There's One Thing All House Of The Dragon Fans Can Agree About
While House of the Dragon is likely to remain controversial in Season 3, there's at least one element of the show that remains consistently great.
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My Adventures With Superman Season 3 Gives A Popular DC Comics Meme A New Meaning
My Adventures With Superman Season 3 puts a playful spin on a real-world DC Comics meme with a subplot involving Jimmy Olsen and Clark Kent.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3's Battle Of The Gullet Changes The Book In Major Ways
In a move that will probably not surprise anyone, the big Battle of the Gullet in House of the Dragon Season 3 changs the book in major ways.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3's First Major Death Will Ruin Your Day
House of the Dragon Season 3 kicked off with a shocking major death. Here's what you need to know about what happened and why.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3's Battle Of The Gullet Is Impressive – But It Has A Huge Issue
House of the Dragon Season 3 kicked off with the long-awaited Battle of the Gullet, but the show still has to figure out a way to overcome its biggest weakness.
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Russell Johnson Had A Small Role In Clint Eastwood's Western Series Rawhide
Russell Johnson, who famously played the Professor on Gilligan's Island, previously appeared on an episode of this Clint Eastwood Western TV series.
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Before Dune, Austin Butler Starred In This Fantasy Series Based On A Best-Selling Book Series
Austin Butler shot to movie stardom with roles in Elvis and Dune: Part Two, but before that he was best known for playing the lead in a fantasy TV show.
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This Legendary Author Was The First Human To Meet A Klingon In Star Trek Lore
In the Star Trek franchise, the first human being to ever meet a Klingon on the timeline isn't an astronaut or an adventurer, but a famous author.
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Game Of Thrones Author George R.R. Martin Recommends This Viking-Inspired Fantasy Book Series
Games of Thrones fans left bereft by the unfinished book series should follow George R.R. Martin's own recommendation of this Viking fantasy saga.
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George R.R. Martin Had Nothing But Love For This Finished HBO Fantasy Series
George R.R. Martin praised this now-finished HBO fantasy series, which never quite broke out stateside the way that it deserved to.
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20 Best TV Shows Of The 2010s, Ranked
The 2010s saw the rise of peak television and ignited the age of streaming, but what are the best TV shows from the decade? Here are our picks.
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Why Is There No Money In Star Trek? The Economics Of The Federation Explained
Star Trek operates in a post-capitalist space, and money is no longer used. Here's how the economics of the Federation work in the franchise.
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Star Trek: The Original Series' Chain Of Command, Explained
Just what the heck is the official chain of command on Star Trek: The Original Series? That's more complicated than you might expect.
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Why Billy Bob Thornton Found Playing His Landman Character So Easy
Billy Bob Thornton has a very good reason for not finding his Landman character, Tommy Norris, to be the most challenging character he's ever played.
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Apple TV Canceled One Of Its Most Interesting Comedies After 2 Seasons
This captivating Apple TV comedy series was canceled after two seasons, which is a shame since its creatives had plans for more.
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How Stargate Atlantis Turned The Simpsons' Duff Beer Into A Crucial Plot Device
The Stargate franchise has a long-running relationship with The Simpsons, and an episode of Stargate Atlantis turned Duff Beer into an important plot device.
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Rod Serling Had Nothing But Harsh Words For One Night Gallery Segment
One of Rod Serling's least favorite episodes of Night Gallery was one that he wrote himself. Here's why he hated the final episode.
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This 2010s Sci-Fi Series Is One Of The Best Time Travel Shows You've Never Seen
Even dedicated sci-fi fans might have missed the delightful Spanish-language time travel series The Ministry of Time.
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Why Anna Faris Left Mom After Seven Seasons
The hit sitcom 'Mom' lasted eight seasons, but co-lead Anna Faris left before the final season. Here's what she had to say about her decision.
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Dutton Ranch Episode 7 Finally Reveals Its 'Secret Villain' — And He's Not All That Villainous
We finally get a look at Dutton Ranch's purported 'secret villain' in its seventh episode, but he doesn't seem so bad ... when he's younger, anyway.
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Dutton Ranch Episode 7 Uses A Classic TV Format To Deliver Its Best And Worst Episode Yet
Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone spin-off, Dutton Ranch, just released a polarizing episode that utilizes a classic TV formula.
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James Burrows, TV Legend Of Friends, Cheers, And Will & Grace Fame, Dead At 85
James Burrows, the legendary TV sitcom director who worked on everything from Cheers to Friends and Will & Grace, has died at 85.
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Iconic TV Director James Burrows Was Responsible For The Most Important Big Bang Theory Episode
Legendary TV director James Burrows made history on the small-screen on more than once, including directing the most important episode of The Big Bang Theory.
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Why Rachel Mills From Netflix's I Will Find You Looks So Familiar
Rachel Mills in Netflix's I Will Find You should absolutely ring a bell, if only because she's played by the star of a beloved streaming show.
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Sugar Season 2 Raises A Serious Question About That Bizarre Season 1 Twist
Apple TV's Sugar threw viewers for quite the loop with its big Season 1 twist. Now, the show's Season 2 premiere has raised some major questions about it.
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Severance Fans Need To Watch Britt Lower's Harlan Coben Netflix Miniseries
Severance’s Britt Lower stars in Netflix's latest Harlan Coben miniseries, which is already doing big numbers on the streamer.
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This Thrilling 2026 Apple TV Miniseries Nearly Wasn't Released Over A Wild Accusation
The 2025 premiere of the French thriller series The Hunt was delayed by Gaumont and Apple TV for a very unusual (but seemingly valid) reason.
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