Star Wars: The Acolyte Brings An Attack Of The Clones Storyline Full Circle
Star Wars: The Acolyte will feature at least one Jedi acting like a noir private investigator, harkening back to a major storyline from Attack of the Clones.
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Reaching Daybreak: An Oral History Of Battlestar Galactica's Final Season [Exclusive]
To mark the 15th anniversary of the Battlestar Galactica finale, /Film spoke with several folks who worked on the show about how its final season came together. -
X-Men '97 Review: A Straight Shot Of Animated Nostalgia (And All That Entails)
The animated series X-Men '97 is nostalgic, silly, and fun. Here's our spoiler-free review. -
The Animated Star Wars Characters Who Inspired The Acolyte
The Acolyte creator Leslye Headland is taking heavy inspiration from the Nightsisters on the animated Clone Wars series for her live-action Star Wars show. -
Doctor Who's Best And Most Hated Writer Is Returning To The Show
Steven Moffat is returning to write an episode for Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor in the new season of Doctor Who (for better or for worse). -
Star Wars: The Acolyte Will Feature The Talents Of An Incredible (And Unlikely) Director
No less a filmmaker than After Yang director Kogonada is working on Star Wars: The Acolyte and has already made his presence felt in the show's trailer. -
A Quick Guide To Star Wars: The Acolyte's High Republic Setting
Here's a brief rundown of the High Republic era, the setting of the new Star Wars series The Acolyte. -
Everything You Need To Remember About The Original Cartoon Before X-Men '97
A whole lot happened on X-Men: The Animated Series. Here's what you need to remember heading into the revival show, X-Men '97. -
Star Wars Takes Us Back To The High Republic In First Trailer For The Acolyte
The Sith have seemingly been vanquished, but darkness is stirring among the Jedi in the first trailer for Star Wars series The Acolyte. -
The Making Of Three Body Problem Involved A Real Crime Straight Out Of A Netflix Thriller
The making of Netflix's 3 Body Problem series is inexorably wrapped up in a real-life crime possibly inspired by, of all things, Breaking Bad. -
Every Original X-Men Animated Series Voice Actor That Returned For X-Men '97
Some members of the original X-Men voice cast are reprising their roles in X-Men '97, while others are returning as new characters. -
How Apples Never Fall Creator Kept The Audience (And The Cast) Guessing
Apples Never Fall showrunner Melanie Marnich made it a point to keep everyone guessing the motivations of every character on the series, the cast included. -
Japan's Answer To Disney's Bambi Traumatized Children - And Inspired A Famous Anime
Disney's Bambi seemingly inspired the even darker Japanese animated movie Ringing Bell, which itself helped give rise to the Vinland Saga anime. -
A Scrapped Gilligan's Island Idea Would Have Explained Some Of The Show's Nonsense
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a Gilligan's Island scrapped plot that would've answered a ton of questions audiences had about the show. -
Is The Bendu On The Light Or Dark Side In Star Wars Rebels? Dave Filoni Has An Answer
Is the Bendu on Star Wars Rebels aligned with the light side or the dark? The answer is complicated, as co-creator Dave Filoni would tell you. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Jeffersons
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The Bender Moment In Futurama That Grossed John DiMaggio Out The Most
Few moments on Futurama are quite as wild as Bender (John DiMaggio) becoming a human hedonist in 'Anthology of Interest II.' -
The 7 Most Film Noir Episodes Of Batman: The Animated Series, Ranked
With its sordid mysteries and grim crime tales, Batman: The Animated Series was packed with homages to film noir. -
The Original Plan For M*A*S*H Involved A Lot More Marital Infidelity
In one version of the M*A*S*H pilot Hawkeye was a married man cheating on his wife, but the character's infidelity went too far for CBS. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Happy Days
Here's what the alive actors of Happy Days are all currently up to! -
The Casting Decisions That Finally Got All In The Family Off The Ground
All in the Family went through three different pilots before it got its casting just right. -
Whatever Happened To Dr. Marvin Monroe, The Simpsons' Most 'Cursed' Character
Psychiatrist Dr. Marvin Monroe used to be a regular supporting player on The Simpsons but has since died. Or he may be trapped in limbo. It's hard to tell. -
The Bones Episode That Seemed To Eerily Predict A Real-Life Tragedy
A season 9 Bones episode seemingly foreshadowed a real-life death, but when you dig a little deeper, the real event may have actually influenced the show. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Nostalgic Title Sequences Were Unplanned
The title sequence for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds was originally just a placeholder. -
True Detective: Night Country Used A Gruesome Pinterest Board For Corpsicle Inspiration
Various pieces of art were used to influence the creation of the True Detective: Night Country corpsicle. -
Cheers Cast Emma Thompson As A Nanny Long Before She Became Nanny McPhee
Before Emma Thompson played Nanny McPhee she played children's entertainer Nanny Gee, Frasier Crane's first ex-wife, in Cheers season 10. -
George Costanza's Seinfeld Glasses Were Plucked Right From A Spike Lee Movie
Jason Alexander ended up wearing a pair of glasses from a Spike Lee movie in the Seinfeld pilot.
