What Happened To Claire Littleton On Lost? Her Season 5 Absence, Explained
What happened to Claire on Lost? The character disappeared for season 5 and returned in the last season, but let's look back at why that disappearance happened.
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Star Wars: Tales Of The Underworld Pays Tribute To One Of The Greatest Westerns Ever Made
Cad Bane's origin story in Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld pays homage to the classic 1952 western High Noon, starring Gary Cooper.
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Tales Of The Underworld Reveals A Key Star Wars Book Scene We Never Thought We'd See
Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld reveals how Asajj Ventress came back to life, revisiting the events of a pivotal Star Wars book in the process.
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Ben Stiller Directed This Awesome Sci-Fi Pilot Starring Jack Black And Owen Wilson
Ben Stiller once directed a fascinatingly odd sci-fi series pilot starring Jack Black and Owen Wilson. Alas, it was apparently too weird for network executives.
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Why The Walking Dead Comics Are In Black And White, Explained
The original Walking Dead comic books were drawn in black and white, and there were several important reasons for this choice.
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Steven Spielberg And A Star Trek Legend Teamed Up For A Forgotten Sci-Fi Series
You would think a sci-fi series created by Steven Spielberg and legendary Star Trek producer Harve Bennett would be well-remembered, but that's not the case.
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R.L. Stine's Favorite Twilight Zone Episode Is A Classic
R.L. Stine has admitted to being heavily influenced by The Twilight Zone, with one particularly Goosebumps-y episode making an impact on the storyteller.
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Why Leonard Nimoy Was Glad Star Trek Got Canceled
While Leonard Nimoy was happy when Star Trek garnered its loyal following, he was also relieved when the show was canceled after its third season.
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Doctor Who Season 2 Introduces The Most Chilling (And Realistic) Monster Of The Disney+ Era
The latest episode of Doctor Who returns to a common trope in the show's Disney+ era with a particularly malevolent and all-too-realistic villain.
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An Unsettling Doctor Who Season 2 Episode Echoes One Of The Show's Most Controversial Hours
Ruby returns in a Doctor-lite episode of Doctor Who, which has echoes of the controversial Tennant-era episode 'Love and Monsters.'
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Why Everyone In Severance Drives Old Cars, According To The Show's Creator
Severance creator Dan Erickson has explained why Lumon uses that retrofuturistic technology, and how that approach extends beyond the company's severed floor.
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Star Wars Finally Gets Queer In Andor Season 2, But It Embraces A Miserable Trope
Andor season 2 brings back the best queer couple in Star Wars, but their story arc makes it a bittersweet reunion.
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How Andor Season 2 Keeps One Dead Star Wars Character's Spirit Alive
In the fourth episode of Andor season 2, the sentiments of a dead Star Wars character echo in a different part of the galaxy.
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Andor Season 2's Ghorman Language Sounds Familiar For A Reason
The Ghorman storyline is a crucial part of Andor season 2, as both it and the Ghorman language take direct inspiration from real-world elements.
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The Real Reason Benjamin Bratt Replaced Jimmy Smits As Bail Organa For Andor Season 2
Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy has provided an explanation for why Benjamin Bratt replaced Jimmy Smits as Bail Organa in the series' second season.
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Andor Season 2 Lets Us See What TV Is Like In The Star Wars Universe, And It's Amazing
Star Wars has shown many evil works of the Galactic Empire over the years, but Andor season 2 introduces the most sinister one yet: daytime TV.
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Andor Season 2 Finally Explains Why Saw Gerrera Needs His Breathing Device In Rogue One
Forest Whitaker's paranoid rebel leader Saw Gerrera relies on a breathing device in Star Wars: Rogue One, and Andor finally explains why.
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Andor Season 2 Quietly Recasts A Major Star Wars Character With A New Actor
One man has played the live-action version of Alderaan's Senator Bail Organa for years in the Star Wars franchise, but Andor season 2 has recast that key role.
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The Starship Fuel Rhydonium In Andor Season 2, Explained
Rhydonium fuels the starships of the Star Wars universe, but it's also highly volatile and dangerous, as Andor season 2 explores.
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Andor Season 2 Makes One Of The Darkest Star Wars Legends Into Brutal Canon
In Andor season 2 episode 5, we learn the real story of what happened on Ghorman years before the events of this season.
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Andor Season 2 Brings Star Wars Fans Back To A Familiar Sequel Trilogy Location
The latest arc of Andor season 2 brings back Forest Whitaker's rebel leader Saw Gerrera, and he's hiding out in a familiar Star Wars location.
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Every Major Character Death In The Last Of Us Video Games
If you've never played The Last of Us video games and are wondering who might make it out of the HBO show alive, here's a list of all the games' major deaths.
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Ian McDiarmid Reveals Details About Canceled Palpatine-Focused Star Wars Series
Before Palpatine (somehow) returned in The Rise of Skywalker, he nearly appeared in a Star Wars series that would've explored the Sith lord's backstory.
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Why Andor Doesn't Feature Star Wars Villains Darth Vader & Palpatine
Darth Vader was a terrifying presence in Star Wars: Rogue One, but Tony Gilroy chose not to include Vader or Palpatine in the prequel series Andor.
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This Apple TV+ Sci-Fi Series Gets A NASA Astronaut's Stamp Of Approval For Its Accuracy
The creatives behind this Apple TV+ sci-fi series consulted with real astronauts to ensure its depiction of an alternate space race is as accurate as possible.
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 3 Just Made Another Huge Change For Tommy
The Last of Us season 2 has diverged from the games in occasionally subtle ways, but Gabriel Luna's version of Tommy has undergone some significant changes.
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One Of The Most Underrated Sci-Fi Shows Ever Got A Terrible Prime Video Adaptation
A great, underrated UK sci-fi series got itself an American remake on Prime Video, and the results were pretty terrible.
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