Star Wars: The Bad Batch Features A Sly Nod To The High Republic Era
The Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3 premiere features slither vines, a biological weapon (devised by Dr. Hemlock) that harkens back to the High Republic era.
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A Brilliant Oscar-Winning Actress Has Joined The Star Wars Universe With The Bad Batch
Anjelica Huston previously voiced a character in Star Wars: Visions, but The Bad Batch season 3 brings her into the official canon as Lady Isa Durand.
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How Star Wars: The Bad Batch Is Paving The Way For The Rise Of Skywalker
The premiere of Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3 reveals ties to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Let's dig into that.
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A Cult Favorite Sci-Fi Comedy Show Is Currently Killing It On Netflix
Alan Tudyk's ongoing cult hit sci-fi mystery-comedy series Resident Alien has begun to rapidly expand its fanbase thanks to Netflix.
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The Best Episode Of The Leftovers Season 1 Left The Book Behind In The Major Way
The Leftovers season 1 got off to a gloomy start, but the Nora-centric episode 'The Guest' was a sign of better things to come.
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A Discarded Idea For Star Trek's Troi Probably Would Have Stirred Some Controversy
We should be grateful every day that a Deanna Troi controversy was prevented when Star Trek: The Next Generation scrapped this awful character design idea.
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Futurama's Original Idea For Randy Was A Matter Of Six Simple Words
Randy was a nobody at first but has since become one of Futurama's most memorable (and colorful) background characters.
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Why The Studio Pushed Back On Ro Laren's Return In Star Trek: Picard
Star Trek: Picard wasn't the first time fans saw Michelle Forbes as Ro Laren, but the studios were fearful her character had been forgotten.
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The Scrapped Twilight Zone Episode That Was Deemed Too 'Grotesque' For TV
Many Many Monkeys was a script for a classic The Twilight Zone episode that the producers ended up scrapping.
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How Rod Serling's (Almost) Doppelganger Sparked Early Ideas For The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling had a creepy encounter with his doppelganger at an airport that inspired the unnerving episode 'Mirror Image.'
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Star Trek: Picard's Writers Accidentally Made Chateau Picard A Fandom Punching Bag
The Chateau Picard wine on Star Trek: Picard is said to be average at best. Luckily, fans can taste it and decide for themselves for real.
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Why Star Trek: The Next Generation Was Put On Hold For Years And Years
After Star Trek: The Original Series ended, the TV show was on hold for 18 years before The Next Generation came along - and Star Wars is partly to blame.
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A Joke From Futurama's Proposition Infinity Episode Fell Victim To Fox Censors
Fox censored the Futurama episode Proposition Infinity, but not for the reasons you might think.
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The One Question Levar Burton Had Before Joining Star Trek: The Next Generation
LeVar Burton was a huge Star Trek fan when he joined the cast of The Next Generation and was determined to work with a legend.
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How Star Trek's John De Lancie Got The Role Of Q After He Ditched The First Audition
John De Lancie has been playing Q on Star Trek for decades, but it almost didn't happen.
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The Twilight Zone's Fake Invisible Wall Sent A Real Man To The Hospital
The Twilight Zone episode 'Valley of the Shadow' features lots of nifty effects. However, a stunt involving an invisible wall proved somewhat dangerous to film.
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There Was One Thing The Star Trek: The Next Generation Cast Hated About The Show
Good Gowron, the spandex suits in Star Trek: The Next Generation were truly the stuff of stretchy fabric nightmares, weren't they?
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The Short-Lived Fox Series That Paved The Way For Stranger Things
If it wasn't for the Fox series Wayward Pines, we might not have gotten Stranger Things.
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Seven Of Nine And Raffi Might Have A Future Beyond Star Trek: Picard After All
If Star Trek: Legacy ever happens, we might see the future of Seven of Nine and Raffi.
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What Merit Badges Would Star Trek's Captain Archer Need To Be A 22nd Century Eagle Scout?
Star Trek: Enterprise Captain Jonathan Archer achieved enough merit badges to become an Eagle Scout. Here's how we think he earned the ranking.
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Can Gina Carano Win Her Mandalorian Lawsuit Against Disney? Our Entertainment Law Expert Weighs In
Gina Carano is suing Disney because they fired her from The Mandalorian after she made several inflammatory social media posts. Does she have a shot at winning?
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Futurama's Billy West Made A Rare Mistake In Into The Wild Green Yonder
Billy West voices a lot of characters on Futurama, but recording for Into the Wild Green Yonder tripped up this voice acting legend.
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Terry Matalas Has An Update On Star Trek: Legacy – And It's Not What Fans Were Hoping For
Is Star Trek: Legacy going to happen? Terry Matalas has a not-so-positive update on the possible Trek spin-off.
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6 Famous Actors You May Not Have Realized Were Guest Stars On Star Trek: Voyager
Star Trek: Voyager attracted numerous established stars to play guest roles on the show, including a certain famous wrestler before his acting career took off.
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The Twilight Zone's Eye Of The Beholder Had Maxine Stuart Crying Very Real Tears
Actress Maxine Stuart was hidden underneath bandages for The Twilight Zone's Eye of the Beholder, but she found the experience 'wonderful.'
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The Forgotten '60s Sitcom That Kicked The Twilight Zone Off TV
For a while, The Twilight Zone was kicked out of its time slot by Fair Exchange, a show that experimented with the structure of sitcoms.
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Star Trek's Up The Long Ladder Brought A Famous Star Wars Planet Into Federation Space
The Star Trek episode Up the Long Ladder featured a blink-and-you'll-miss-it reference to the Star Wars planet of Alderaan.
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