The Dick Van Dyke Show Solidified Its Spot In '60s TV With A Televised Tumble
The Dick Van Dyke Show is considered one of the best TV shows of the '60s, and it all started with a little pratfall.
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Dr. Hibbert's Name In The Simpsons Is Secretly A Deep-Cut SNL Reference
The Simpsons character Dr. Hibbert is named after a former SNL cast member. -
The One Marvel Project That Ranks Higher Than All The Others On Rotten Tomatoes
While the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Disney+ shows have been all over the place, Ms. Marvel is currently the highest-ranked MCU project on Rotten Tomatoes. -
How Carroll O'Connor Kept All In The Family Going When No One Else Wanted To
Most of the All in the Family cast and crew were ready to call it a day after season 8, but Caroll O'Connor felt otherwise. -
Why Bones Killed Off Vincent And How The Creators Tried To Avoid It
Scheduling conflicts led to Vincent (Ryan Cartwright) getting killed in Bones season 6, as much as the show's producers did their best to avoid it. -
Star Trek's Newest Movie Isn't Shy About Its Mission: Impossible Influence
Section 31, the new made-for-TV Star Trek movie is happily borrowing from a famed action franchise. -
Cutting Just One Scene Turned Star Trek's Court Martial Into A Confusing Mess
A cut scene from the original Star Trek episode Court Martial made things a little confusing for viewers. -
Kristen Wiig Joins Saturday Night Live's Five Timers Club With Paul Rudd, Matt Damon & More
Kristen Wiig returned to host Saturday Night Live, and her Five Timers Club induction featured major guest stars like Paul Rudd and Matt Damon. -
Barbie, Oppenheimer, & The Bear Get Terrible Reviews From SNL's Aunt Linda
Kristen Wiig's Aunt Linda returns to Saturday Night Live with some spicy takes on last year's most popular pieces of pop culture. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Teases A Muppets Episode, And We Hope They're Not Joking
For the love of Khan, please let the folks behind Star Trek: Strange New World actually follow through with their tease about a possible Muppet episode. -
Why Cartoon Network Canceled Transformers: Animated After Season 3
The Cartoon Network series Transformers: Animated never made it to season 4. Here's why. -
Star Wars' Answer To Star Trek's Betazoids: Zeltrons Explained
Much like Star Trek's Betazoids, Star Wars has its own hedonistic alien race known as the Zeltrons, and we've got a breakdown of everything you need to know. -
90s Sci-Fi TV Shows With Awful Reviews That Are Actually Worth Watching
The '90s was full of big swings in sci-fi TV shows, and while many were rightfully panned by critics with awful reviews, some of them are worth watching. -
Bones' 200th Episode Credits Required More Than Just The Network's Approval
When Bones homaged Golden Age Hollywood in its 200th episode (including Alfred Hitchcock's work), the opening credits proved to be an unexpected challenge. -
Star Trek's Nazi Portrayal Got A Season 2 Episode Banned In Germany For Decades
One of the most infamous episodes of Star Trek couldn't be seen by German audiences for a long time. And it's easy to see why. -
Why Hawkeye's Solo MCU Movie Was Scrapped In Favor Of A Disney+ Show
Here's why Hawkeye got a Disney Plus series instead of his own solo MCU movie. -
Fox Made Bob's Burgers Swap The Gender Of A Fan-Favorite Belcher Family Member
Bob's Burgers creators famously worked backwards when creating characters by starting with casting. That's how we ended up with Dan Mintz as Tina Belcher. -
It's Always Sunny's Glenn Howerton Wants An Al Pacino Cameo With Lots Of Screaming
Al Pacino fully commits to every role he takes, which makes him the perfect candidate for an utterly ridiculous appearance on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. -
Star Trek Fans Sometimes Make Spock Actor Ethan Peck Feel Like A Holy Figure
Star Trek Spock actor Ethan Peck says that sometimes when fans come to see him he feels like he's 'kind of a priest.' -
5 Best Action Scenes In Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Ranked
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is ultimately an action story with fights that flawlessly mix color, motion, and sound. Here are its five best action scenes. -
Strange New Worlds' Futuristic VFX Tech Has A Delightful Star Trek Nickname
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' massive augmented reality walls, which its cast and crew dub 'The Holodeck,' are similar to those used by ILM's The Volume. -
Why Cartoon Network Canceled Toonami In 2008, According To Its Creators
Here's the explanation behind why Cartoon Network originally canceled Toonami. -
The Next Game Of Thrones Prequel Casts Two Of The Most Important Characters In Westerosi History
Let's talk about the main characters of the latest Game of Thrones spin-off prequel. -
Reacher's Hulking Alan Ritchson Is Exactly The Mental Health Advocate We Need Right Now
Reacher star Alan Ritchson recently got candid about living with mental illness, which could prove to be life-saving for other people. -
Netflix Just Dropped One Of Its Most Gorgeous Series Ever
Steven Zaillian's Ripley has landed on Netflix, and it's instantly notable as being one of the best-looking shows the streaming service has ever distributed. -
Star Wars Turns Its Eye To The Dark Side In The Tales Of The Empire Trailer
Watch the trailer for Star Wars: Tales of the Empire, the follow-up to Tales of the Jedi. -
What Saru's Big Scene In The Star Trek: Discovery Premiere Means For The Final Season
Saru (Doug Jones) had a big moment in the Star Trek: Discovery season 5 premiere, and it could tee up a much more compelling arc to come for the character.
