Pokemon Concierge Trailer Brings The Video Game Creatures Into Stop-Motion Animation At Netflix
Netflix is getting into the Pokemon business with the painfully adorable new stop-motion series, Pokemon Concierge.
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Courteney Cox Pays Tribute To Matthew Perry With A Touching Memory And A Hilarious Video
Matthew Perry's onscreen friend and spouse, Courteney Cox, paid tribute to the late actor with a lovely social media post.
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The New Ship In Star Trek: Lower Decks Is A Touching Tribute To A Departed Friend Of The Show
Star Trek: Lower Decks recently paid tribute to Fabio Passaro, who passed away in October of 2022, and was a beloved mainstay behind the scenes of Star Trek.
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Suits' Gabriel Macht Thought Harvey And Donna's Romance Would Ruin The Show
When it came to the romance between Harvey and Donna on Suits, star Gabriel Macht had some issues.
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The Only M*A*S*H Actor To Appear In Both The Movie And The TV Series
When it came time to turn MASH into a TV series, only one movie cast member made the leap from the big to the small screen.
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One Star Trek Director Proved To Be Patrick Stewart's Guardian Angel
When it came time to audition for Star Trek: The Next Generation, Patrick Stewart got a lot of help from director Corey Allen.
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Rick And Morty's Game-Changing New Episode Brings Us Back To Season 1's Darkest Ending
The latest episode of Rick and Morty borrowed a needle drop from the first season in a brilliant new way.
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The Professor Farnsworth Mystery Even Futurama's Creators Can't Answer
One of Futurama's enduring mysteries: what are ... Professor Farnsworth's eyes? David X. Cohen and Matt Groening (might) have an answer.
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2024 Is Marvel's Best Opportunity To Fix The MCU Before It's Too Late
Marvel only has a single MCU film scheduled for 2024, making it the perfect time for the House of Idea to finally reverse its continuing decline.
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How Does Marvel Classify She-Hulk's Meta Season Finale In The Official MCU Timeline?
How does the very meta ending of She-Hulk square with the rest of the MCU? A new, official book provides us with an answer.
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Patrick Stewart Was Convinced Star Trek Fans Didn't Care About Him — Until He Went To A Convention
Patrick Stewart recalled in his memoir, Making It So, that he had no idea how popular Star Trek: The Next Generation was until he attended his first convention.
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David Hyde Pierce Thought Frasier's Pilot Script Was 'Terrible' At First
David Hyde Pierce initially thought his character Niles was too much like Frasier to work on the show, and he didn't get the dynamic until he saw it himself.
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How The Loki Crew Cobbled Together An Authentic '80s McDonald's Set
Even though it seems like blatant product placement, the retro McDonald's was written into the Loki season 2 scripts before there was ever an ad deal in place.
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Why Alyson Hannigan Doesn't Think Sarah Michelle Gellar Was 'Done' With Buffy After Season 3
Alyson Hannigan is putting a stop to the rumors that Sarah Michelle Gellar hated Buffy after season 3.
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Patrick Stewart's Love Of A Classic Mystery Writer Led To Several Classic Star Trek Episodes
The Holodeck episodes are some of the best across the entire Star Trek franchise, and one character that Patrick Stewart got to play is a particular highlight.
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The Songwriter Behind The Frasier Theme Was Forbidden From Mentioning Three Subjects
When you start looking at the lyrics to the Frasier theme song through a slightly more metaphorical lens, suddenly it all makes sense.
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Alan Smithee Directed An Award-Winning Episode Of The Twilight Zone
The name Alan Smithee has an ignominious significance in Hollywood, though that hasn't stopped the namesake from getting an award for a Twilight Zone episode.
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Timothée Chalamet's Solid Saturday Night Live Brings Back Tiny Horse And Stirs Controversy
Timothée Chalamet returned to Saturday Night Live, and he brought some returning characters with him, as well as a little bit of controversy in the aftermath.
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The Two Rules That Prevented Bill Cosby From Getting Cast In Cheers
Bill Cosby could have not only been on Cheers, but been its main character. Thanks to two rules, he was prevented from ever setting foot in Sam's bar.
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One Of Bones' Most Beloved Characters Was Supposed To Die After Just Six Episodes
Tamara Taylor's Camille 'Cam' Saroyan was originally supposed to die partway through Bones season 2, but the show's crew (and fans) just loved her too much.
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SNL Has A Cavalcade Of Celebrities Audition To Read Britney Spears' Audiobook
Werner Herzog, Martin Scorsese, and Neil DeGrasse Tyson audition to read Britney Spears' memoir in a sketch from this week's Saturday Night Live.
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Timothée Chalamet Previews His Wonka Singing Voice With A 'Pure Imagination' Parody On SNL
With the actors strike over, Timothée Chalamet is free to shamelessly plug his upcoming movies on Saturday Night Live - starting with Wonka.
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Why Star Trek: The Next Generation's Most Emotional Episode Holds Special Meaning For Patrick Stewart
Star Trek: The Next Generations's Patrick Stewart remembers this episode as the most powerful of the series, and it's easy to see why it felt so personal.
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How The 2007-08 Writers Strike Led To The Creation Of Suits
The 2007-08 writers' strike not only led directly to the creation of Suits, but it also benefitted the show greatly when it came to residuals.
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Charlie Day Broke Character On It's Always Sunny And They Kept It In The Show
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is bound to have the cast cracking up, and Carlie Day remembers one character breaking moment that made it into the show.
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How Doctors And Teenagers Joined Forces To Save The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone might have never survived past a single season had the show not immediately appealed to two specific groups: teenagers and doctors.
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The Creator Of M*A*S*H Always Regretted How The Show Handled Frank
M*A*S*H is well known for its great writing and superb character development, but that wasn't universal. Case in point Frank Burns, who never changed.
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