Invincible Season 4's Star Trek: The Next Generation Parody Explained
The second episode of Invincible season 4 features a space traveler group that's not so subtly a parody of the main crew from Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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Bluey's The Sign Ending Explained: The Big Special Teaches More To Parents Than Kids
Bluey's big special, The Sign, may be the final episode of the beloved animated series. Here's what the episode was really saying to its audience.
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Invincible Season 4 Mirrors One Of Batman's Most Controversial Storylines
Cecil Stedman's (Walton Goggins) paranoia in Invincible season 4 begs comparison to an infamous comic storyline involving Batman.
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What Space Racer From Invincible Season 4 Looks Like In Real Life
Space Racer is but one of many characters in Invincible season 4 that's voiced by an esteemed actor you're most certainly familiar with.
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Invincible Season 4, Episode 2 Shows Us Something The Comics Never Did
Episode 2 of Invincible season 4 changes up the comics source material a bit to give us new perspective on a main character.
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Invincible Season 4 Introduces A Villain With The Same Plan As Marvel's Thanos
Invincible season 4 has brought in a villain with an evil plan that recalls the work of Thanos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Invincible Season 4's Premiere Episode Features Mark Grayson's Darkest Moment Yet
The Invincible season 4 premiere episode features a dark moment that has Mark Grayson crossing a line he can't come back from.
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What Dinosaurus From Invincible Season 4 Looks Like In Real Life
Dinosaurus enters the fray in Invincible season 4, and while he's voiced by a well-known actor, you might not realize that's him behind the character's roars.
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Invincible Season 4 Is Already Setting Up One Of The Comic's Biggest Twists
As Invincible season 4 digs into Nolan's backstory and the history of Viltrum, it also sets up one of the biggest twists from the comic book.
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Invincible Season 4 Premiere Post-Credits Scene Explained: What Happens To Conquest?
Invincible villain Conquest returns in season 4, but a post-credits scene sees him cede the stage to an even more terrifying Viltrumite.
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What's The Song In The Invincible Season 4 Premiere Opening Scene?
Invincible's season 4 premiere adds yet another fittingly soft-voiced and melodic song to the show's needle drop soundtrack.
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The Scrapped Simpsons Twist That Would Have Changed Homer And Krusty Forever
Krusty the Clown has always been a part of The Simpsons, but an abandoned twist would've painted the character in a whole different light.
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What Happens To Rex Splode In The Invincible Comics? His Fate Explained
Here's what happens to the superpowered Rex Splode in both Prime Video's Invincible series and Robert Kirkman's original comic.
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What Happened To Silvio Dante Actor Steven Van Zandt From The Sopranos?
Musician Steven Van Zandt was hired to play Tony Soprano's consigliere, Silvio Dante, on HBO's The Sopranos. Here's what he's been up to since the show ended.
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Transformers Debuts A New Prime As Optimus No Longer Leads The Autobots
Skybound's ongoing Transformers comics just took another big swing with Optimus Prime by replacing him with another Prime as the Autobots' leader.
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Matt Groening's Anger Over One Simpsons Episode Caused Major Behind-The-Scenes Drama
The Simpsons episode 'A Star is Burns' caused serious tension behind the scenes, and was a source of anger for Matt Groening.
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There's One Character From The Simpsons The Writers Love To Work On The Most
The Simpsons writers have been creating new stories and jokes for the same cast of characters for over 35 years, but they do have a favorite.
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Maul - Shadow Lord Will Feature One Major Change To The Star Wars Villain
Dave Filoni's Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord is going to show fans an entirely new side to the memorable villain thanks to one major change.
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Pokemon: The Black Tail Pikachu Mandela Effect Explained
Beloved Pokemon character Pikachu has never had a black-tipped tail, but a whole lot of people think otherwise. How did this happen?
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Wolverine's Jeep In X-Men '97 Has A Sneaky Reference To His Marvel Comics Debut
Wolverine's jeep in X-Men '97 cleverly nods to the character's origins as an antagonist in Marvel's Incredible Hulk comic books.
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Why Batman: The Animated Series Couldn't Use The DC Villain Firefly At First
Bruce Timm really wanted to use the villain Firefly in the original Batman: The Animated Series. Unfortunately, behind-the-scenes network meddling prevented it.
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This Animated Sci-Fi Comedy Series Streaming On HBO Max Deserves A Second Season
Chances are this adult animated sci-fi comedy series on HBO Max will never get a second season, but it's still absolutely worth streaming.
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The Simpsons Episode 800 Answers A 37-Year-Old Question
The Simpsons is still providing new insight into America's favorite animated family, including the aftermath of the couch gag in episode 800.
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The Simpsons Might End Some Day - But Not The Way You Might Think
The Simpsons has been on television longer than some of our readers have been alive, but the show doesn't intend to end in a predictable fashion.
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Eliza Dushku's Only Turn As A Marvel Character Was Perfect Casting
Eliza Dushku only played one Marvel character before retiring from acting, but it was an ideal role for the Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Dollhouse veteran.
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Another Version Of Gambit's Death In X-Men '97 Featured A Very Different Sacrifice
The hit animated series X-Men '97 featured one of the most powerful Marvel sacrifices, but it almost looked completely different.
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Full House's John Stamos Played A Surprising Villain In A Hit DC Comics TV Show
John Stamos is most famous for playing Uncle Jesse on Full House, but thanks to a hit DC Comics series, he's also played a great villain.
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