Alien: Earth Review: Impressive Production Design Isn't Enough To Save This Sci-Fi Slog
Alien: Earth looks great, but the Noah Hawley series adds very little to the mythology and ends up feeling surprisingly boring. Here's our review.
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Why Jason Alexander And The Seinfeld Cast Were Confused By George Costanza's Reputation
George Costanza of Seinfeld fame is a pretty beloved sitcom character, but his actor Jason Alexander doesn't quite understand why.
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The King Of The Hill Revival's Best Episode Takes Down 2025's Most Loathsome Target
Hulu's King of the Hill revival takes on manosphere grifters in the style of Andrew Tate in its ninth episode, delivering its best chapter in the process.
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Reacher's Alan Ritchson Felt His Job Was At Risk Daily On This Comedy Series
Alan Ritchson is a big name now, but that wasn't always the case. When he was coming up and starring in this comedy series, he wasn't sure his job was safe.
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Why Netflix Canceled Farzar After One Season
The animated sci-fi series "Farzar" debuted as part of a major Netflix deal, but it only lasted a single season before the streamer canceled it.
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Why ABC Canceled Station 19
After seven seasons and more than 100 episodes, the Grey's Anatomy spin-off Station 19 was canceled by ABC. Here's why the show got the axe.
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The 15 Most Powerful Marvel Characters, Ranked
To say Marvel boasts an extremely powerful roster of characters, heroes and villains, would be a colossal understatement. Here are 15 mighty examples!
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Confirmed A Decades-Old Fan Theory About Spock
A throwaway line in Star Trek VI spawned a popular fan theory. Now, three decades later, an episode of Strange New Worlds has made it canon.
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In A Year As Hopeless As 2025, Star Trek Is The Best Pop Culture Medicine
We're in a dark, dark place in the real world in 2025, but the Star Trek universe offers everyone an important reminder: The bad guys won't win in the end.
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How King Of The Hill Season 14 Addresses Lucky And Luanne's Absence
Lucky and Luanne don't appear in King of the Hill season 14 for reasons that go beyond their original voice actors having passed away since the show last aired.
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Why T.R. Knight's George O'Malley Left Grey's Anatomy
Many Grey's Anatomy fans probably saw T.R. Knight's initial exit as George O'Malley coming, but thankfully, the character eventually got a much better sendoff.
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IMDb Users Consider This Sports Anime As One Of The Very Best
If you're looking for a great boxing series, why not check out Fighting Spirit, an anime sitting on IMDb's top 250 TV shows of all time and inspired Creed III?
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Why ABC Canceled Leslie Nielsen's Police Squad!
With "The Naked Gun" series being among the funniest of all time, it's hard to believe ABC quickly canceled its inspiration, "Police Squad!" Here's why.
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15 Best TV Shows Like Grey's Anatomy
Fans looking for something similar to Grey's Anatomy in terms of setting, romantic drama, and other aspects should consider binging any of these 15 shows.
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The Seinfeld Episode That Hilariously Pays Tribute To An Anthony Hopkins Movie
One Seinfeld episode paid tribute to a prestige Anthony Hopkins drama fresh on everyone's mind back in 1996, and it makes for quite the hilarious gag too.
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Everyone's Biggest Fear About The King Of The Hill Revival Is Completely Unfounded
Hulu's King of the Hill revival proves the animated sitcom never really needed to be reinvented. It just needed to rejoin the rest of us in 2025.
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Every Season Of Star Trek: Picard, Ranked From Worst To Best
Star Trek: Picard may not have always have been the smoothest watch, but for what it's worth, let's rank the show's three seasons from worst to best.
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15 Best Sci-Fi TV Shows Like Foundation
If you're looking for something similar to watch in between episodes of Apple TV+'s Foundation, here are 15 sci-fi series for you to consider.
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Strange New Worlds Season 3's New Romantic Subplot Had To Happen Thanks To Star Trek Canon
Canon dictated that the romance subplot in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 had to happen. But apologies to shippers: it may not end the way you want.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From WKRP In Cincinnati
Several WKRP in Cincinnati actors continue to work (on screen and off) more than 40 years after the hit sitcom ended. Let's catch up with them.
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King Of The Hill Revival: Here's What Happened To Each Main Character Since We Last Saw Them
King of the Hill is back, and a lot has (and hasn't) changed since we last visited Arlen. Here's what the show's characters have been up to in the meantime.
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Why The Playboy Club Was Canceled After Just Three Episodes
The Playboy Club was a Mad Men knock-off that didn't last past three episodes. Here's why the show was ultimately canceled so quickly.
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The Mantra That Guided The Final Seasons Of Seinfeld
Jerry Seinfeld felt that reality and believability no longer needed to matter as much in the later seasons of Seinfeld, citing an earlier episode as precedent.
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The Star Wars Dating System Explained: What BBY And ABY Mean
The terms BBY and ABY show up in various Star Wars projects and relate to the property's timeline. However, they're not the franchise's only calendar system.
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The 15 Best American Dad Episodes Ranked
Here's how we rank the 15 best episodes of American Dad!, an animated series that has easily proven that it's more than a mere clone of Family Guy.
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Who Was The First Superhero In Comics?
Comics scholars generally agree that Superman was the first 'true' superhero, but the Man of Steel wasn't the first superpowered figure in comic books.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy - Everything You Need To Know About The Series
Starfleet Academy is heading our way, so here's everything fans need to know before the latest Star Trek series arrives on Paramount+.
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