A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Showrunner Admits To One Big 'Mistake' In The Show
No adaptation is perfect, and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms showrunner Ira Parker has admitted to making one noteworthy mistake on the series so far.
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J. J. Abrams' Canceled Spy TV Show Is Nearly Impossible To Watch Today
J.J. Abrams has had a lot of success with TV shows, but his 2010 spy series Undercovers didn't last long and is impossible to watch today.
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Prime Video's Spider-Noir: Nicolas Cage's Marvel Character Ben Reilly, Explained
Nicolas Cage is returning as Spider-Noir in a live-action TV series, but his character's name is Ben Reilly, who has a very different story in Marvel Comics.
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Who Is Cosmo? A Brief Guide To The Newest Member Of The Guardians Of The Galaxy
Meet Cosmo: the furry Marvel Comics super-pup getting introduced in James Gunn's The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special.
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Here's Why Netflix Canceled Terminator Zero After Just One Season
Unfortunately, Netflix's really cool anime Terminator series Terminator Zero will not be returning for a second season. Here's why.
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TV, Interrupted: Clerks The Animated Series Deserved At Least 37 More Episodes (In A Row)
Clerks: The Animated Series got stuck in a dead end when it was barely out of the gate.
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One Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Star Revealed One Of George R.R. Martin's Biggest Spoilers
One of the stars of HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms just revealed a gigantic spoiler about the presumed fates of George R.R. Martin's fictional characters.
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10 Best Sci-Fi Shows You Can Binge In One Weekend
It can be hard to dive into a show that will take weeks, maybe even months, to watch. So why not watch the best sci-fi shows you can binge in one weekend?
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Who Is Mary On Ginny & Georgia? The Plot Twist Explained
Georgia spends a lot of time hiding the secrets of her tumultuous past on the Netflix series Ginny & Georgia, including a big one involving 'Mary.'
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What Is A Singularity Drive? Star Trek's Alternative To Warp Drives, Explained
In Starfleet Academy, we learn more about the singularity drive, a powerful alternative to the familiar warp core seen in many Star Trek ships.
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Starfleet Academy Episode 6 Is A Tribute To An Undervalued Corner Of Star Trek Fandom
One of the less acknowledged but significant areas of Star Trek fandom gets a direct shout-out in Starfleet Academy's sixth episode.
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Why Noah Wyle Found Writing An Episode Of The Pitt So Challenging
Noah Wyle has tried his hand at both writing and directing on The Pitt (in addition to starring), but he found the former process much more challenging.
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The Pitt Season 2 Said Goodbye To One Of Its Favorite Patients With A Tragic Twist
A familiar, beloved patient of the l Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center meets a tragic end in the latest episode The Pitt season 2.
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Why Schitt's Creek Ended After 6 Seasons
Schitt's Creek wrapped up while it was still going strong after six seasons, and co-creator Dan Levy had a sound reason for ending it when he did.
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Prime Video's Spider-Noir Looks Great – The Color Version Looks Downright Cowardly
Prime Video's Nicolas Cage-starring, black and white Spider-Noir series looks fantastic, but the inclusion of a color version feels like a cop-out.
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The Best Roles The Sopranos Cast Has Landed Since The Show Ended
The strength of The Sopranos lies in its depth of characterization, thanks in no small part to its full roster of accomplished actors.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Episode 6 Finally Reveals Nus Braka's True Motivation
Starfleet Academy reveals what Paul Giamatti's Nus Braka is all about in its sixth episode, and it's a refreshing change of pace for a modern Star Trek villain.
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Nicolas Cage Swings Into Live-Action In Prime Video's Spider-Noir Trailer
Nicolas Cage's Spider-Man Noir steps out of animation and into live-action in the stylish trailer(s) for Prime Video's Spider-Noir.
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Pluribus Star Rhea Seehorn's Debut Was On One Of TV's First Prestige Crime Shows
Before her acclaimed turns on Better Call Saul and Pluribus, Rhea Seehorn had a small role in an episode of one of TV's first prestige crime shows.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's Furies Are The Creepiest Space Villains Since Firefly's Reavers
The Furies, the latest alien villains on Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, feel reminiscent of The Reavers from Firefly and Serenity.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's First Major Death Hits Harder Than You'd Expect
The latest episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy features the first major character death, and it's handled in a surprisingly emotional manner.
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The 20 Best Female Friendships In TV History, Ranked
From "I Love Lucy" to "Insecure," the bonds between women are cornerstones of drama and comedy. Here's our ranking of 20 of TV's best female friendships.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Funniest Scene Is One You Might Have Missed
An episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds featured a very funny post-credit scene you might have missed. And if you did, you should go back and watch it.
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James Van Der Beek's Best Role Was On This Underrated ABC Sitcom
If you haven't seen the cancelled-too-soon ABC sitcom Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, you're missing out on James Van Der Beek's career-best performance.
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James Van Der Beek, Dawson's Creek And Varsity Blues Star, Dies At 48
James Van Der Beek, the beloved actor and former teen heartthrob known for leading the cast of Dawson's Creek, has died from cancer at age 48.
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Draco Malfoy From HBO's Harry Potter Is The Star Of Another Major YA Novel Adaptation
Lox Pratt, set to play Draco Malfoy in HBO's Harry Potter reboot, is currently starring the BBC's new Lord of the Flies adaptation.
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Star Trek's William Shatner Nearly Rejected His Super Bowl 2026 Commercial For A Sad Reason
William Shatner nearly turned down the chance to appear in a Raisin Bran Super Bowl commercial because one aspect of it hit a little too close to home.
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