The Best Animated Show No One Was Watching Just Got Canceled
Sadly, it seems that the Apple TV+ animated series Central Park is no more. And that's a shame, because it was a great show.
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Invincible Season 2 Mid-Season Finale Explained: Same Superheroes, New Problems
The heroes of Invincible are facing a whole new set of problems after the events of the season 2 mid-season finale. -
Futurama Combined Two Classic Star Trek Plots For One Of Bender's Best Episodes
Futurama's writers have long pulled inspiration from Star Trek, but this 2002 episode referenced two bits of deep Trek lore that will surprise fans. -
Jodie Foster Spirals Into The Icy Heart Of Darkness In The True Detective Season 4 Trailer
Jodie Foster and Kali Reis search for a murder in the darkness of Alaskan winter in the new trailer for True Detective: Night Country. -
How Carol Kane Crafted Pelia's Accent For Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Carol Kane's Pelia is from a strange world, speaks in a strange manner, and adopts strange mannerisms. All in a day's work for the eccentric Kane. -
The Season 7 Episode Of It's Always Sunny That Got A 'Resounding Rejection' From Fans
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia fans roundly rejected the season 7 episode 'Frank's Brother,' even though the show's creatives loved it. -
Our Flag Means Death Star Rhys Darby Talks Mermen And Stede's Tentative Happily Ever After [Exclusive Interview]
Rhys Darby, who plays gentleman pirate Stede Bonnet on Max's Our Flag Means Death, tells us all about season 2, that ending, the show's fandom, and more. -
Linda Hamilton's First Frasier Guest Appearance Was Hidden From Viewers
Linda Hamilton appeared towards the end of the fourth season of Frasier, but the Terminator star can actually be heard in a voice-only cameo in the pilot. -
The History Of Star Trek's Rachel Garrett, The Enterprise's First Female Captain
It's time to highlight Captain Rachel Garrett, the first female Star Trek captain on the Enterprise-C. -
Justin Lin's First Idea For Star Trek Beyond Nearly Sent Simon Pegg Packing
For Star Trek: Beyond, screenwriter Simon Pegg struggled to see eye to eye at first with director Justin Lin until world events helped them see things clearly. -
One Futurama Plot Was So Complicated It Created A New Kind Of Math
An episode of Futurama ended up needing a math theorem to keep track of and figure out the very scientific concept of brain switching. -
Emma Stone Joins The Five Timers Club With The Best Saturday Night Live Of Season 49 (So Far)
Emma Stone hosted Saturday Night Live for her fifth time, making her part of SNL's special club. But even better is this is the best episode of the season now. -
Katherine Heigl Tried To Kill Baby Hitler In The Twilight Zone
Does anyone remember The Twilight Zone revival episode where Katherine Heigl went back in time to try and kill baby Hitler? -
Leah Remini's Cheers Role Pitted Her Against A Friends Leading Lady
Jennifer Aniston and Leah Remini were in a tight race for the role of Serafina on Cheers, but both went on to become sitcom legends in their own rights. -
Gary Burghoff Wrote A Radar-Centric M*A*S*H Episode We'll Sadly Never Get To See
MASH star Gary Burghoff endeared audiences as Radar, but he almost had the chance to write an episode of his very own. -
The Most Important Lesson Star Trek's Patrick Stewart Learned From Playing Picard
Patrick Stewart learned a valuable lesson from how Captain Jean-Luc Picard ran the crew of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and we can all take some notes too. -
Kevin Costner's Father Thought Yellowstone Would Derail His Son's Career
Kevin Costner's father told him he was taking a big risk playing the ruthless rancher John Dutton on a 'naughty show' like Yellowstone. -
Leonard Nimoy Comically Calmed Yvonne Craig After A Star Trek Makeup Mishap
Star Trek actor Yvonne Craig got a hilarious piece of cold comfort from Leonard Nimoy after a makeup mishap led to her eyebrows being shaved off. -
Star Wars: The Clone Wars Created Huyang To Solve A Looming Yoda Problem
Star Wars: The Clone Wars originally featured a scene with Yoda, but the character was instead replaced with the droid Huyang. Here's why. -
How The Twilight Zone Used TV To Mourn The Death Of Radio
The Twilight Zone episode 'Static' uses the medium of television to criticize both the decline of radio and television itself. -
How Futurama Pulled Off Raiders Of The Lost Arcade (And Avoided Getting Sued)
The Futurama episode, Raiders of the Lost Arcade, is rife with references to 1980s video game characters, and the creatives got crafty to prevent getting sued. -
Rod Serling Turned A Newspaper's Typo Into A Brand-New Twilight Zone Character
Gather around and hear the story of how Rod Serling came up with The Twilight Zone episode Mr. Dingle, the Strong. -
The Recurring Cheers Moment That Kept The Writers On Their Toes
Norm's entrances on Cheers became a running gag, which meant the writers had to keep coming up with new material on weekly basis. -
One Star Trek Explosion Plagued William Shatner With A Lifelong Hearing Issue
Captain Kirk's battle with the Gorn in the Star Trek episode 'Arena' left the actor battling chronic tinnitus that caused him 'agony.' -
How David Tennant Ended Up Playing Huyang In Star Wars
David Tennant voices the droid Huyang in Star Wars, and Dave Filoni cast him after his wife made him watch a certain show. -
Fargo Season 5 Had A Nipple Expert On Set
The craft team behind Fargo season 5 went above and beyond with the prosthetics, creating a pair of nipples for star Jon Hamm. -
Rod Serling Was Completely Unprepared For The Twilight Zone's First Emmy Win
When The Twilight Zone won its first Emmy in 1960, creator and host Rod Serling was caught off guard and didn't expect to take home the award.
