How Did Star Trek's Vulcans Discover Logic? A History Of The Alien Culture
Star Trek franchise Vulcans like Spock are known for being cool-headed and logical. But their history reveals they weren't always this way.
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Star City's Best Character Doesn't Have A Name For An Important Historical Reason
The best character on the For All Mankind spin-off Star City is shrouded in secrecy and is currently nameless. There's a reason for that.
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The Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Episode Fans Rarely Talk About — But Absolutely Should
Let's talk about an underrated episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine from Season 2 that more Trekkies should be talking about.
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Star City's Nikolai Fyodorov Reference Has A Much Deeper Meaning Than Fans Think
Star City, the spin-off of For All Mankind, made a reference to philosopher Nikolai Fyodorov that might have a deeper meaning as the series goes on.
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5 Western TV Shows That Need A Remake
TV Westerns are far from dead, especially in a post-Yellowstone world. So, here are some small screen oaters we'd like to see get a remake.
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Stephen King Has Given Netflix's Latest Sci-Fi Series A Glowing Review
Horror legend Stephen King took to social media to praise a new Netflix sci-fi series from the creators of Stranger Things.
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Fullmetal Alchemist Creator's New Fantasy Anime Is A Must-Watch — And Its Stars Know Why [Exclusive]
Fullmetal Alchemist creator Hiromu Arakawa has delivered another dark fantasy hit with Daemons of the Shadow Realm and its anime adaptation.
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This Survivor Winner's Audition Tape Helped Inspire Sam Raimi's Send Help
Sam Raimi's Send Help did its homework when it came to making a Survivor audition tape for Rachel McAdams' character, Linda Liddle.
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George R. R. Martin Had Nothing But Hatred For Lost's Ending
George R. R. Martin was a fan of Lost ... until it ended. Here's what he had to say about the hit series' controversial ending.
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Star City's Rhys Ifans Explains What His Character Has In Common With Otto Hightower [Exclusive]
Rhys Ifans' Chief Designer on Star City has a few things in common with his House of the Dragon character Otto Hightower, as Ifans himself would tell you.
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It's 2026 And I Just Watched The Backrooms Web Series For The First Time – These Are My Honest Thoughts
/Film's resident scaredy-cat ventured into the Backrooms of Kane Parsons' web series. Here's how they fared against liminal horror.
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One Of Star City's Main Characters Could Have A Hidden Connection To For All Mankind
The For All Mankind spin-off series Star City features a main character that seems to have a secret connection to the original show.
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Yellowstone Fans Are Arguing Over When The Show Hit Its Lowest Point
A group of Yellowstone fans are trying to determine the exact moment when the hit series lost its way creatively. Here are a few options.
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15 Best Sitcoms Of The 2000s, Ranked
As television started shying away from live audiences and multi-camera sitcoms, the 2000s delivered some of TV's funniest shows, and these are the best sitcoms.
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Will For All Mankind Season 6 Go Full Star Trek? The Showrunner Tells All [Exclusive]
Will the upcoming final season of For All Mankind, Season 6, take the show into full-blown Star Trek territory? We asked and got an answer.
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The Bizarre Legal Reason Spider-Noir Can't Be Called Spider-Man (Or Peter Parker)
Marvel has extremely specific rules for projects using the Spider-Man or Peter Parker names, which explains why Spider-Noir doesn't technically use either one.
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Spider-Noir Season 1 Finale Pays Tribute To A Classic Orson Welles Movie
The Season 1 finale of Spider-Noir on Prime Video paid homage to one of Orson Welles best movies with beautiful precision.
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Why Kat From Backrooms Looks So Familiar
Kat from Backrooms is played by an actress on the rise. Here's where you might recognize her in other projects worth your time.
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Spider-Noir Episode 5 Brings Back A Classic Pulp Sci-Fi Storytelling Trope
Pulp storytelling is a big part of superhero projects like Spider-Noir, and Episode 5 utilizes one of the most popular pulp sci-fi tropes there is.
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For All Mankind Season 5 Just Gave Us The Show's Darkest Space Death [Exclusive]
As optimistic as For All Mankind usually is, it's no stranger to grisly events. Now, however, the Season 5 finale has given us the show's darkest death yet.
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For All Mankind Season 5 Introduced The Show's Biggest New Villain
Villains aren't really a huge part of For All Mankind, but the Season 5 finale features a character who does something rather shady.
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Hulu's Most Underrated Comedy Series Should Be Your Next Weekend Binge Watch
Deli Boys has returned for a second season, which means it's high past time for more people to check out this wholly underrated crime comedy series on Hulu.
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Apple TV's Star City Is An Origin Story For A Surprising For All Mankind Character
For All Mankind's spin-off Star City unexpectedly explores the origins of a character featured ever-so-briefly in the parent series.
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Tom Holland Addresses Concerns Of An R-Rated Punisher In Spider-Man: Brand New Day
After The Punisher: One Last Kill, fans are skeptical about Frank Castle fitting into Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but Tom Holland has words of reassurance.
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The Hacks Series Finale Landed The Perfect Punchline
Hacks delivered the perfect punchline in its series finale, which ended the way that the acclaimed show's creatives had always planned.
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Dutton Ranch Episode 4 May Have Revealed The Real Villains Behind The Ranch Attack
Rip and Beth's ranch is quietly attacked in Dutton Ranch Episode 4, and we may already know who the real villains are behind it.
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Spider-Noir Episode 7 Has One Scene That Finally Embraces Marvel's Goofy Side
In the seventh episode of Spider-Noir, the ultra-serious noir show gets a much-needed injection of levity during a wacky bar brawl.
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