Picard could have provided one of the most emotional moments in Trek history.
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Who Is Mavra Zane In Star Wars? The Yellow Lightsaber Wielding Jedi Explained
Yellow lightsabers aren't common in the Star Wars universe, but fans who played the Kinect game will remember a Jedi who wielded one: Mavra Zane.
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Destination D23's Disney Studios Showcase Didn't Have Much To, Er, Showcase
The biggest news out of Destination D23's Disney Studios Showcase was a Disney+ release date for Haunted Mansion.
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One Of Futurama's Funniest Recurring Characters Was Only Meant To Be In One Scene
The homicidal Roberto, voiced by Dave Herman, was just too dang funny to be a one-off supporting character on Futurama. Ha-ha!
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