Why X-Men '97 Brings Back The Mutants' Classic Marvel Comics Suits
X-Men '97 just brought back some old Marvel superhero suits. Let's take a look at them.
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X-Men '97 Just Took A Bold Swing With Magneto – And It Comes Straight From The Comics
X-Men comics fans probably saw Magneto's latest turn on X-Men '97 coming and know it draws directly from a famous Marvel Comics arc.
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X-Men '97 Just Gifted Fans Another Unexpected Avengers Cameo
Morph keeps changing into signature superheroes in X-Men '97, and the penultimate episode of the first season finds him changing into an Avenger: the Hulk.
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The Office Spin-Off Officially (And Finally) Has A Plot Synopsis And Streaming Home
The Office universe is officially returning with a new spinoff series about a small-town newspaper set to stream on Peacock.
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A Time-Traveling, Dystopian Sci-Fi Romance Is The Wildest Movie You Didn't See Last Month
Some of the best titles you might have missed last month include The Beast, Hundreds of Beavers, and the series The Sympathizer.
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Blu Del Barrio Had An Ironic Reaction To Their Final Star Trek: Discovery Scene
Blu del Barrio, the first openly non-binary actor in Star Trek, revealed that their last day on set was emotional -- just not in the way you'd expect.
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Amazon's Blade Runner 2049 Sequel Series Will Star A Proper Sci-Fi Legend
Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh is set to star in Blade Runner 2099, a sequel to Denis Villeneuve's 2017 film Blade Runner 2049. Here's who she's playing.
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Netflix's Wednesday Season 2 Will Feature An Addams Family Movie Cast Member
Netflix has announced the full cast for the now-in-production Wednesday season 2, which includes a certain alum from the Addams Family theatrical films.
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One Episode Of Bewitched Was Written By High Schoolers
'Sisters at Heart,' perhaps the most dramatic and substantial episode of Bewitched, was written by a group of literal high schoolers.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From My Three Sons
You don't have to look far to find the work of three of My Three Sons' main actors, all of whom are still sharing their wisdom from decades spent acting today.
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Blade Of The Immortal Is The Best Samurai Comic For Shogun And X-Men Fans
If you love Wolverine's X-Men spinoff movies and FX's Shogun, then Hiroaki Samura's samurai comic Blade of the Immortal is a must-read.
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Attention Star Wars Fans: Darth Jar Jar Is Finally And Officially (Sort Of) Real
This fall, LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy remixes the entire galaxy far, far away by turning heroes into villains and vice versa, including Darth Jar Jar.
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Star Trek's Top Exec Has One Strict Rule For Any Future Shows
Star Trek head honcho Alex Kurtzman wants all future shows to have something meaningful (and new) to say.
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How Bill Clinton Helped Shape Star Trek: Voyager Season 1
The metaphor behind Star Trek: Voyager season 1 was born out of the politics of Bill Clinton's presidential administration in the '90s.
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Star Trek Glossary: Every Starfleet Rank And Job Explained
Let's boldly go ahead and break down the various ranks and jobs of Starfleet from Star Trek.
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Star Trek Enterprise's Scott Bakula Wasn't Thrilled With The Series Finale
Trekkies were frustrated with the way Star Trek: Enterprise wrapped up after a better-received third and fourth season, as was its star, Scott Bakula.
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Doctor Who Review: Just As Fun, Cheesy And Heartfelt As Ever
The new season of Doctor Who on Disney+ is a bold, lively, kindhearted show. Here's our review.
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Why Star Trek Was A 'Mixed Blessing' For DeForest Kelley
DeForest Kelley had an extensive career before Star Trek, but his role as Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy came to define him.
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One Of Rob McElhenney's Favorite Always Sunny Episodes Involved A Head Injury
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia creator Rob McElhenney recalled one of his favorite episodes and the head injury it included.
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The Darkest Thing Dennis Never Actually Did In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Dennis (Glenn Howerton) is the scariest man on television, as It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia frequently (and hilariously) reminds us.
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Gen V Will Not Recast Chance Perdomo's Role Following Actor's Tragic Death
Gen V season 2 will undergo rewrites rather than recasting the role played by Chance Perdomo, who was tragically killed in a motorcycle crash.
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Dua Lipa Does The Best She Can With A Lukewarm Episode Of Saturday Night Live
Dua Lipa made her hosting debut on Saturday Night Live and pulled double duty as the musical guest on May 4. So how did she do? Let's dig in.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Jujutsu Kaisen Series
This is what we think the correct order is to watch the Jujutsu Kaisen series.
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SNL Takes Challengers' Horny Love Triangle Drama To A Very Weird Place
Saturday Night Live host Dua Lipa wants a sexy homerotic love triangle just like in Challengers, and she wants her Sonny Angel to be part of it.
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How All In The Family Turned Sally Struthers' Life 'Upside Down'
All in the Family fans didn't always have an easy time separating Sally Struthers' real life from her life onscreen.
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Star Wars: Tales Of The Empire Reveals Who Created One Of The Deadliest TIE Fighters
Star Wars: Tales of the Empire's animated shorts reveal which characters came up with the design for the deadly TIE Defenders that debuted in Star Wars Rebels.
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Archie's First Line In All In The Family Caused Arguments Behind The Scenes
Archie Bunker was causing headaches for Norman Lear before the first episode of All in the Family had even aired.
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