Why The Howling Man Is The Twilight Zone's Scariest Episode
In The Twilight Zone episode The Howling Man, a traveler finds an unfortunate soul held captive by monks who insist they've imprisoned Satan himself.
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This Overlooked Twilight Zone Episode Comes With A Chilling Frankensteinian Twist
In His Image is an overlooked Twilight Zone episode, but it deserves some attention.
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Futurama Purposefully Flipped A Slapstick Simpsons Trend
The men of The Simpsons are constantly getting hit with physical comedy injuries, so Futurama intentionally wanted to flip the script.
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How Emergency Medical Holograms In Star Trek Actually Work
Robert Picardo's otherwise-unnamed Doctor in Star Trek: Voyager was the franchise's first emergency medical hologram, but he wasn't the last.
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Almost None Of The Dialogue In Star Trek's Miri Was In The Original Script
The Star Trek episode 'Miri' is a bit of a mess, with only 20 percent of its original script having been retained in the final version.
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The Star Trek: Discovery Episode That Was 'Painful' For Sonequa Martin-Green
Sonequa Martin-Green faced off against a younger version of herself in an episode of Star Trek: Discovery, but it wasn't only the physical aspect that was hard.
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An Unaired Version Of Star Trek's Second Pilot Was Saved By The Smithsonian
An extended cut of Star Trek's second pilot, 'Where No Man Has Gone Before,' was long thought lost, but had actually been rescued by the Smithsonian.
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One Underrated Twilight Zone Episode Is A True Crime Cautionary Tale
The Twilight Zone episode 'I Am the Night - Color Me Black' has a timeless message that very much applies to true crime culture.
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Why Sister Sage Was An Especially Difficult Character For The Boys' Showrunners
The Boys' Sister Sage is the smartest person on the planet, which isn't exactly an easy character to write for.
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The Twilight Zone's Night Call Was Directed By One Of Hollywood's First Horror Masters
Before we had horror auteurs like John Carpenter and Wes Craven, we had Jacques Tourneur, who also directed the Night Call episode of The Twilight Zone.
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Ryn's Prosthetics In Star Trek: Discovery Were Cumbersome And Limiting
Noah Averbach-Katz had to don some uncomfortable prosthetics to play Ryn on Star Trek: Discovery.
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Star Wars: The Acolyte Might Actually Solve A Sequel Trilogy Mystery
Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 5 features an Easter egg that may answer a lingering question from the sequel trilogy.
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Why Do The Jedi Lightsabers Short Out In The Acolyte Episode 5? Cortosis Explained
Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 5 marked the live-action debut of cortosis, a metal that's mighty handy to have in a lightsaber fight.
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Watch The 'Captain Sulu' Star Trek Fan Film That Put George Takei In The Big Chair
George Takei reprised his role as Hikaru Sulu in a Star Trek fan project released in 2007, giving him a taste of what a Sulu-centric TV show could have been.
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Star Trek's The Galileo Seven Was A 'Rip-Off' Of A Forgotten Lucille Ball Film
Lucille Ball saved Star Trek, and The Galileo Seven episode was an homage to one of her best films.
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A Disney Legend Starred In The Twilight Zone's Second-Ever Episode
Ed Wynn, who voiced Alice in Wonderland's Mad Hatter and eventually played Uncle Albert in Mary Poppins, was the star of The Twilight Zone's second episode.
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The Star Trek Episode That Deeply Impacted Rod Roddenberry
Rod Roddenberry, son of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, is more of a Next Gen fan, but an Original Series episode really stuck with him.
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The 10 Best Ferengi Episodes Of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Ranked
The Ferengi were Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's secret comedy card. Here are the series' best Ferengi-focused episodes ranked.
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The Acolyte's Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score Brings Out The Star Wars Fandom's Dark Side
The Acolyte isn't the best Star Wars show we've ever seen, but it absolutely does not deserve the Rotten Tomatoes review-bombing it's received from audiences.
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Michael Dorn Wrote An Entire Pilot For A Star Trek Worf Spin-Off
Star Trek veteran Michael Dorn wrote a pretty cool-sounding Worf spinoff series pilot centered on the Klingon Empire.
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George Lucas' Favorite Director Has Clearly Influenced Star Wars: The Acolyte
George Lucas' Star Wars movies were greatly influenced by the films of Akira Kurosawa, and The Acolyte continues that tradition.
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A Certain Jedi Council Cameo May Help Solve A Sith Mystery In Star Wars: The Acolyte
Another familiar face from the Jedi Council returns in the latest episode of The Acolyte, providing fresh clues about the Sith mystery at the show's heart.
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Stargate SG-1's Co-Creator Has Two Regrets Over The Sci-Fi Series
Brad Wright, co-creator of sci-fi show Stargate SG-1, was asked if he had any regrets about the show, and he mentioned two things that bugged him years later.
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Why Star Trek: Picard Teamed The Borg Up With The Changelings
Star Trek: Picard season 3 showrunner Terry Matalas felt the Changelings and the Borg had a lot in common, which led to them teaming up that season.
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How Star Trek: Voyager Got Swept Up In A Newt Gingrich Controversy
The message of Star Trek: Voyager's pilot, 'Caretaker,' was co-opted by Republican Newt Gingrich, much to the distress of the show's creatives.
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How Many Of Worf's Star Trek Stunts Are Really Done By Michael Dorn
Star Trek: The Next Generation alum Michael Dorn does his share of Worf's stunts, but has no ego about letting his stunt double step in.
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Battlestar Galactica's Katee Sackhoff Unknowingly Prompted Starbuck's Fate
The writers of Battlestar Galactica didn't have a clear plan for the ending, but took inspiration for Starbuck's fate from actress Katee Sackhoff.
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