How Rick Grimes Is Still Alive In The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live is set five years after Rick Grimes' exit from the original show. Here's what happened to him during those years.
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Bruce Campbell Starred In A Canceled Sci-Fi Western From The Creator Of Lost
Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell contended with ninjas, ghosts, and a time-traveling orb in this short-lived Western series from the co-creator of Lost.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Showrunner Wishes He Could Change One Thing About The Show
As much as Strange New Worlds is a throwback to the original Star Trek series, there's one area where showrunner Akiva Goldsman finds it frustratingly modern.
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How Scientifically Accurate Is Severance?
The mind-altering premise of the hit Apple TV+ series Severance is, of course, science fiction. But is there any chance it could become a reality?
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Alien: Earth's Wildest New Idea Should Be Familiar To Terminator Fans
The trailer for Alien: Earth showcases an idea that should be very familiar to diehard fans of the Terminator film franchise.
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Alien: Earth Trailer Reveals Sci-Fi Threats That Go Beyond The Xenomorph
The Alien: Earth trailer reveals the Xenomorph won't be the only extraterrestrial threat the heroes will have to deal with on Noah Hawley's TV series.
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10 Best Fake TV Shows From Other Movies And TV Shows
Sometimes, film and TV get meta by creating fake programming within their narratives, and these are the best fake TV shows from real movies and TV shows.
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12 Best LGBTQ+ Shows To Watch During Pride Month
For Pride Month, take a look at this roster of the best LGBTQ+ TV shows, ranging from quirky comedies to powerful dramas and more.
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How Sci-Fi Shows Like Stargate SG-1 Influenced The Writing On Bones
While it might not seem obvious on the surface, sci-fi shows like Stargate SG-1 directly influenced the series Bones. Here's how.
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Why Netflix Canceled Altered Carbon
Netflix pulled the plug on its ambitious sci-fi cyberpunk series Altered Carbon after two seasons. Here's what happened.
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The Underrated Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Series That Should Have Never Been Canceled
Post-apocalyptic sci-fi series are all the rage right now, but fans of an underrated series from the 2000s are still lamenting what could have been.
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It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Crew Once Made A Chaotic Pilot For A Star Trek Parody
The creators of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia once developed the pilot for a sci-fi comedy series that was, basically, a really chaotic Star Trek parody.
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Andor Cost So Much More Than Star Wars Fans May Realize
Andor creator Tony Gilroy has confirmed the series is one of the most expensive Star Wars projects ever (and it may be the last of its kind on Disney+).
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The Darth Maul TV Series Could Answer A Key Star Wars Question That Has Lingered For A Long Time
The voice of Darth Maul has made his feelings known regarding a particular Star Wars question, one that could be answered in 'Maul: Shadow Lord.'
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The Coming-Of-Age Teen Movie That Inspired Severance Season 2's Big Musical Scene
The bizarre musical sequence that unfolds in Severance's season 2 finale was inspired directly by, of all things, a coming-of-age film from the 2000s.
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The 15 Best TV Shows Of The 1990s
The best TV shows of the 1990s range from reliable sitcoms to influential sci-fi and even a show that's still running to this day. Take a look!
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Peter Weller's RoboCop Led To A Kid-Friendly Spin-Off Series You Forgot Existed
RoboCop is a gritty, violent, examination of a possible not-so-distant dystopian future, so of course it was given a kid-friendly spin-off series.
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5 Actors Who Almost Played The Walking Dead's Negan Before Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Jeffrey Dean Morgan nailed the role of Negan on The Walking Dead, but other actors were considered to play the bat-wielding warlord.
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A Classic Video Game Inspired One Of Black Mirror's Most Underrated Episodes
Charlie Brooker has incorporated his love of video games into multiple Black Mirror episodes, including one starring Anthony Mackie and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II.
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Stargate SG-1's Co-Creator Wishes He Never Made One 'Silly' Decision
Stargate SG-1 co-creator Brad Wright would change a few things about the series, including a sci-fi weapon he thought was 'downright silly.'
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Ben Stiller Has The Perfect Response To Reports About Severance's Troubled Production
Director and executive producer Ben Stiller has gone on the record addressing the reports about Severance having a troubled production.
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A Forgotten Star Trek Spin-Off Is Still Worth Revisiting 5 Decades Later
This Star Trek spin-off is particularly underseen, but don't let appearances be deceiving – it's still worth your time, even 50+ years after its release.
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One Of Black Mirror Season 7's Most-Visually Stunning Moments Didn't Use CGI
Black Mirror is set in the near-future with technology that (hopefully) will never exist, but a great new episode utilized practical effects to pull it off.
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One Underrated Star Trek Episode Showed Us A Side Of Captain Kirk Never Seen Before
Captain Kirk's command of the Enterprise was sometimes unorthodox, but one underrated Star Trek episode saw him making outright bad decisions.
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A Severance Actor's Audition Made The Creators Change The Character
Sometimes an actor is so good, they'll force a writer to completely rethink their plan for a character like with this fan-favorite on Severance.
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Why Andor Star Elizabeth Dulau Doesn't See Luthen And Kleya As Father And Daughter
Some Andor fans might see Luthen and Kleya as having a father-daughter relationship, but Elizabeth Dulau says it's more complicated.
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The Key Stargate Character Influenced By Doctor Who
Here's how David Hewlett, who played Dr. Rodney McKay on both Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis, drew inspiration from Doctor Who.
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