Exploring Avatar: The Last Airbender's Zuko: His Scars Explained
Does Fire Nation Prince Zuko's scar represent his good side or his bad side in Avatar: The Last Airbender? It's not as obvious as it seems.
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Loki Season 2's Pink Floyd Sound Was Not Intentional
The Marvel-ous music of Loki season 2 stumbled into Pink Floyd's territory of retro synth and big guitar sounds quite by accident. -
Robert Downey Jr. Is Officially The First SNL Cast Member To Win An Oscar
Robert Downey Jr. is considered one of the worst Saturday Night Live cast members ever, but he's the first to win an Oscar. -
John Mulaney's Hilarious Field Of Dreams Recap Doubled As His Oscar Host Audition - And He Nailed It
John Mulaney's award presentation at the Oscars should be an audition to host the Academy Awards next year. -
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Tests A Time-Honored Relationship
Rick and Michonne haven't been reunited long, but their relationship is already on the rocks in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. -
Nog's Amputation In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Could Have Been Much More Violent
There was some concern on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine that the Nog amputation scene might be too violent. -
The Risky '60s Show That Got Axed Halfway Into Its First Episode Premiere
The extremely strange, risky '60s sketch-comedy show Turn-On is the only show to ever be canceled in the middle of its debut broadcast. -
The Three Classic Anime That Saved Cartoon Network's Toonami From Cancellation
In the early days, Toonami operated on the knife's edge of cancellation. Then it was saved by Sailor Moon, Gundam Wing, and Dragon Ball Z. -
Josh Brolin Is Like The Son Of John Malkovich In A Weird, Silly & Musical Saturday Night Live
Josh Brolin returned to host Saturday Night Live for a third time, and I realized that he's carrying a lot of John Malkovich energy that really helps him out. -
A Fox Executive Tried To Gut The Most Important Part Of Bob's Burgers
A Fox executive who didn't understand what made Bob's Burgers such a special show tried to convince creatives to alter the dynamic between the Belcher family. -
The Star Trek Actor Who Had A 7-Episode Run On 1984's Night Court
A Star Trek actor known for playing a beloved android character had more than just a cameo on the 1984 Night Court series -- he had a recurring role. -
Gilligan's Island's Bob Denver Had A Terrifying Close Encounter With A Lion On Set
Bob Denver nearly learned the hard way not to make sudden movements around a lion while filming an episode of Gilligan's Island. -
How The Walking Dead Caused A Huge Delay For Star Trek: Discovery
The Walking Dead was responsible for a major delay of the first season of Star Trek: Discovery thanks to some gamesmanship impacting an actor on both shows. -
The I Dream Of Jeannie Episode That Led To The Demise Of The Popular '60s Show
The classic '60s sitcom I Dream of Jeannie saw a drop-off in popularity after an NBC executive insisted that its leads should get married. -
Star Trek's Best Original Series Episode Was Also One Of The Hardest To Produce
One of the very best original Star Trek episodes went through some changes during production, and problems arose. -
Initial Reactions To Gilligan's Island Were Quite Brutal
Sherwood Schwartz had a hard time convincing people that Gilligan's Island was a good idea (although that catchy theme song helped). -
Star Trek: The Next Generation's Romulan Redesign Started A Series-Long Writer Feud
Some of the folks who worked on Star Trek: The Next Generation were not happy with the Romulan redesign. -
It's Always Sunny's Charlie Day Confused His Co-Stars With An Improvised Line
An Always Sunny in Philadelphia improv from Charlie Day caught his co-stars off guard ... before they cracked up. -
The One Body On Bones That Had Eric Millegan Extra Grossed Out
Bones featured a lot of dead bodies, though one particular corpse from season 1 left Eric Millegan (who played Zack Addy) extra unsettled. -
The Never-Seen M*A*S*H Plotline Censors Thought Was Too Salacious For TV
M*A*S*H dealt with some heavy subject matter, but it was the 'two dates to the prom' sitcom trope that crossed a line for CBS. -
This Is The Only Original Twilight Zone Episode Ever Scripted By A Woman
The Twilight Zone episode Caesar and Me might be the second to feature a ventriloquist dummy, but the first and only to be written by a woman. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From All In The Family
All in the Family had audiences deep sighing over the good ol' days, but here's what the actors who are still alive are up to these days. -
How Gilligan's Island Stirred Some Chaos For The Real Coast Guard
Enough viewers believed the events of Gilligan's Island were happening for real to cause a headache for the Coast Guard. -
Bones' David Boreanaz Thought This Storyline Was Just 'Bad Television'
Bones' Gormogon storyline was very complicated. Even David Boreanaz was baffled by the underground cannibalistic serial killer arc. -
Why Cartoon Network Killed Off The Original Toonami TOM
Cartoon Network shocked the world when it killed off Toonami's original TOM, but the character's death was equal parts capitalism and creativity. -
Why Cheers' Coach Goes Missing In Season 3 And Never Returns
Coach Ernie Pantusso (Nicholas Colasanto) was a big part of Cheers' heart in its early seasons before his deteriorating health forced him to leave the series. -
Disney Keeps Details About Theo James' X-Men '97 Character Sparse
Who is Theo James playing on the Disney+ animated series X-Men '97? Here are some rumors.
