Star Trek: The Original Series features a continuity error involving Captain Kirk's middle name, so creator Gene Roddenberry came up with a 'canon' explanation.
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Let's face it: animation doesn't always get the respect it deserves. But we're here to honor the 15 best animated shows ever made.
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Holly Wheeler plays a central role in Stranger Things season 5, and there are multiple reasons why Nell Fisher assumed the part for the show's final episodes.
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Malcolm in the Middle is one of the great family sitcoms, but it's also a product of its time, which means some episodes haven't aged very well.
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Joe and Anthony Russo produced this Rotten Tomatoes-approved horror series, a show that, in a sense, brings the Avengers: Endgame directors' career full-circle.
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Joe Hill personally approves of this vampire horror series based on his novel of the same name, which is now on Netflix for those who missed its original run.
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Avatar: Fire and Ash finally gives us a look at Eywa, and it sure seems like James Cameron was at least partly inspired by a classic anime.
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While this Indiana Jones TV spin-off gets less attention than other installments in the franchise, it's the exact opposite of a cheap, hackneyed cash grab.
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When live-action superhero TV shows became popular in the '60s and '70s, NBC introduced their own Aquaman-style hero. But the show was quickly canceled.
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Andrew Robinson's instinct as an actor led to Garak's attraction to Dr. Bashir on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine becoming canon on a different Star Trek series.
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Happy Days is one of the most important sitcoms in TV history, and may be one of the first to introduce meta jokes to mainstream audiences.
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Every Stargate spin-off TV series explores different corners of the Stargate universe, but some of them are indubitably better than others.
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Midori Francis's Grey's Anatomy character was put through the wringer, physically and emotionally. Here's why the actress left the show.
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Fans have been loving the first three seasons of The Summer I Turned Pretty, but the story will end with a movie. Here's why.
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While Foundation's Hari Seldon initially reminded Jared Harris of a famous sci-fi movie villain, the actor has brought a lot more nuance to the character.
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Bruce Dern had a lot of TV acting gigs in the 1960s and even showed up multiple times on Gunsmoke (playing a different villainous character each time he did).
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The Simpsons has been on for a very, very long time. As a result, several characters have been killed off over the years. Here at the 10 most surprising.
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Kitty Pryde is a major figure in X-Men comics. So why didn't the 1990s animated series ever feature her as a character, even as a supporting player?
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William Shatner famously showed up on Gunsmoke, but he also guest-starred on a different (and lesser-known) TV Western in the pre-Star Trek era of his career.
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Not every HBO series is a winner, but some of the network's best shows have been mostly forgotten by time, so let's give these ones a shout-out.
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Star Trek: Discovery creator Bryan Fuller's original shows rarely last long, but even by his standards, this offbeat series (which isn't streaming) died young.
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While Pluribus is a reminder that Vince Gilligan once worked on The X-Files, he also developed a similarly X-Files-like TV pilot before making that series.
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X-Men: The Animated Series featured an almost equal number of men and women in its lineup of superhero characters, a much higher ratio than many other shows.
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What happened to the cast of Miami Vice once Crockett and Tubbs were done rounding up criminals? Let's take a look at the careers that followed.
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Steve R. McQueen's departure as Jimmy Borrelli on Chicago Fire might've seemed somewhat spontaneous, but there was very much a method behind it.
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A young Henry Creel/Vecna is shown opening a mysterious briefcase in Stranger Things season 5, volume 2, so what's up with that? Never fear, we have the answer.
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An episode of Star Trek: The Animated Series technically made it canon that a certain alien Trek species makes the exact same roaring sound as Godzilla.
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