Reacher's Military Background Explained
Jack Reacher spent most of his early life in the cogs of the military machine, which led directly to his vagabond lifestyle.
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A Discarded Idea For Star Trek's Troi Probably Would Have Stirred Some Controversy
We should be grateful every day that a Deanna Troi controversy was prevented when Star Trek: The Next Generation scrapped this awful character design idea. -
Melanie Lynskey Reluctantly Auditioned For Buffy The Vampire Slayer Only To Be Rejected
Melanie Lynskey is one of many name actors who was nearly cast as a member of the Scooby Gang on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. -
Jamie Dornan's The Tourist Is Getting A Second Life Thanks To Netflix
Season 1 of Jamie Dornan's amnesiac thriller The Tourist is already streaming on Netflix, but season 2 is coming to the U.S. at the end of this month. -
The Ongoing Stereotype That Inspired It's Always Sunny's Rock, Flag, And Eagle Song
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's 'Rock, Flag, and Eagle' is a pitch-perfect sendup of conservatively patriotic truck commercials. -
Frasier's New Style May Look Casual But The Price Tag Says Otherwise
Frasier Crane's style may look less fancy in the reboot compared to the original series, but he still paid some serious bucks to look this relaxed. -
Futurama's Original Idea For Randy Was A Matter Of Six Simple Words
Randy was a nobody at first but has since become one of Futurama's most memorable (and colorful) background characters. -
What Bones' Carla Gallo Really Wanted For Daisy And Sweets
Carla Gallo, who played Daisy on Bones, had some thoughts about the ultimate fate of the character Sweets. -
How Futurama Became A Career-Defining First For John DiMaggio
John DiMaggio's voice can be heard everywhere, from Adventure Time to Gears of War, but playing Bender on Futurama was his first big break. -
Why The Studio Pushed Back On Ro Laren's Return In Star Trek: Picard
Star Trek: Picard wasn't the first time fans saw Michelle Forbes as Ro Laren, but the studios were fearful her character had been forgotten. -
The Scrapped Twilight Zone Episode That Was Deemed Too 'Grotesque' For TV
Many Many Monkeys was a script for a classic The Twilight Zone episode that the producers ended up scrapping. -
It's Always Sunny Tried To Copy One Of Horror Cinema's Most Dangerous Special Effects
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's creatives wanted to recreate the exploding head effect from David Cronenberg's Scanners, but it was way too dangerous. -
How Rod Serling's (Almost) Doppelganger Sparked Early Ideas For The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling had a creepy encounter with his doppelganger at an airport that inspired the unnerving episode 'Mirror Image.' -
What Star Trek Looks Like Before Special Effects
Star Trek has used a variety of state-of-the-art visual effects over the years, from the original series to modern movies and TV. Let's take a closer look. -
Star Trek: Picard's Writers Accidentally Made Chateau Picard A Fandom Punching Bag
The Chateau Picard wine on Star Trek: Picard is said to be average at best. Luckily, fans can taste it and decide for themselves for real. -
M*A*S*H's Loretta Swit Never Felt Right About Margaret's Ending
While the M*A*S*H finale wrapped up everyone's stories with neat bows, Loretta Swit felt Margaret's 'happy ending' didn't make sense for the character at all. -
Why Star Trek: The Next Generation Was Put On Hold For Years And Years
After Star Trek: The Original Series ended, the TV show was on hold for 18 years before The Next Generation came along - and Star Wars is partly to blame. -
A Joke From Futurama's Proposition Infinity Episode Fell Victim To Fox Censors
Fox censored the Futurama episode Proposition Infinity, but not for the reasons you might think. -
The One Question Levar Burton Had Before Joining Star Trek: The Next Generation
LeVar Burton was a huge Star Trek fan when he joined the cast of The Next Generation and was determined to work with a legend. -
How Star Trek's John De Lancie Got The Role Of Q After He Ditched The First Audition
John De Lancie has been playing Q on Star Trek for decades, but it almost didn't happen. -
Every Breaking Bad Actor That Appeared On Bones
A surprising number of Breaking Bad actors showed up in the Bones universe during the show's early seasons. -
The Fascinating Story Behind Cheers' Jeopardy Episode Featuring Alex Trebek
The fascinating story of how Jeopardy legend Alex Trebek ended up on Cheers is a true Hollywood tale. -
The Twilight Zone's Fake Invisible Wall Sent A Real Man To The Hospital
The Twilight Zone episode 'Valley of the Shadow' features lots of nifty effects. However, a stunt involving an invisible wall proved somewhat dangerous to film. -
Stephen King And Steven Spielberg Almost Teamed Up For A Haunted House Movie
Stephen King and Steven Spielberg have never worked together, but they came very close with what would become the miniseries Rose Red. -
There Was One Thing The Star Trek: The Next Generation Cast Hated About The Show
Good Gowron, the spandex suits in Star Trek: The Next Generation were truly the stuff of stretchy fabric nightmares, weren't they? -
M*A*S*H Unfortunately Predicted The Future For One Of Its Real-Life Inspirations
Real-life chopper pilot Dan Sullivan inspired Smilin' Jack on M*A*S*H. By pure happenstance, the pair also wound up developing the same medical condition. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From 1984's Night Court
NBC recently brought Night Court back with a modern revival, but some of the original cast members are sadly no longer with us.
