Prime Video's God Of War Series Casts A Severance Star As Thor
Prime Video's God of War video game TV show adaptation continues to flesh out its cast by adding a memorable Severance veteran to its ranks as Thor.
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Fallout Season 2's New Power Armor Explained
Maximus (Aaron Moten) dons some new Power Armor in Fallout season 2's penultimate episode, and there's a reason it gets the reaction that it does.
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How Τhe X-Men '97 Opening Credits Fixed A Clumsy Rogue Moment From The Original Series
X-Men '97's bigger animation budget created an opportunity to fix a big Rogue moment that had been clumsily executed in the original series.
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Fallout Season 2 Episode 7 Makes The Biggest Reference To The Games Yet
The Fallout TV series has never been a direct adaptation of the games that inspired it, but the latest episode has a direct reference to Fallout: New Vegas.
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Marvel's Wonder Man Has Solved The Biggest Problem In Modern Superhero Stories, And It's Perfect
Many superhero projects have gotten bogged down in origin stories, but Marvel's Wonder Man TV series has a creative approach to that problem.
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Wonder Man: Simon Williams' MCU Powers, Explained
Wonder Man keeps the exact nature of Simon Williams' powers a mystery - until the Marvel Cinematic Universe series' finale reveals their true nature.
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Fallout Season 2: One Fan-Favorite Actor Gets A Cameo In Episode 7
With its penultimate episode, Fallout season 2 has introduced an intriguing (and sinister) new player who's brought to life by a fan-favorite actor.
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Fallout Season 2 Finally Gives An Origin Story For Its Most Surprising Character
Fallout loves a good flashback, and season 2 finally gave us an origin story to one of the show's most interesting and mysterious characters.
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Fallout Season 2: Lucy's Big Decision In Episode 7, Explained
Lucy's (Ella Purnell) conflict with her dad Hank (Kyle MacLachlan) comes to a head in Fallout season 2, episode 7, so let's examine how it all goes down.
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Marvel's Wonder Man Directly References A Controversial Best Picture Winner, And It's Perfect
Marvel's Hollywood-set new series Wonder Man drops a perfect reference to the only X-rated movie ever to win Best Picture at the Oscars.
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Why Storm's Mutant Powers Were Always A Challenge For X-Men '97 Animators
Storm is one of the most powerful heroes in the entire Marvel canon, and that made her a challenge for the X-Men '97 animation team.
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The Boys Creator Eric Kripke Made A Tarzan Series You Likely Never Knew Existed
Prior to creating Supernatural and The Boys, Eric Kripke developed a Tarzan TV series that Warner Bros. has since tried to memory-hole out of existence.
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Ray Liotta's Only Western Was A Star-Studded Miniseries Streaming On Prime Video
Ray Liotta did not frequent the Western genre, but he did once play a revenge-seeking Texan in a 2015 History Channel miniseries now streaming on Prime Video.
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Is Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol Canon?
Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol is the latest chapter in the classic anime franchise, but is it part of official canon? The answer is complicated.
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Dragon Ball Fans Are Saying The Same Thing About The New Galactic Patrol Anime
Dragon Ball Super is set to continue with a new series, The Galactic Patrol, and the announcement video features music from a Hollywood legend.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Episode 2's Incredible Puppet Show Explained
With its incredible puppet show, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 2 dramatizes an ancient legend from Westeros history in the best way possible.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Reveals Just How Different Dunk Is From Other GoT Heroes
Just two episodes in, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has already demonstrated what sets Dunk apart from other heroes in the Game of Thrones franchise.
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15 Best Netflix Original Shows Of All Time, Ranked
Netflix has been churning out plenty of original programming for years now, but which shows truly deserve to be called the best? These are our picks.
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A Stephen King Villain Inspired Stranger Things Star Jamie Campbell Bower's Approach To Vecna
Jamie Campbell Bower drew inspiration from several sources for his Strange Things performance as Henry Creel/Vecna, including a famous Stephen King villain.
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How X-Men: The Animated Series Paved The Way For Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
The success of the '90s X-Men: The Animated series lead directly to the creation of the even more successful Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Here's how.
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How Frank Miller Felt About Batman: The Animated Series' The Dark Knight Returns Homage
Batman: The Animated Series paid tribute to Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns in an episode where Gotham kids imagine what Batman is really like.
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Why Batman: The Animated Series' Creators Originally Didn't Want To Use Bane
When Batman: The Animated Series' creators introduced Bane only under duress. They thought the character's comic book story was 'pretty stupid.'
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A Star Trek Veteran Helped Write The Short-Lived Logan's Run TV Series
Several Star Trek veterans worked on the short-lived Logan's Run TV show, including a legendary Star Trek: The Original Series writer.
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An Epic 2025 Pirate Series Based On A '70s TV Show Is Streaming On Netflix
If you're looking for an swashbuckling, heroic, historical pirate series, Netflix just snagged the rights to a must-watch 8-part series.
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How Tall Is Ser Duncan The Tall In A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms?
Ser Duncan the Tall (Peter Claffey) isn't as tall on A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms as he is in the show's source material, but he still towers over his horse.
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Leonard Nimoy Ensured His Star Trek Co-Stars Were Hired For This Fan Favorite Side-Project
Leonard Nimoy put his foot down to ensure that Star Trek: The Animated Series included as much of the Original Series' primary cast as possible.
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An Animation Legend Turned Down The Chance To Lead Lucasfilm Before Dave Filoni
George Lucas recruited Dave Filoni to work at Lucasfilm back in the 2000s, but he initially offered the same job to a different animation legend.
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