Superman & Lois Had Plans For A Major Justice League Villain Before Its Cancellation
Superman & Lois managed to include a number of famous DC villains, although it originally had plans to introduce a major Justice League opponent too.
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Yes, Creature Commandos Is James Gunn's Suicide Squad Sequel
Creature Commandos is essentially a sequel to James Gunn's The Suicide Squad. Here's how the DC Universe series connects to and resembles that film.
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Creature Commandos Continues One Of James Gunn's Key Themes In The DC Universe
DC animated series Creature Commandos returns to one of writer James Gunn's favorite themes: interrogating masculinity.
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The Superman & Lois Series Finale Made History With An Unexpected Death
The Superman & Lois series finale brought the show to a poignant conclusion by going where no live-action Superman project has gone before.
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Creature Commandos Owes A Huge Debt To This Horror Superhero Comic
As much as Creature Commandos recalls The Suicide Squad, the DC Universe series also bears a strong resemblance to a famous horror superhero comic.
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First The Boys Season 5 Photo Reveals The Return Of Three Members Of The Seven
The Boys creator Eric Kripke has revealed a first-look photo for season 5 teasing the return of at least three major figures in The Seven.
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The Surprising Inspiration Behind Jude Law's Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Character
Jude Law's character on Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, Jo Na Nawood, has a somewhat unexpected real-world source of inspiration.
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Skeleton Crew Further Connects Star Wars To This Classic Video Game Series
Skeleton Crew is but the latest Star Wars project to draw inspiration from a beloved adventure video game property associated with Lucasfilm.
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Skeleton Crew Makes Star Wars Terrifying Again - And That's A Good Thing
Skeleton Crew remembers how much the original Star Wars dealt with the fear of the unknown and moves the franchise back in that direction.
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What SM-33 From Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Looks Like In Real Life
Every Star Wars story needs a droid sidekick, and Skeleton Crew has SM-33. You've almost certainly seen the actor who voices him somewhere before, too.
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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Proves One Thing About Big Sci-Fi Franchises
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew proves that big sci-fi franchises are at their best when they take risks, which is why a coming-of-age series was the perfect choice.
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Skeleton Crew Is The Opposite Of Andor, And That's Good For Star Wars
Skeleton Crew is a very different take on the Star Wars franchise than Andor, which is exactly what the beloved property needs.
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Skeleton Crew Episode 2 Brings Back A Forgotten Star Wars Character From The Mandalorian
The Skeleton Crew youngsters explore the Star Wars galaxy in episode 2, but a familiar villain from The Mandalorian is waiting for them.
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This Skeleton Crew Character Has A Surprising Connection To Star Wars: The Force Awakens
One of the new players in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has an amusing connection to a memorable supporting character from The Force Awakens.
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Skeleton Crew's Best Character Is Not Related To The Star Wars Character You're Thinking About
Neel (Robert Timothy Smith) might be the best character on Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. He's also not related to the Star Wars alien you're thinking of.
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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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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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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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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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