Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 Declares War On The Multiverse Trend
Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5's penultimate episode satirizes the multiverse storytelling trend while also finding ways to defend it.
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Where Was Squid Game Filmed? Every Major Location, Explained
Ahead of the arrival of Squid Game season 2, we're looking at the filming locations of the show and how they relate to the thrilling series' story. -
Jude Law's Skeleton Crew Character Has A Long And Complex Star Wars History
Jude Law's Skeleton Crew character has a complicated history when it comes to the Star Wars franchise, including the non-canon Star Wars Legends. -
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Pays Homage To A Beloved Disney Theme Park Ride
The early episodes of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew feature a few homages to a classic and beloved Disney theme park attraction. -
The Marvel Cameo You Didn't Notice In Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 3
The Star Wars universe is full of celebrity cameos in alien disguises, and Skeleton Crew episode 3 adds another from a famous Marvel actor. -
Skeleton Crew's Jod Na Nawood Brings With Him A Whole Host Of Star Wars Mysteries
Jod Na Nawood (Jude Law) on Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is quite the mystery. Can the show's young heroes actually trust him? Let's take a closer look. -
A Lord Of The Rings Actor Wants To Return To The Star Trek Universe
A major actor from the Lord of the Rings trilogy who previously appeared in a Star Trek TV series would love to return to that sci-fi universe. -
Walter Koenig's Favorite Star Trek Episode Is A Low-Budget Classic
Chekov actor Walter Koenig once named his favorite episode of Star Trek, picking a low-budget entry from season 3 of the original series. -
Skeleton Crew Is A Love Letter To One Star Wars Movie In Particular (And Not The One You Might Think)
Skeleton Crew doesn't just honor the most beloved Star Wars films, but it's also a love letter to one of the franchise's least-liked movies. -
Gene Roddenberry's Four Starship Design Rules For Star Trek, Explained
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and the artists who developed the Enterprise had clear rules for how it and other starships should be designed. -
The 5 Best Shows To Watch If You Like Netflix's Arcane
Netflix's beloved anime series Arcane was canceled after just two seasons. Here are five similar shows to watch if it left you hungry for more. -
Power Rangers Lost Galaxy Has A Connection To A Classic Sci-Fi Satire
The series Power Rangers Lost Galaxy reused the same costumes that were featured in one of the all-time great sci-fi movie satires. -
The Missed Star Trek Opportunity That Has Haunted Garrett Wang
Star Trek: Voyager actor Garrett Wang, who played Ensign Harry Kim, really wanted to direct an episode of the show but was denied the opportunity. -
The Worst Marvel Cinematic Universe TV Show, According To Rotten Tomatoes
The Marvel Cinematic Universe saw a drop-off in quality after Avengers: Endgame, culminating in its worst-reviewed show to date on Rotten Tomatoes. -
John Billingsley's Favorite & Least Favorite Star Trek: Enterprise Episodes
Star Trek: Enterprise star John Billingsley's favorite and least favorite episodes of Star Trek aren't ones fans typically cite. -
Severance Season 2 Trailer Reveals An Unwelcome Return To The Office
Mark S. and the other Innies are back at Lumon in the new trailer for Severance season 2, and facing some unexpected consequences of their rebellion. -
Roland Emmerich Turned Down Stargate SG-1 For One Reason
Roland Emmerich directed the Stargate movie but had nothing to do with the many Stargate TV shows that followed. Here's why. -
How Leonard Nimoy Came Up With Spock's Vulcan Nerve Pinch On Star Trek
Leonard Nimoy himself came up with Spock's Vulcan nerve pinch on Star Trek, and his reasoning for using the maneuver was, naturally, quite logical. -
Christopher Judge Pitched A Stargate SG-1 Spin-Off That Would Have Changed The Franchise
Stargate SG-1 veteran Christopher Judge once pitched an intriguing spinoff series involving his character, Teal'c of Chulak. -
Why The Twilight Zone Season 4 Had Hour-Long Episodes
Twilight Zone episode runtimes doubled in season 4, even though both Rod Serling and the show's fans preferred shorter episodes. Here's why. -
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's Jude Law Reveals What He Learned From His Young Co-Stars [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Jude Law about working with a young cast of co-stars on Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, and chatted with the creators of the show as well. Check it out. -
Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 Celebrates Its (Actual) Most Underappreciated Crew
Star Trek: Lower Decks is a show about Starfleet's underdogs, which means that other members of the Cerritos crew have been overlooked - until now. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Skeleton Crew Takes Cues From A Pre-Star Wars George Lucas Movie
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has the same need for speed as George Lucas' first hit, American Graffiti - and there's an Easter egg too!
