The Complex Schemes And Alliances In The Shogun Premiere, Explained
Let's explore the historical backdrop of Shogun's shifting schemes and alliances, and how the show plays them out to dramatic effect.
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Can The Bad Batch Trust Crosshair? Breaking Down One Messy Star Wars Relationship
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7 Biggest Changes The Shogun Premiere Makes From The Book
The new FX series Shogun makes some changes from the massive book that inspired it. Let's compare the two. -
Cool Stuff: Celebrate X-Men '97 With Arcade1Up's Marvel Vs Capcom 2 Video Game Cabinet
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Simon Pegg Might Be 'Helping Out' With Galaxy Quest 2
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Cool Stuff: It's Time For Animaniacs, And Their Zany New Vinyl Soundtracks
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The Different Bending Types In Avatar: The Last Airbender Explained
Water. Earth. Fire. Air. The bending powers in Avatar: The Last Airbender are linked to four classic elements, but go far beyond them. -
How The Cosby Show Saved Night Court From Certain Doom
Sitcoms were in a slump in the early 1980s, but the success of The Cosby Show helped other series find an audience - and Night Court was one of them. -
This Avatar: The Last Airbender Spirit Was Inspired By A Classic Anime Monster
One of the spirits in Avatar: The Last Airbender was inspired by the Angels from Evangelion. -
The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Netflix In March 2024
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The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Opens With A Brutal Nod To The Comics
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live finally adapts a major event from the Walking Dead comics involving Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) in its premiere. -
The Time Marvel's Sean Gunn Made A Quick Appearance On Bones
Shortly after co-starring in Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, Sean Gunn popped in as a guest star on Bones. -
Loretta Swit Was Forbidden From Leaving M*A*S*H For Another Opportunity
20th Century Fox prevented Loretta Swit from leaving M*A*S*H for another show, although she had a pretty positive outlook because of the way things turned out. -
Shane Gillis Brings Awkwardly Funny White Guy Energy To An Uneven Saturday Night Live
Shane Gillis was famously fired from Saturday Night Live before he got to become a featured player, but he just finished hosting the show. How did it go? -
Michelle Forbes Completely Changed Star Trek: DS9 By Refusing To Return As Ro Laren
It wasn't until Michelle Forbes declined to reprise Ro Laren for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine that Major Kira (Nana Visitor) was invented. -
Star Trek: The Motion Picture's Crumbling Visual Effects Had Paramount Desperate For Help
Paramount might have bitten off more than they could chew for the visual effects of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. -
One Cheers Cast Member's Father Was A Notable Part Of The Show For 8 Seasons
Did you know that Phil in the cast of Cheers was played by one of the series star's father? -
6 Comics Marvel Fans Should Read Before X-Men '97, Ranked By Importance
Fans of the original '90s X-Men cartoon should dig into these Marvel comics ahead of X-Men '97's premiere. -
Kenneth Mitchell, Actor In Star Trek Shows And Captain Marvel, Has Died At 49
Kenneth Mitchell, who played various characters in Star Trek: Discovery and Lower Decks, has died at 49 after living with ALS for several years. -
What Happened To The 'Troop' In The Title Of Disney's Goof Troop
The original concept for Disney's Goof Troop was abandoned, but somehow the name stuck. Here's the story behind the title. -
The Only Major Actor Still Alive From The 1960's Addams Family Series
Most of the cast of 1960s The Addams Family TV show are no longer with us, but here are the remaining actors alive. -
Jonathan Frakes Doesn't Think Star Trek Went Far Enough With The Next Generation's LGBT Episode
'The Offspring' was The Next Generation's attempt to address the lack of LGBTQIA+ stories in Star Trek, but Jonathan Frakes felt it wasn't nearly queer enough. -
A Seven-Day Deadline Miraculously Led To One Of The Twilight Zone's Best Episodes
The Twilight Zone episode Jess-Belle had everything working against it, but somehow turned out to be one of the most unique in the entire series. -
In Futurama's Into The Wild Green Yonder Lies A Subtle Nod To The Show's Pilot
Futurama's 1999 pilot episode and the 2009 movie Into the Wild Green Yonder have one particular motif in common. -
You Can Thank Star Trek For Isaac's Creepy Haircut In Children Of The Corn
Isaac's weird hair in the horror movie Children of the Corn is the result of Star Trek's Vulcan style. -
Playing A Single Mom In Buffy Resonated With Kristine Sutherland In A Very Real Way
Kristine Sutherland played an all-time great single mom character on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and she pulled from her own experience to pull it off. -
Playing Bones' Jack Hodgins Went Against The One Thing T.J. Thyne Tried To Avoid
T.J. Thyne initially wasn't interested in playing the same character in a long-running TV series, but his role on Bones made his reconsider that.
