Why Tales Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Was Canceled After Two Seasons
Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Paramount+ show that was meant to bridge the gap between movies, has officially been canceled. Here's why.
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South Park Season 28 Has Declared War On AI Deepfakes (And The Results Are Shocking)
In season 28 of South Park, an artificial intelligence war goes too far as the show tackles deepfakes in a way that only South Park can.
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A Mysterious Fallout Season 2 Trailer Moment Teases A Big Reveal For Video Game Fans
The Fallout season 2 trailer features a deep and mysterious voice that has video game fans anticipating the arrival of super mutants.
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Poker Face Has Been Canceled, But Creator Rian Johnson Hopes To Continue In A Strange Way
Peacock has canceled Poker Face after two seasons, but creator Rian Johnson already has an, um, unorthodox plan for how to continue the show in season 3.
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Justin Theroux's Fallout Season 2 Character Has An Awesome Star Trek Connection
Justin Theroux's mysterious Mr. House will factor into Fallout season 2, but the character himself has a significant Star Trek connection in the original games.
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Fallout Season 2 Trailer Enters New Vegas In All Its Violent Glory
Lucy and the Ghoul are heading to New Vegas in the new trailer for Fallout season 2, but the wasteland has a few bumps in the road.
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One Piece's Best Character Took Decades To Arrive
A character first mentioned in the One Piece manga many years ago was finally shown 'in person,' and this fantastic character was well worth the wait.
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James Gunn's Superman Spin-Off Series Could Introduce One Of DC's Weirdest Characters
We sincerely hope that Bruna the Gorilla, aka the the Bride of Jungle Jimmy, makes an appearance in the new Jimmy Olsen TV show.
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Why Kate Mulgrew Remains Absolutely Livid Over Star Trek: Prodigy's Cancellation
Star Trek: Prodigy was a sweet and ambitious series, which is one of several reasons why co-star Kate Mulgrew remains angry about its sudden cancellation.
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Why The Two Fullmetal Alchemist Series Are So Drastically Different
The original Fullmetal Alchemist and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood have sparked many passionate debates. What makes fans love each of them so much?
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Even A Die-Hard Trekkie Wouldn't Recognize The First Version Of A Classic Villain
Before KHAAAAAAN, there was ... Harold Erickson?
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The Real-Life Mobster Who Inspired The Sopranos
Landmark American crime drama "The Sopranos" is renowned for its authenticity. And there's a reason the show rang so true to life.
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Harry Potter's Ravenclaw Traits Explained
House Ravenclaw is one of the most unique albeit underrepresented houses in the world of Harry Potter. Here's what the Ravenclaw characters have in common.
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The Missed Opportunities Of Castle Rock
The Hulu series Castle Rock took inspiration from the expansive works of Stephen King, but at only two seasons long, many feel it ended too soon.
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How Transformers Finally Achieved A Decepticon Redemption Arc Four Decades In The Making
With issue #26, Transformers comic writer Robert Kirkman has finally realized a Decepticon redemption arc that's been in the making since the 1980s.
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Why Jimmy's Intense Yellowstone Branding Scene Looked So Real
The branding scenes on Yellowstone are intense and memorable, but there's a reason why Jimmy's branding in particular looked so real.
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A '70s Clint Eastwood Thriller Was One Of The Main Inspirations On Yellowjackets
Yellowjackets has drawn comparisons to Lord of the Flies and the work of Stephen King, but few might realize it was also inspired by a Clint Eastwood flick.
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How Ed Asner Changed The Cult-Hit Steven Spielberg Series Freakazoid!
People often forget how many offbeat animated shows were produced by Steven Spielberg, like the cult-hit Freakazoid! featuring Ed Asner.
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One Piece's Stupidest Joke Took 20 Years To Pay Off
The One Piece manga has been running since 1997, which meant Eiichiro Oda had over 20 years to pay off a silly pun. We love the dedication.
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20 Strongest Dragon Ball Characters, Ranked By Power
Dragon Ball is packed with incredible powerful characters across all of its shows and movies, and we think these are the 20 strongest of them all.
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Before Mad Men, Jon Hamm Made His Mark On TV With A Taraji P. Henson Crime Series
Jon Hamm knows better than to be biased against TV channels, having gotten started alongside Taraji P. Henson on this Lifetime crime series prior to Mad Men.
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A Fan-Favorite Stranger Things Character Nearly Died In The First Season
A certain Stranger Things character would've never become a fixture on the show if the Duffer Brothers had killed them like they originally planned in season 1.
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A New Batman Series With A Fun Twist Is Now Streaming On Prime Video
Most Batman movies and shows aren't exactly kid-friendly these days, which makes this well-received animated series on Prime Video that much more refreshing.
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The Witcher Star Was Chased Off Of Social Media By Intense Fan Negativity
Toxic fandoms continue to be a problem, as evidenced by one of the stars of The Witcher quitting social media in response to some intense online negativity.
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Did The Fantastic Four Cartoon Replace The Human Torch Over Child Safety Fears?
Rumor had it the New Fantastic Four cartoon series from the 1970s replaced the Human Torch over child safety concerns. The truth, however, is much more boring.
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Superman's Jimmy Olsen Spin-Off Series Will Introduce A Major DC Comics Villain
The upcoming Jimmy Olsen spin-off show starring Superman's Skyler Gisondo will properly introduce a major comic book villain into the new DC Universe.
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