The 'Rigid' Rules Every Twilight Zone Episode Was Supposed To Follow
The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling and producer Buck Houghton established a firm set of rules for the show, but sometimes broke them to the series' benefit.
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Cartoon Network Cast Dana Snyder In Aqua Teen Hunger Force Because Of A Drunk Voicemail
Dana Snyder landed his role on the Cartoon Network series Aqua Teen Hunger Force via a late-night drunken voicemail. -
Happy Face - Release Window, Cast, Plot And More Info
Melissa Moore's true crime podcast Happy Face is being adapted into a series at Paramount+. Here's what we know about the show so far. -
Legendary Writer Neil Gaiman Almost Made A Thor Series – But He Clashed With Marvel
Nail Gaiman came close to creating an animated Thor series, but then Marvel's mandate got in the way -
Whatever Happened To The Original Losers Club From It?
Before Stephen King's It was turned into a two-part movie, it was a TV miniseries. But what happened to the TV cast who brought the Losers Club to life? -
Why The Simpsons' Original Pilot Was Replaced With A Christmas Special
The Simpsons' first Christmas episode, 'Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire,' proved to be a much better introduction to the series than the original pilot. -
Gilligan's Island's Alan Hale Hid A Set Injury From The Cast And Crew For Weeks
Despite an on set injury, Alan Hale treated Gilligan's Island like the theater. The show must go on! -
New Doctor Who Trailer Shows Off The Visual Effects Disney Money Can Buy
Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor invites you on a timey-wimey adventure with a Disney budget in the new trailer for the next season of Doctor Who. -
Here's How You Can See A Sneak Peek Of Star Wars: The Acolyte In Theaters
You'll soon be able to catch a sneak preview of the upcoming Star Wars series The Acolyte in theaters. -
Colin Farrell Tries To Take Over Gotham In DC's The Penguin Trailer
Colin Farrell's scene-stealing gangster is back in the trailer for The Batman spin-off The Penguin. -
How A '50s Western Series Laid The Groundwork For Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Where the original Star Trek series was pitched as 'Wagon Train in space,' Deep Space Nine took inspiration from a very different '50s Western show. -
Netflix's 3 Body Problem Features The Most Grotesque TV Violence Since Game Of Thrones
3 Body Problem hails from Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, and contains some of that previous show's penchant for violence. -
How The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour Made An Enemy Out Of CBS
In the '60s, The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour's progressive politics caused a ruckus with CBS ... and Richard Nixon. -
The Greens And The Blacks Go To War In The House Of The Dragon Season 2 Trailers
Prepare yourselves for fire and blood and lots of it by checking out the new trailers for House of the Dragon season 2. -
A Guide To Every Game Of Thrones Actor Who Shows Up In 3 Body Problem
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss are back with Netflix's 3 Body Problem and they've brought several of their Game of Thrones actors with them. -
Why Is Time Traveling Bishop Still Hanging Around In X-Men '97?
Bishop is a time traveler who occasionally joined in X-Men adventures in the original animated series. But why is he hanging around with them in X-Men '97? -
The Aliens In 3 Body Problem Have A Point: Their Motivation Explained
Netflix's 3 Body Problem meticulously lays the groundwork for us to understand the San-Ti, so much so that you'd be forgiven for thinking they have a point. -
3 Body Problem's Biggest Changes From The Book
We've rounded up all of the major changes the Netflix 3 Body Problem series adaptation makes from the book. -
3 Body Problem Season 1 Ending Explained: The Dark Forest Awaits
Netflix's 3 Body Problem season 1 explores humanity's reaction to the threat of an impending alien invasion. Here's what its ending portends for the future. -
X-Men '97 Brought Back A Key Player To Recreate The Original Show's Opening Titles [Exclusive]
Larry Houston, who was responsible for the memorable opening titles of X-Men: The Animated Series, was hired to recapture that same magic for X-Men '97. -
All The Mutants Morph Changes Into Throughout X-Men '97
Morph can changed into pretty much any mutant, and we're going to keep track of all of his transformations throughout X-Men '97. Let's get started! -
Who Is X-Cutioner? X-Men '97's Episode 2 Villain Explained
X-Men '97 episode 2 sees the X-Men crossing paths with X-Cutioner, a Marvel Comics character who could pose a major threat to the show's heroes. -
That Shocking Moment In X-Men '97 Episode 2 Comes Straight From The Comics
X-Men '97 episode 2, 'Mutant Liberation Begins,' suggests the show is drawing from Chris Claremont's defining run on the X-Men comics (like the '90s cartoon). -
Who Is Sunspot? X-Men '97's Newest Mutant Recruit Explained
X-Men '97 introduces audiences to Roberto da Costa, who Marvel Comics fans will recognize as Sunspot. But who is this character and what can we expect from him? -
Why Cartoon Network Ended Adventure Time At Season 10
Adventure Time survived far longer than most Cartoon Network shows, and the love for the show meant its season 10 ending had to be carefully handled. -
Who Is Fennec Shand's M-Count Informant In Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3? An Investigation
Fennec Shand knows someone with the M-Count information Clone Force 99 needs on Star Wars: The Bad Batch ... and we think we know her informant's identity. -
X-Men '97 Features A Spider-Man Easter Egg You May Have Missed
X-Men: The Animated Series and the Spider-Man cartoon from 1994 shared a universe, and there's a webslinger Easter egg in X-Men '97's premiere to prove it.
