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.
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Why Star Trek: Discovery Chose That Classic Next Gen Storyline To Explore In Its Final Season
Star Trek: Discovery season 5 is picking up one of the biggest revelations on The Next Generation and weaving it into the fabric of the show. -
Fallout's Jonathan Nolan Wanted To Avoid One Major Post-Apocalyptic Trope
Jonathan Nolan says they wanted to avoid making the Fallout show too dour. -
Westworld Could Still Get A Proper Ending If Jonathan Nolan Has His Way
These violent delights may finally get a proper ending if Westworld co-creator Jonathan Nolan has anything to say about it. -
Ripley Review: Andrew Scott Cons Everyone In This Chilling, Stylish Series
Andrew Scott is a con artist in Ripley, a stylish black and white Netflix adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's The Talented Mr. Ripley. Here's our review. -
X-Men '97 Episode 4 Begins A Key Comic Book Arc With Storm And Forge
The latest episode of X-Men '97 borrows its story from the comic Lifedeath. -
Who Is Mojo? The Interdimensional Villain From X-Men '97 Episode 4 Explained
Mojo returns to the animated universe of the X-Men, this time with a plan to trap Jubilee and Sunspot in a video game. Let's dig into his Marvel history. -
X-Men '97 Brings Back The Original Voice Of Jubilee For A Perfect Guest Role
Alyson Court opted not to voice Jubilee again in X-Men '97, letting Asian actor Holly Chou take over. But Court returned in episode 4 with a perfect guest role. -
X-Men '97 Episode 4 Throws It Back To Classic Marvel Video Games (And The Matrix)
X-Men '97 sucks Jubilee and Sunspot into a video game created by Mojo, which allows for some great Easter eggs and references to real X-Men video games. -
New Daredevil: Born Again Images Reveal The Bloody Return Of Jon Bernthal's Punisher
Photos from the set of Daredevil: Born Again confirm Jon Bernthal is indeed reprising his role as Frank Castle (aka The Punisher) for Marvel's Disney+ series. -
How Marvel Decides Which MCU Characters Are Allowed In Shows Like Loki
Utilizing major characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe for a Marvel Studios TV show can be tricky, but pretty much all minor characters are available. -
How Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 Is Setting Up Grogu In The Mandalorian
One can draw a direct line between Grogu's story in The Mandalorian and the latest episode of Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3, 'Identity Crisis.' -
What Longtime Simpsons Writers Really Think About Family Guy
So, what do the writers of The Simpsons think about Family Guy, a show often accused of ripping off The Simpsons? -
Cool Stuff: BoxLunch Has Awesome X-Men '97 Gear For All The Marvel Mutant Fans
X-Men '97 is out now on Disney+, and along with the revival of X-Men: The Animated Series, there's new gear for fans who love the Marvel mutant team. -
Star Trek Is Facing A Fanbase Challenge – But There's A Hopeful Future Ahead
There's more Star Trek than ever, yet it doesn't seem to be creating a new generation of Trekkies. Fortunately, we have a simple solution. -
One Of The Funniest Guys Alive Is Getting An HBO Series, As He Deserves
We're all trying to find the guy who did this ... as in, the HBO executive who hired I Think You Should Leave's Tim Robinson to develop a new comedy series. -
This Awesome Anime Is A Medieval Blend Of Sherlock Holmes And House
The Apothecary Diaries is a thrilling, mysterious, and fun anime series, mixing House M.D. and Sherlock Holmes (only set in medieval China). -
A Sopranos Casting Call Was Shut Down By The Police When A Mob Showed Up
When The Sopranos were first casting, they inspired an Italian-American mob (no, not that kind). -
5 DC Comics Characters Who Are Perfect For An Anime Series
Suicide Squad Isekai may only be the beginning of DC Comics branching out into anime. Here are five other DC properties that should follow suit. -
A Beverly Hillbillies Episode Hit A 60s Sitcom Record Despite Critics' Distaste
A seemingly random episode of the 60s sitcom The Beverly Hillbillies ended up breaking TV records to become the biggest non-event episode of TV ever. -
The Flintstones Made TV History In The '60s Just By Existing
The Flintstones broke records in the 1960s and remain a beloved cartoon franchise even today. -
A Forgotten Twilight Zone Episode Explores The Horror Of Repressed Memories
Let's take a deep dive into one of the more forgotten Twilight Zone episodes, Nightmare as a Child. -
One Of Game Of Thrones' Most Intense Battle Scenes Was Entirely Improvised
It's one thing for a random line to come out of an improv session, but on Game of Thrones, they improvised an entire battle scene. -
Stranger Things' Gory Mind Flayer VFX Were Almost Too Graphic For Netflix
Stranger Things season 3 features some of the nastier visual effects of the entire series thanks to the Mind Flayer and some not-so-lucky rats. -
The Crime Doc On Netflix That's Sitting In The Shadow Of 3 Body Problem
A new crime documentary series on Netflix is coming for 3 Body Problem's crown. -
Ramy Youssef Brings A Calm Yet Amusing Presence To A Solid Saturday Night Live
Emmy nominee Ramy Youssef hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, did a little stand-up, and gave us a solid episode of the sketch comedy series. -
Steve Carell Made John Krasinski Cry When The Office Stars Reunited For IF
A moving speech from Steve Carell tugged at John Krasinski's heartstrings (and tear ducts) when the Office stars reunited for Krasinski's movie IF.
