Futurama Season 11 'Space Italy' Continues The Show's Greatest And Laziest Joke
Futurama is known for offering piercing satires and poignant pathos, but we love the animated series just as much when it delves into pure, dumb fun.
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Every Episode Of Star Trek: Lower Decks Has To Follow The Same Key Rule
No matter the storyline, the creatives on Star Trek: Lower Decks always take care to focus on characters who aren't well-known in the Star Trek universe.
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Futurama Season 11 Asks The Toughest Question In Science
Futurama had one of its most heartwarming episodes yet with the season 11 finale, in which one of science's great quandaries is lovingly addressed.
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WGA And Studios Reach Tentative Agreement To End Strike
After nearly 150 days, the WGA strike may be in its final days as a tentative agreement has been reached with the studios.
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Succession Director Mark Mylod Set Emotional 'Traps' For The Stars All Throughout The Series
Succession directors like Mark Mylod would frequently set emotional 'traps' to help the show's actors give a better and more emotionally honest performance.
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One Of The Wildest Transformers Episodes Was Written By Wolverine's Creator
Wolverine creator Len Wein was also responsible for writing 'Webworld,' one of the strangest (and funniest) episodes of the 1980s Transformers cartoon series.
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Netflix's Latest Murdaugh Murders Exposé Has Viewers Tuning In
Season 2 of Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal just hit Netflix, and the show is already number 1 on the streamer's top 10 TV shows list.
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The First Animated X-Men Show Never Made It Past The Pilot Stage
Before X-Men the Animated Series, there was Pryde of the X-Men.
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Futurama's Pilot Put Dick Clark In A Confusing Situation
Futurama knows how to pull in the guest stars, but when they got Dick Clark for the pilot, they had no idea how committed he'd be to the role.
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Anya Chalotra's Witcher Casting Was Meant To 'Challenge' The Audience
Fantasy shows typically center white, Eurocentric beauty ideals. Anya Chalotra's casting as Yennefer on The Witcher was meant to subvert this trend.
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Why Fans Actually Loved Scotty's Terrible Accent In Star Trek: The Original Series
Scottish Star Trek fans agree that Scotty's accent was terrible, but they love him anyway. One town has even put up a plaque claiming to be Scotty's birthplace.
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Henry Cavill's Witcher Wig Became An Obsession For One Key Member Of The Crew
When it came to Henry Cavill's wig on The Witcher, hair and makeup artist Jacqueline Rathore obsessed over getting the look of the locks just right.
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How The Unaired Buffy Pilot Almost Killed The Show Before It Started
After the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie, Joss Whedon was given a chance to bring Buffy to TV, but seemingly no one liked the pilot he made.
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David Tennant's Time Lord Returns In Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Specials Trailer
Doctor Who is back for some David Tennant and Catherine Tate-filled goodness. Check out the trailer for the new run of 60th anniversary specials.
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Thursday's Widows Is The Netflix Series People Can't Stop Binge-Watching
Mexican thriller series Thursday's Widows recently landed on Netflix and is climbing up the charts worldwide.
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How The Continental Expands The World Of John Wick
The Continental is the first John Wick spinoff to make it to streaming or the screen, and it expands upon the rich Wick lore in numerous, intriguing ways.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Lord Of The Rings Movies
The Lord of the Rings series spans live-action, animation, and even streaming TV. But what's the correct order to watch? We're here to help you.
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CBS May Have Censored Yellowstone, But It's Certainly Not Suffering
Yellowstone season 1 just started airing on CBS in a censored form, but that's not keeping viewers away from the hit series.
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X-Men: The Animated Series Pulled A Trick On Marvel To Get The Show Approved
The original Marvel designs for the X-Men weren't great, so it took some expert trickery to get Jim Lee's designs approved for the animated series.
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The Santa Clauses Season 2 Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
Scott Calvin and his family are back for another adventure at the North Pole in The Santa Clauses season 2. Here's everything we know about this season so far.
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A Beloved Steven Spielberg HBO Miniseries Brings War To Netflix's Top Charts
Band of Brothers, the HBO series from Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, is now streaming on Netflix and sitting in the Netflix top 10.
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The Haunting Of Hill House Ending Explained: And Those Who Walk There Walk Together
Mike Flanagan's The Haunting of Hill House is a horror masterpiece, but is there more to its ending than meets the eye? Here's what the cast and crew have said.
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The Fall Of The House Of Usher Review: Mike Flanagan's Latest Is Succession Meets Edgar Allan Poe
Mike Flanagan tackles the world of Edgar Allan Poe with his somewhat disappointing new Netflix series The Fall of the House of Usher. Here's our review.
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The Continental: All The Best John Wick Easter Eggs And References
The new John Wick spinoff series The Continental has arrived on Peacock, and there are a handful of franchise Easter eggs for fans to pick up on.
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How The Buffy Sequel Series Will Finally Bring Justice To Charisma Carpenter
True fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer have long wanted justice for Charisma Carpenter's character Cordelia Chase. The audio sequel Slayers may bring just that.
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Prime Video Without Ads Will Soon Cost Extra, Because Amazon Apparently Isn't Rich Enough
In another sign that streaming is slowly turning into old school TV, Prime Video content will start having ads unless you want to pay an extra $2.99.
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Netflix Users Only Have One Week Left To Watch These Star Trek Titles
There was a time when you could find Star Trek series and movies just about everywhere on TV and streaming, even Netflix. That era has passed, and it's a pity.
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