What The Orange Lightsabers Really Mean In Ahsoka
You can tell a lot about a Force user by the color of their lightsaber blade. So what's up with the villains in Ahsoka wielding orange lightsabers?
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How The 1992 LA Riots Changed The Nature Of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
In the wake of the 1992 L.A. riots, the writers of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine decided to change their approach to the show's setting.
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The Star Trek Frustrations That Shaped Battlestar Galactica
'How can you give up on your own show? How do you give up on your characters?'
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What We Want To See In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 2 gave us basically everything we asked for. Now let's make a wishlist for season 3.
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Stranger Things' Joseph Quinn Has A Plan In Mind For Eddie's Possible Season 5 Return
Have we seen the last of Eddie Munson? Joseph Quinn has an idea for how the character could make an emotional appearance in Stranger Things season 5.
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Why One Star Trek Writer Initially Considered Sisko A 'Tragic Mistake' For DS9
Avery Brooks, the actor who played Sisko on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, didn't quite match the early description of the character.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Cut A Hilarious Scene From Spock's Time As A Human
One unaired Spock scene in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds was a little too much for the director to chew.
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Stranger Things Once Had A Farting Issue On Set That Led To An Evacuation
The Stranger Things cast passed some serious gas and caused an on-set evacuation.
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Rod Serling Committed Plagiarism In The Twilight Zone – By Accident
It took a while for Rod Serling to realize he had accidentally plagiarized Ray Bradbury with the pilot episode of The Twilight Zone.
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Why The Set Of The Twilight Zone's First Episode Looks So Familiar
The set of The Twilight Zone pilot was Universal's backlot town square, which may look familiar, because it was most famously used for Back to the Future.
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The Death Of Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry Sparked An Eternal Deep Space Nine Debate
If Gene Roddenberry had still been alive, would we have ever gotten Star Trek: Deep Space Nine?
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How The Twilight Zone's Howling Man Pushed The Limits Of '60s Special Effects
Necessity was the mother of invention on the iconic Twilight Zone episode The Howling Man, producing results better than what CGI could have replicated.
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Gene Roddenberry Originally Had No Interest In One Of Star Trek's Most Famous Characters
It's hard to believe Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry had no interest in Worf, since Michael Dorn turned him into one of Trek's most beloved characters.
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Jonathan Frakes Added Personal Touches To Riker In Star Trek: Picard Season 3
In season 3 of Star Trek: Picard, showrunner Terry Matalas gave Jonathan Frakes the chance to play a Riker that matched the actor's sensibilities.
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Star Trek: Discovery's Series Finale Was A Surprise To Everyone – Even The Director
Jonathan Frakes poured his heart and soul into the mold-shattering Star Trek: Discovery. We'll be sad to see it go.
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Star Trek Neglected Worf's Brother Kurn, And We're Here To Fix That
Worf's brother Kurn only appeared in four episodes of Star Trek but deserved so much more.
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Why Timothy Olyphant Lost A Key Star Trek Role To Chris Pine
Timothy Olyphant was a sport when he faced rejection after his Star Trek audition, and after all, that freed him up to take on his fantastic role in Justified.
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What Went Wrong With Star Trek: Nemesis, According To Jonathan Frakes
Star Trek: Nemesis is one of the worst movies in the entire franchise, and Commander Riker himself, Jonathan Frakes, knows what happened.
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Leonard Nimoy Was Ready To Quit Star Trek Before He'd Even Finished His First Episode
Leonard Nimoy's Spock is one of the most iconic characters in Star Trek, so it's surprising to hear that he almost quit early on.
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Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry Always Regretted Cutting One Character From The Show
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry bowed to studio executives' pressure to get rid of this yeoman.
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The Actor Who Held The Record For Most Twilight Zone Appearances
Rod Serling may have been the host of The Twilight Zone, but the actual actor with the most appearances on the show is a fascinating piece of trivia.
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A Lying Star Trek Producer Tried To 'Sabotage' Wil Wheaton's Career
Wil Wheaton would've starred in Miloš Forman's film Valmont had it not been for a lying producer on Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Zacarius Attack Scene Had Anson Mount Worried
Anson Mount was worried about going to a 'big place' for a scene on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
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Rod Serling Made A Big Mistake In The Twilight Zone's Opening Narration
Rod Serling had trouble counting his dimensions for The Twilight Zone.
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Jonathan Frakes Has The Receipts Of Success To Get Star Trek: Legacy Rolling
Jonathan Frakes believes it's a matter of when and not if the Star Trek: Picard follow-up, dubbed Legacy, will become a reality. Make it so!
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The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Finale Understands The Art Of The Surprise
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds kept a finale secret a surprise in an era where movies and TV shows intentionally spoil their own reveals.
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Jonathan Frakes Wasn't The First Choice For Riker In Star Trek: The Next Generation
When it came down to casting Commander William Riker, Jonathan Frakes was the second choice. And the other actor would've been... Well, a bit wrong.
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