Skeleton Crew Lifts One Of The Most Important Sequences From The Original Star Wars
If you look carefully, you'll notice that the opening of Skeleton Crew recreates one of the most important scenes in Star Wars history.
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How Dragon Ball Daima Changes A Big Villain From The Original Franchise
Dragon Ball Daima continues to revamp the larger Dragon Ball mythology by making some major changes to an infamous Dragon Ball villain.
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First Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Reactions Have Critics United
Early critic reactions for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew are praising its '80s Amblin kid-focused adventure vibes and the fresh sense of wonder it brings.
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One Of Star Trek's Best Guest Stars Tried To Force A Major Rewrite
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine guest star Harris Yulin tried to push for a major rewrite on one of the show's all-time best episodes.
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Why Star Trek's Low-Budget Episodes Are An Essential Part Of The Franchise
Current Star Trek overseer Alex Kurtzman feels low-budget episodes are actually essential to what makes the sci-fi franchise tick.
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Why Wallis Day Replaced Ruby Rose As Batwoman In The Arrowverse
Batwoman deployed an elaborate face-swapping storyline to explain how Wallis Day replaced Ruby Rose as Kate Kane, but what was the real reason?
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The Best Episode Of Star Trek: The Original Series, According To IMDb
It's no mystery why the highest-rated Star Trek: The Original Series episode on IMDb still resonates with Trekkies the way it does.
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Star Trek: Picard Season 2 Had To Be Rewritten Because Of A Ridiculous Reason
Season 2 of Star Trek: Picard got a major note from Paramount that required the writers to completely rewrite the season.
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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Creators Have A Response To The Neel-Max Rebo Controversy
The creators of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew have responded to the controversy around Neel (Robert Timothy Smith) and his presumed connection to Max Rebo.
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James Gunn Wasn't The First Person To Root For Lesbian Velma
James Gunn originally wrote Velma as a lesbian in the 2002 Scooby-Doo movie, and he wasn't the first person to see her that way.
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One Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Character Is A Stunning Blend Of Incredible Visual Effects
There was a lot less CGI used to bring one of the main characters in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew to life than you might expect based on their design.
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The Real Reason Stargate SG-1's Sam & Jack Didn't Get Together
Stargate SG-1 often alluded to a romance between Jack (Richard Dean Anderson) and Samantha (Amanda Tapping) but never actually went there. Here's why.
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Superman & Lois Does Something No Superman Adaptation Has Ever Done Before
Before DC introduces a new Superman in 2025, Superman & Lois gave us a perfect story that accurately captured the character as seen in the comics.
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Lower Decks Season 5 Homages Two Of The Best Star Trek Episodes Ever
Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5 continues to honor the franchise's history with its latest episode, which nods to two all-time great Trek episodes.
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A Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 Voice Cameo Brings Back A Fan-Favorite
The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5, 'Fully Dilated,' features what might just be the show's biggest voice cameo to date.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks' Latest Season 5 Guest Star Has Lost His Head Before
The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5, 'Fully Dilated,' features a very special guest star ... or, rather, their head.
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When Does Skeleton Crew Take Place On The Star Wars Timeline?
Disney-era Star Wars projects have hopped all over the franchise's timeline. Here's when the latest Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew, takes place.
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Does The Sekai Taikai Tournament From Cobra Kai Exist In Real Life?
Is the Sekai Taikai featured in Cobra Kai real? Here's what we know about this epic karate tournament and whether or not you can spectate in real life.
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What Happened To Nichole Brown's Aisha Robinson On Cobra Kai?
Aisha Robinson (Nichole Brown) was a major player on Cobra Kai early on during its run. Here's what's happened to the character since.
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Peter Weller Played A Star Trek Villain Years Before His Into Darkness Role
Star Trek Into Darkness' scheming Admiral Marcus wasn't the first villainous character Peter Weller played in the Star Trek franchise.
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The Boys Season 5 Episode 1 Title Teases The Return Of A Disgusting Supe
The Boys season 5 promises to be brutal, with the title of the first episode alluding to the return of one particularly gross supe.
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Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 2's Most Tragic Villain Is A Real Martial Artist
Several Cobra Kai season 6 part 2 newcomers are portrayed by real-life martial artists, including perhaps its most tragic villain.
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Which League Of Legends Characters Die In Netflix's Arcane Season 2?
Arcane season 2 ends with the deaths of a whole bunch of characters from League of Legends. Let's run through them all, shall we?
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Where You've Seen Sensei Wolf From Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 2 Before
Lewis Tan plays Sensei Wolf in Cobra Kai season 6 part 2, but it's far from the first time the actor has portrayed a formidable martial artist.
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Why Axel Kovacevic From Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 2 Looks So Familiar
While Cobra Kai season 6 part 2's Axel Kovacevic is very much a breakout role for Patrick Luwis, it's far from his first time acting on TV.
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One Classic Anime Asks The Biggest Question Every Other Action Show Ignores
Action shonen is the king of anime genres, but classic series Yu Yu Hakusho dared to ask the question that every other show ignored.
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Why Johnny Saved Kreese's Life In Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 2
The Cobra Kai showrunners have shed some light on Johnny's surprising decision to save his old sensei Kreese's life in season 6 part 2.
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