A Key Star Wars: The Clone Wars Planet Plays A Role In The Acolyte
Star Wars: The Acolyte takes us back to Carlac, a planet that was featured in Clone Wars where Ahsoka Tano and Bo-Katan were at odds.
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Star Wars: The Acolyte Echoes An Underrated Video Game With Its Villain Twist
Star Wars: The Acolyte features a story about twin sisters on two different sides of the Force, which calls back to a story from The Old Republic video game.
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The Acolyte Has Brought One Key Star Wars Book Character Into Live-Action
Star Wars: The Acolyte marks the live-action debut of Vernestra Rwoh (Rebecca Henderson), a key character from the High Republic books.
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The Acolyte's Biggest Mystery Could Directly Tie Into The Greatest Star Wars Villains
The mystery at the center of Star Wars: The Acolyte could tie into bigger villains from the Star Wars galaxy, and it may even be linked to the Sith Code.
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The Casual Star Wars Fan's Guide To The High Republic, Setting Of The Acolyte
Star Wars: The Acolyte takes place during the High Republic era. Here's what you should know about this period in Star Wars history.
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Hostel TV Show's Surprising Star Almost Joined The Horror Franchise 20 Years Ago
Two-time Oscar nominee Paul Giamatti is joining the Hostel franchise. Yep, you read that correctly: Giamiatti will star in a Hostel TV show from Eli Roth.
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The Acolyte Review: The Prequels Get Their Own Version Of The Force Awakens With This Star Wars Series
With clear influence from the prequel movies, The Acolyte brings something new to the Star Wars galaxy: a murder mystery. Here's our review.
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The Only Recap You Need Before The Boys Season 4
The Boys season 4 is finally almost here. Here's a recap of where the story left off at the end of season 3, and how Gen V moved it forward.
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Carolyn Seymour's Toreth Role In Star Trek Was Written 'For' Sean Connery
The Star Trek: The Next Generation character Toreth, played by Carolyn Seymour, was written with Sean Connery in mind.
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Why Star Trek Actress Yetide Badaki Panicked Over Strange New Worlds' Script
Yetide Badaki, who played Neera Ketoul on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, was nervous when she saw how many lines she had.
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Carrie-Anne Moss' Star Wars: The Acolyte Character Has Another Matrix Connection
Carrie-Anne Moss is coming full circle from her 1999 hit The Matrix to Star Wars: The Acolyte. Let us explain.
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How A Classic Kids Show Paved The Way For Gen V's Puppet Massacre [ATX Festival]
Gen V's lead puppet builder Colin Penman first learned his craft when he made a lemur puppet for the PBS kids' edutainment program Zoboomafoo.
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NASA Reveals Devastating Star Trek Truth: Spock's Home Planet Isn't Real
Bad news, Trekkies: a real-life planet thought to be in the same place as Spock's homeworld Vulcan in Star Trek doesn't actually exist.
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The Best Monologue In Netflix's The Fall Of The House Of Usher Started Off As A Joke [ATX Festival]
Mike Flanagan loves his monologues, but the best one in his Netflix horror series The Fall of the House of Usher began as a joke that just kept going.
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The One And Only Time Star Trek: The Original Series Showed The Federation Flag
The Star Trek Federation flag was only glimpsed one random time during Star Trek: The Original Series.
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The Time A Young Kurt Russell Appeared In Gilligan's Island
Years before he played Snake Plissken, a young Kurt Russell was Jungle Boy on the Gilligan's Island episode 'Gilligan Meets Jungle Boy.'
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A Regrettable DS9 Cameo Hamstrung Star Trek: Voyager's Initiations Episode
The Star Trek: Voyager episode 'Initiations' featured a Deep Space Nine actor who was too recognizable for their own good.
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George R.R. Martin Co-Wrote A Forgotten Twilight Zone Episode About Elvis
Before he published Game of Thrones, George R.R. Martin penned a time travel script about Elvis Presley for The Twilight Zone.
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Star Trek Exec Thinks He Knows Why Discovery Didn't Connect With Some Fans
Star Trek: Discovery showrunner Alex Kurtzman, the head of Star Trek at Paramount+, knows the first season was too dark for fans, but that was intentional.
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The Classic Horror And Sci-Fi Films That Inspired Cartoon Network's Courage The Cowardly Dog
Cartoon Network's Courage The Cowardly Dog was full of homages to The Exorcist, Fantastic Planet, and other classic horror and sci-fi films.
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Why Family Guy Won't Parody The Star Wars Prequel Or Sequel Trilogies
Family Guy's parody specials for the original Star Wars trilogy are a lot of fun, but parodying the prequel and sequel trilogies would be tricky.
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Cartoon Network's Dexter's Laboratory Is Riddled With Sam Raimi References
Cartoon Network's Dexter's Laboratory reflects creator Genndy Tartakovsky's love for Sam Raimi, especially the director's Evil Dead movies.
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One Of Zapp Brannigan's Signature Futurama Moves Came From Matt Groening's Kid
Futurama's Zapp Brannigan has a signature salute that fans know very well. However, it didn't come from the show's writers; it was creator Matt Groening's kid.
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Sally Struthers Joined All In The Family After Being Brutally Dropped From Another Show
Before she was Archie's 'little girl' on All in the Family, Sally Struthers got brutally dropped from one of her early shows.
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Why Star Trek: Voyager's First Season Never Got A Proper Finale
Most Star Trek shows in the '90s ended their seasons with a cliffhanger or some kind of dramatic event, but that wasn't the case with Voyager season 1.
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Doctor Who's Bleak New Episode Took A Page From Netflix's Darkest Show
The latest episode of Doctor Who draws inspiration from an episode of Netflix's Black Mirror.
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Loki's Showrunners Fed The Cast Lies Over A Key Moment In Season 2
If Loki season 2 was confusing for Marvel fans, it was even more confusing for the show's cast, who were misled about the Temporal Loom scene.
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