Star Trek, Alien, And Foundation: We're Living In A New Sci-Fi TV Golden Age
For all its issues, streaming has been a boon for sci-fi TV, and few shows illustrate that like Alien: Earth, Foundation, and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
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5 Essential Seinfeld Episodes Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Seinfeld is a self-described sitcom 'about nothing.' But if you want to understand its essence without watching the entire show, these episodes are must-sees.
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The Grammy-Winning Rock Star You Probably Forgot Was In Star Trek
Star Trek has boasted some pretty impressive guest stars over the years, but one of the most unexpected came from a living rock legend.
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The Star Trek: Khan Audio Series Actor Is Perfect – And He Should Play Him In Live-Action
The Star Trek franchise is righting one of its wrongs with a Khan audio series starring an actor who would be perfect to play the character in live-action too.
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Everything You Need To Remember About Demon Slayer Before Infinity Castle
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is the first in a trilogy of movies that will wrap up the hit anime series. Here's where the story left off in season 4.
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Denzel Washington Starred In An Obscure Anthology Series For HBO
Remember when Denzel Washington starred in an HBO show alongside one of the most interesting casts ever assembled for TV?
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An Alien: Earth Star's Most Emotional Scene Included His Real-Life Daughter
This tragic Alien: Earth scene involving Babou Ceesay's cyborg Morrow was all the more emotional to film due to the presence of the actor's real-life daughter.
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How New Girl 'Predicted' Alexandra Daddario's Mayfair Witches Future
Alexandra Daddario is perfect casting as Rowan Fielding on Mayfair Witches, but a guest spot on New Girl over a decade ago predicted she'd one day play a witch.
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Only Murders In The Building Season 5 Review: A Great Cast Spins Its Wheels
While Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez remain a charming combination, Only Murders In The Building season 5 finds the series running on fumes.
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A Hayden Christensen Sci-Fi Movie Got An Unexpected Spin-Off On YouTube
One largely forgotten Hayden Christensen sci-fi movie from 2008 got an unexpected spin-off series courtesy of YouTube Red.
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The 10 Most Underrated HBO TV Shows Of All Time
When it comes to prestige TV, HBO was once king. Here are 10 incredible HBO shows that, in hindsight, remain severely underrated.
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First Look At New Star Trek LEGOs Reveal The Best Captain In Minifig Form
Star Trek is boldly going where the franchise has never gone before with a tease of the first-ever Star Trek LEGO sets. Take a look!
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5 Essential Stargate SG-1 Episodes That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Looking to get into Stargate SG-1 but aren't sure where to begin? We've come up with five of the series' most essential episodes to help you start.
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The Paper Feels Less Like The Office, And More Like Another Beloved Sitcom
Though Peacock's The Paper is a spin-off of The Office, it feels more like another popular modern sitcom that airs on a rival network.
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Why Anthony From HBO's Task Looks So Familiar
HBO's new crime miniseries Task stars Fabien Frankel as FBI agent Anthony Grasso, and you might recognize the actor from another HBO show.
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The Goonies Actor You Didn't Realize Stars In HBO's Task
Task, the new gritty HBO crime drama from the creator of Mare of Easttown, features a cast member you might remember from The Goonies.
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5 Movies & TV Shows To Watch If You Enjoy The Paper
From a classic screwball comedy to a modern superhero show, here are five things to watch if you enjoy Peacock's The Paper, the spin-off of NBC's The Office.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Could've Ended With A Movie – Here's What Happened
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is set to end after season 5, but there were talks about a possible movie to wrap up the characters' stories.
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The Penguin's Selina Kyle Letter Explained By Showrunner
Catwoman didn't show up in The Penguin TV series, but she did send a letter to Sofia Falcone. Here's why, according to the showrunner.
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Why Prime Video Canceled Panic After One Season
It seemed like Prime Video had big plans for the YA series Panic, but the show ended up being canceled after one season. Here's why.
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The Make-Up Heavy Stargate Atlantis Episode That Was Difficult For Rachel Luttrell
Rachel Luttrell deserves an award for her commitment to playing Teyla Emmagan on Stargate Atlantis while covered in prosthetics.
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One The Big Bang Theory Actor Was Eager To Do Their Own Stunts
Several of The Big Bang Theory actors wanted to do their own stunts when opportunities cropped up on the sitcom, but one actor was especially eager.
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The Brady Bunch Characters With The Best Storylines, According To The Sitcom's Stars
The Brady Bunch is responsible for countless classic episodes of television, but two of the Brady kids think the best stories went to two characters.
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The Paper Season 1's Finale Gives The Perfect Nod To The Office's Michael Scott
The Paper keeps the references to The Office few and far between, but the season 1 finale has a lovely nod to a great Michael Scott moment.
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One Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Scene Used More Visual Effects Than You Realized [Exclusive]
In season 3 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Ortegas finds herself on a planet created using an impressive combination of practical and visual effects.
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One Character On The Paper Is As Awkward As The Original UK The Office
The Paper might be a spin-off of the U.S. version of The Office, but one of its most notable characters harkens back to the cringe humor of the UK original.
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A Real Argument Between Seinfeld Writers Inspired This Episode's Conflict
As much as the plot of this Seinfeld episode escalates to an absurd degree, it was modeled directly after a real argument between two of the show's writers.
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