The High Republic Is A Gold Mine For Star Wars - And The Acolyte Wasted What Could Have Been
With The Acolyte being canceled, it's likely we won't be getting more live-action Star Wars projects set in the High Republic era for now, which is a shame.
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Emily In Paris Is A Fundamentally Awful TV Show That Fails In Every Way
Emily in Paris has reached season 4, but honestly, we're not sure how. The Netflix series with Lily Collins is downright terrible and nothing really happens. -
Somehow, Smell-O-Vision Returned: MovieScent Will Release Smells Synced To Your Home Viewing Experience
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The Acolyte's Cancelation Is A Perfect Storm Of Why The Current Streaming Landscape Just Plain Sucks
The Acolyte getting canceled speaks to a much larger problem in streaming that goes well beyond Star Wars TV shows. -
Every Star Wars Mystery And Plot Thread The Acolyte Never Resolved
The Acolyte has been canceled, meaning we're not getting a second season, and that leaves us with a lot of Star Wars questions and unresolved story threads. -
A Chilling Docuseries About A 2002 Murder Case Is Dominating Netflix's Top Charts
There's a new true crime docuseries on Netflix, and people are watching. -
Game Of Thrones Author George R.R. Martin Reveals Why He Hasn't Finished The Books Yet
At an event hosted by the Oxford Writers' House, George R.R. Martin explained why he hasn't finished writing the next book in his A Song of Ice and Fire saga. -
Pacific Rim Is Getting A Prequel Series From An Oscar-Nominated Sci-Fi Movie Writer
A Pacific Rim prequel TV series is being developed by an Oscar-nominated writer. But can this sci-fi franchise succeed without Guillermo del Toro? -
Poltergeist Is Getting The Horror TV Treatment From Star Trek And Supernatural Writers
The classic horror movie Poltergeist is being re-imagined as a TV series and has some major showrunner talent attached. -
Peacock's Friday The 13th Prequel Series Has A New Showrunner, And It's... The Voice Of Aladdin?
The Friday the 13th prequel series Crystal Lake has a new showrunner ... and you've definitely heard his voice before. -
Why William Shatner's Star Trek Co-Stars Allegedly Couldn't Stand Him
It's no secret that William Shatner's co-stars on Star Trek: The Original Series weren't very fond of him. -
Why Patrick Stewart Kept His Distance From Tom Hardy During Star Trek: Nemesis
Fans often forget that a young Tom Hardy appeared on Star Trek: Nemesis, but Sir Patrick Stewart made sure his experience was one to remember. -
Stephen King Believes This Underrated HBO Series Deserves A Second Season
This TV adaptation of a Stephen King novel only got one season, but King thinks it should've returned for more. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Barney Miller
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Here's How Many Star Trek Starfleet Regulations Kirk Violated As Captain Of The Enterprise
Kirk isn't quite the rule-breaker some believe him to be, but the legendary Star Trek captain's reputation isn't entirely unwarranted. -
Lost's Best Episode Took The Creators Over Twice As Long To Make
The co-creators of Lost spent a lot of extra time crafting one of the show's standout episodes, but it was absolutely worth it. -
Why One The Big Bang Theory Cast Member Was Fired And Then Rehired
Fans of The Big Bang Theory can't imagine Raj Koothrappali played by anyone other than Kunal Nayyar, but that's exactly what almost happened. -
Dawn Wells Was Crushing On A Gilligan's Island Co-Star, But The Timing Wasn't Right
Years after Gilligan's Island ended, one cast member shared that she was harboring a bit of a crush on her co-star and explained why nothing ever came of it. -
Jim Parsons Left The Big Bang Theory For Three Main Reasons
By the time The Big Bang Theory was wrapping up its successful run, star Jim Parsons had some good reasons for wanting to call it quits. -
The Simpsons' Treehouse Of Horror Episodes Were Inspired By This '50s Comic
Even when the quality of The Simpsons dipped, the Treehouse of Horror episodes were still bangers. Their origins stretch back to a certain comic from the 1950s. -
The Correct Order To Watch The X-Files
The X-Files timeline isn't as cut and dry as you might think. Here's the correct order to watch the cult sci-fi series. -
How To Watch Demon Slayer In Order
The Demon Slayer franchise includes movies that are canon to the anime, which complicates the viewing order. Allow us to help you out. -
The Big Bang Theory's Abrupt Ending Caused Tension Between Two Major Stars
The end of The Big Bang Theory risked ending a friendship of over a decade. Fortunately, everything happens for a reason. -
A Casting Mishap Had Bones' Effects Team Scrambling Over A Dead Body
Bones' effects team has to quickly reconfigure a dead body prop after a casting miscommunication for season 2's 'Bodies in the Book.' -
Why Russell Johnson Replaced John Gabriel As The Professor On Gilligan's Island
The original pilot for Gilligan's Island had a completely different actor playing the Professor. Here's why he was replaced. -
One Gravedigger Episode Of Bones Had Emily Deschanel Stretching Her Imagination
One episode of Bones required star Emily Deschanel to really use her imagination. -
This Was The Single Toughest Futurama Episode To Write
There was one Futurama episode that gave the show's writers a lot of trouble.
