This Twilight Zone Episode Was So Similar To Another Story That Rod Serling Almost Bought The Rights
A time-hopping episode of The Twilight Zone had creator Rod Serling concerned about its eerie similarities to a story from a radio show.
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Star Trek's William Shatner Played This Classic Batman Villain In A Forgotten Movie
When the cast of the 1966 Batman series returned for an animated revival, Star Trek's William Shatner joined them as a villain who wasn't in the original show.
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The Twilight Zone Creator Rod Serling Felt That One Thing Hurt The Series The Most
Rod Serling nailed it when he created The Twilight Zone, but there was a factor he felt prevented the anthology series from being as good as it could be.
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Why Andor's Creator Thinks Syril Karn Is The Show's Most Romantic Character
Andor creator Tony Gilroy has said that the bootlicking weasel character Syril Karn might be the show's most romantic character. Here's why.
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The Stargate SG-1 Line That Made Richard Dean Anderson Join The Series
A moment of subtle humor in the Stargate SG-1 pilot episode was enough to convince Richard Dean Anderson to become part of the sci-fi show.
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Black Mirror's Happiest Episode Is A Reimagining Of This Sci-Fi Horror Story
One of the very best episodes of Black Mirror often feels like a hopeful reimagining of a much darker sci-fi horror game.
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Black Mirror's Creator Cut An Extremely Dark Scene From San Junipero
San Junipero's lack of a bleak ending has made it one of the most beloved episodes of Black Mirror, but it was almost just as dark as the rest of the series.
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The 10 Best HBO Miniseries, Ranked
HBO churns out great television all the time, but we wanted to focus on the best HBO miniseries of all time, including Watchmen, Band of Brothers, and more.
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Star Trek's Ethan Peck Explains What Separates His Spock From Leonard Nimoy [Exclusive]
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds star Ethan Peck spoke with us about how the series gives him the freedom to distinguish his version of Spock from Leonard Nimoy's.
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Star Trek's Most Devastating Event Will Finally Be Fully Told (With A Twist)
A cataclysmic event in the Star Trek universe and its aftermath will be properly explored in a new way, and a compelling character is coming along for the ride.
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Star Trek's Patrick Stewart Once Played A Shakespearean Character On TNG, And You Probably Missed It
One episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation allowed Patrick Stewart to hide under some makeup and play a Shakespearean character.
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Apple TV+'s Foundation Is Set In The Same Universe As A Will Smith Sci-Fi Movie
The sci-fi Apple TV+ series Foundation is actually set in the same exact universe as Will Smith's I, Robot. Allow us to explain.
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The 15 Best Droids In The Star Wars Universe, Ranked
Droids have come a long way since their first appearance in the Star Wars universe. Here are the 15 best individual droids in the franchise's history.
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The Eerie Severance Fan Theory That Patricia Arquette Agrees With
Severance fans have theories about virtually every unsettling element of the series, including one that co-star Patricia Arquette has voiced her support for.
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5 Best Adam Scott Movies & TV Shows To Watch After Severance
Wanting to watch more Adam Scott between seasons of Severance? Here are five of his best projects to check out if you haven't already.
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Why Netflix Canceled Its Sci-Fi Mystery Series 1899
1899 was a pretty popular sci-fi mystery show on Netflix that only lasted one season. Here's why the streamer chose not to renew the stunning series.
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Why Star Trek's 'Bottle Episodes' Are More Important Than You Realize
Star Trek's recent shift to longer story arcs has underscored the importance of bottle episodes to the franchise. Here's what makes them so essential.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Producers Have A Genius Plan To Keep The Show Alive (Kind Of) [Exclusive]
Star Trek: Strange New World's showrunners are quietly campaigning for a project that would, in a way, keep the series going even after it ends with season 5.
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Star Trek: Voyager's Most Famous Episode Is Still Tearing Fans Apart Today
The most famous episode of Star Trek: Voyager has become a lightning rod for debate among Trekkies, and star Kate Mulgrew has made her position extremely clear.
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Severance Season 2 Finale's Controversial Twist Explained By Adam Scott
The Severance season 2 finale ends with a rather shocking twist, so it's only to be expected that series lead Adam Scott would have thoughts on the matter.
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One Of The Best Star Trek Episodes Ever Got Its Title From Tim Burton's Batman
One of the Joker's quotes from Tim Burton's 1989 Batman movie inspired the episode title of one of Star Trek's best episodes.
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Britt Lower's Favorite Severance Season 2 Reveal Was Exactly What The Show Needed
Severance season 2 opened up the world of innies and outies, and star Britt Lower's favorite reveal involved her character's outie.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Review: The Best Trek In Decades Doesn't Miss A Beat
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is more confident than ever in season 3, and it doesn't stumble for a second. Here's our review.
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10 Best LEGO Sets Based On Iconic Star Wars Moments
Star Wars LEGO sets have been on shelves for over 25 years now, and we've picked the best building brick sets that recreate iconic Star Wars moments.
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The Rod Serling Mistake You Likely Never Noticed In The Twilight Zone
One of Rod Serling's closing monologues from an episode of The Twilight Zone accidentally mixes up two different Shakespeare plays.
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This Black Mirror Episode Almost Changed Instagram Forever
The not-so-distant future of Black Mirror episodes often reflect our current reality, so much so that one episode nearly changed Instagram's functionality.
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The 15 Best TV Shows Of The 1980s
Plenty of fantastic television came out of the 1980s, from crime procedurals to classic sitcoms, but these are the best TV shows of the 1980s.
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