The Original Mr. & Mrs. Smith Was A '90s CBS Show – And It's Been Lost To Time
DId you know there was a Mr. & Mrs. Smith TV series on CBS almost 30 years ago? We spoke with one of its co-creators and got the real story behind it.
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A Tough Episode In Star Trek: The Original Series Left Grace Lee Whitney 'Black And Blue'
Filming one episode of Star Trek the original series was not an enjoyable experience for Grace Lee Whitney, who played Janice Rand. -
Is Apple TV's Masters Of The Air Historically Accurate?
You might be surprised at how close Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks' new Apple TV+ show Masters of the Air got to depicting events as they were in real life. -
Being Overprepared Is What Really Landed Futurama's Deal With Fox
Before the Futurama creators pitched the series to Fox, they prepared enough information to constitute being told to 'shut up.' -
Dead Bodies Weren't The Grossest Part Of Bones For Emily Deschanel
Bones star Emily Deschanel had one specific moment from one specific episode that actually grossed her out. Learn about it right here! -
Good Luck Watching The Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin Trailer Without Crying
Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin looks to finally give the first Black member of the Peanuts gang the special he's deserved for over 50 years. -
The Live-Action Avatar: The Last Airbender Series Removes One Of Sokka's Major Character Traits
Netflix's live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender removes Sokka's early sexism from the original animated series. This also guts his character arc on the show. -
You Can Thank Carl Weathers Himself For His Hilarious Arrested Development Performance
The Arrested Development writers had an idea for bringing Carl Weathers into the beloved comedy show, but Weathers' own idea for his character was even better. -
Carl Weathers Had A Brilliantly Simple Mantra For Directing Star Wars
When it came to directing the Star Wars series The Mandalorian, Carl Weathers was a big believer in allowing actors the space to deliver a great performance. -
Carl Weathers Gave The Shield One Of Its Most Memorable Guest Stars
In a sea of police procedurals, The Shield stood out as a subversive piece of anti-copaganda - and Carl Weathers stood out as one of its best guest stars. -
Why Star Trek: Voyager's Threshold Episode Ignited An Army Of Outraged Fans
The storyline in the Star Trek Voyager episode Threshold, specifically evolving a type of evolution, left some fans upset. -
Khan's Botany Bay Ship In Star Trek Has A Grim Real-World Namesake
Star Trek fans with a keen sense of geography may have realized Khan was trouble from the start, given where his spaceship, the S.S. Botany Bay, gets its name. -
Dan Butler Got His Start On A Beloved '80s Show Years Before Becoming Bulldog On Frasier
Before playing Bulldog on Frasier, Dan Butler got his start on a much different show in the 1980s. -
Star Trek: The Next Generation's The Royale Sparked A Writer War
The crew of the Enterprise find a bizarre hotel on an otherwise uninhabited planet in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode 'The Royale.' -
The Mr. & Mrs. Smith Series Makes One Major Change From The Movie
Where Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are top-notch spies in the Mr. & Mrs. Smith movie, Donald Glover and Maya Erskine are anything but in the Prime Video series. -
The Wildest Reveal In Mr. & Mrs. Smith Makes Perfect Creepy Use Of Paul Dano
Paul Dano costars in Prime Video's Mr. & Mrs. Smith as 'Hot Neighbor,' a mysterious character who proves to be perfectly tailored to the celebrated actor. -
What Is The Company From Mr. & Mrs. Smith? And Is It The Same As The Movie?
The mysterious Hihi company from Donald Glover and Francesca Sloane's new Mr. and Mrs. Smith series is shrouded in mystery. Let's take a closer look. -
The Regime - Release Date, Cast, Showrunner And More Info
Here's what we know about the upcoming HBO limited series The Regime, starring Kate Winslet. -
One Of Futurama's Predictions For Our World Ended Up Being Completely Wrong
Futurama likes to get its predictions for the future right, but they definitely missed the mark on one bit of technology. -
Mr. & Mrs. Smith Ending Explained: Going Out On A High Note
Spoiler alert! Let's talk about the ending of Prime Video's Mr. and Mrs. Smith series and what it could mean for a potential season 2. -
Pilot For Suits Spin-Off Suits: L.A. Ordered By NBC
After a huge boost in popularity thanks to Netflix streams, NBC's legal drama Suits is getting a spin-off pilot set in Los Angeles. -
Patrick Stewart's Super Bowl 2024 Commercial Is A Violent Mashup You Can't Miss
The Paramount+ Super Bowl ad is already here, and it's kind of like a fever dream. Watch for yourself right here. -
Cool Stuff: Anime Fans Will Love Vinland Saga Deluxe Manga Editions
The second season of Vinland Saga ended in 2023, but fans will soon be able to dig into the Viking epic all over again by way of new deluxe edition manga. -
The Entire Star Trek: The Next Generation Cast Will Receive The Saturn Lifetime Achievement Award
A special Lifetime Achievement Saturn award will be given to the entire Star Trek: The Next Generation cast. -
Hazbin Hotel Is The Best Example Of What 'Adult Animation' Can Accomplish
If studios are looking to replicate the viral success of Prime Video's animated series Hazbin Hotel, they can start by investing in an artist's vision. -
How To Watch Curb Your Enthusiasm
If you're wondering how to watch Curb Your Enthusiasm as the show comes to an end this year, we're here to help. -
How To Watch True Detective Season 4
True Detective season 4 (aka. Night Country) has proven to be a complex and densely layered direct followup to season 1. Here's how you can watch it at home.
