Marvel's Fantastic Four Reboot Borrows One Valuable Lesson From Star Trek
The world seen in the new Marvel movie The Fantastic Four: First Steps seems to be borrowing a lesson from the Star Trek franchise.
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One Of Hulu's First Ever Shows Was A Western Comedy Created By A Star Trek Star
Years after recurring as Samantha Wildman on Star Trek: Voyager, Nancy Hower co-created this offbeat Western comedy series, one of Hulu's first-ever originals.
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The Marvel Character You Forgot Ebon Moss-Bachrach Played Before Fantastic Four's Thing
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe expands, there's a high likelihood that actors will play multiple roles like Fantastic Four's Ebon Moss-Bachrach.
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Friends Star Courteney Cox Headlined A Criminally Underrated Horror Show On HBO Max
Courteney Cox is a TV legend thanks to Friends, but brought her horror street cred from the Scream franchise to the small screen in a forgotten series.
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Why William Shatner's Boston Legal Was Canceled
Boston Legal had a solid run, but show creator David E. Kelley had a hunch about why the William Shatner-led Practice spin-off didn't last longer than it did.
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10 Things About How I Met Your Mother That Haven't Aged Well
How I Met Your Mother may be one of the most beloved CBS sitcoms, but like many shows, not everything has aged so well, and it's not just dated jokes either.
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Why Fox Canceled Kevin Bacon's The Following After Three Seasons
The Kevin Bacon thriller series The Following was a hit when it launched on Fox, but it ended up being canceled after three seasons.
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12 Best Changes Absolute Batman Makes To Bruce Wayne's DC Comics Story
The Absolute Batman comics offer a completely different take on Bruce Wayne and the people around him. Here are the 12 changes that work the best.
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How Star Trek Explored Prejudice Without Breaking Gene Roddenberry's Biggest Rule
Gene Roddenberry had a restrictive rule in place for the Star Trek writers, but they figured out a creative workaround when needed.
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The Seinfeld Episode You Didn't Realize Had A Seamless Special Effects Shot
The Seinfeld episode The Bookstore features a special effects shot that you probably never realized was there, and it's pretty impressive for a network TV show.
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James Gunn's DC Universe Continues Adapting The Funniest Justice League Ever
James Gunn's take on the Justice League is piecing together a lineup from the often-hilarious Justice League International comics.
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Why Pamela Anderson Left Tim Allen's Home Improvement
After two years playing Lisa opposite Tim Allen on Home Improvement, Pamela Anderson left the beloved sitcom. Here's why she walked away.
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Sons Of Anarchy: What Does SAMCRO Stand For?
At the center of Sons of Anarchy is the motorcycle club SAMCRO, but what does that name stand for? And is the show purely a work of fiction? Here's the answer.
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Aaron Paul's Forgotten Hulu Drama Caused A Ton Of Controversy
The Aaron Paul Hulu series The Path feels mostly forgotten these days, but it generated some controversy when it arrived.
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Does Denny Wilson Die In 9-1-1?
Denny Wilson (Declan Pratt) becomes the victim of a horrific car accident in 9-1-1 season 8, but does he make it out alive? Here's how it all goes down.
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A Beloved Stargate Atlantis Episode Originally Had A Radically Different Premise
One of the best episodes of the fifth and final season of Stargate: Atlantis was originally conceived with an entirely different premise.
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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Has A Hidden Mecha Anime Reference
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse's anime schoolgirl Peni Parker is partly an homage to the most famous mecha anime of all time.
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The Most Overlooked Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Character Is Finally Getting Their Time In The Spotlight
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds often struggles to give its original characters time in the spotlight, but Ortegas gets her chance to shine in season 3.
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The Daryl Dixon-Focused The Walking Dead Prequel Fans Forgot Existed
Did you remember that a video game called The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct existed? Maybe it's best if it stays forgotten.
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King Of The Hill Reboot: Everything We Know So Far
King of the Hill is returning after several years for an all-new 14th season. Here's everything we know about the reboot.
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15 Canceled Netflix Shows That Ended On A Cliffhanger
Netflix has canceled many a popular series with little to no warning, and in some cases, without any resolution. Here are 15 such shows that got the axe.
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What Is The Second Foundation? How Foundation Season 3 Makes Major Changes To The Original Book
The Apple TV+ adaptation of Isaac Asimov's Foundation makes significant changes to the Second Foundation. Here's how the show's version compares to the books.
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The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Star Who Almost Showed Up In The Indiana Jones Franchise
One cast member of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia came close to being a recurring character in the Indiana Jones franchise.
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Before The Boys, Jack Quaid Starred In A Failed Zombie Series On Prime Video
Years before The Boys altered the trajectory of his career, Jack Quaid co-starred in a zombie pilot with Glenn Close that was not picked up.
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The Smallville Character Superman Actor Christopher Reeve Played
Superman's Christopher Reeve crossed paths with Tom Welling by playing a Smallville character who provides Welling's Clark Kent with some crucial information.
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A Stargate SG-1 Episode Features A Cameo From A Major Simpsons Star
The voice of Homer Simpson got to appear on an episode of Stargate SG-1, a show that frequently referenced The Simpsons.
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15 Actors Who Hated Their Own TV Shows
Sometimes, landing that special long-running television gig isn't all what it's cracked up to be. Here are 15 actors who couldn't stand their own TV shows.
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