Star Trek: Voyager Showcased A Terrifying Villain Played By A Comedy Legend
An actor best known for comedic roles appeared on Star Trek: Voyager and portrayed one of that show's most terrifying villains.
Read MoreAn actor best known for comedic roles appeared on Star Trek: Voyager and portrayed one of that show's most terrifying villains.
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Read MoreSeverance creator Dan Erickson initially gave the season 2 finale, 'Cold Harbor,' a much sillier title before his collaborators convinced him to change it.
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Read MoreMany major cast members from various Star Trek projects have popped up on The Simpsons, so let's take a look at them all.
Read MoreRod Serling wrote The Twilight Zone's Christmas-centered episode 'The Night of the Meek' to make his own wish come true.
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Read MoreLost star Matthew Fox has addressed some of the criticisms of the show's finale and why he feels the series will continue to stand the test of time.
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Read MoreStar Trek has plenty of iconic bad guys who have menaced the final frontier, but this is a list of the worst Star Trek villains across movies and TV.
Read MoreAndor season 2 played around with previously shown events of Star Wars, but show creator Tony Gilroy has confirmed what defines the story's canon.
Read MoreAdam Scott played a crucial role in developing Mark's innie and outies on Severance, especially after he officially signed on for the series.
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Read MoreAdria Arjona understands why her character Bix left Cassian (Diego Luna) in Andor season 2, and it speaks to what the Star Wars series is all about.
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Read MoreBen Stiller stays behind the scenes on the acclaimed Apple TV+ series Severance, but he almost had a guest spot during the first season.
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