Why Cancelling Speedy Gonzales Landed Cartoon Network In Some Heat
When Cartoon Network cancelled Speedy Gonzales back in 1999, passionate fans did not take the cancellation lying down.
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How Bones' Season 4 Crossover With Family Guy Came To Be
Remember when Stewie met Booth? It really happened back when Bones crossed over with Family Guy in season 4's 'The Critic in the Cabernet.'
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Why Doctor Who's Beatles Episode Doesn't Have Any Beatles Songs In It
Doctor Who is playing with Disney's house money now, but when the Beatles episode came along, the show still didn't have the budget to clear the band's songs.
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This Star Wars: The Clone Wars Character Is Based On A Marvel Villain
Star Wars: The Clone Wars couldn't resist paying homage to the best-looking Marvel villain.
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The Simpsons Considered Two Separate Krusty Spinoffs – But We Got The Critic Instead
Krusty the Clown might not be spinoff material, but that hasn't stopped The Simpsons' creatives from trying to make one.
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A Classic Doctor Who Reference Just Opened Up A World Of Possibilities
In the two-episode Doctor Who premiere on Disney+, the Doctor discusses the fate of his granddaughter, Susan - one of the original companions.
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Doctor Who Just Pulled Off A Time Travel Plot That Shouldn't Have Worked
The newest Doctor Who features the Fifteenth Doctor coming face to face with musical legends. The time travel plot shouldn't have worked; here's why it did.
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Star Trek: Voyager's Robert Picardo Was Against One Of The Doctor's Biggest Changes
Robert Picardo, who played the Doctor on Star Trek: Voyager, objected to a change in his character.
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Jerry Van Dyke Could Have Starred In Gilligan's Island If He Hadn't Hated The Script
Jerry Van Dyke was offered the starring role in Gilligan's Island but he wasn't a fan of the script.
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The Meaning Of Netflix's Baby Reindeer Title Is Just The Start Of The Trauma
The title of Netflix's Baby Reindeer is important to understanding its ending and the show's exploration of the cycle of abuse, trauma, and assault.
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The Doctor Who Premiere's Villain Is Truly Gross - Russell T Davies Is Back, Baby!
The Disney+ Doctor Who premiere unleashes a truly gross monster, which seems to be a theme for showrunner Russell T Davies.
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Peacemaker Season 2 Will Kick Off James Gunn's Ambitious Plan To Meld DC Animation And Live-Action
An actor from the Creature Commandoes animated series is reprising their role in live-action for Peacemaker season 2.
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X-Men '97 Just Did Something Truly Awful To Wolverine – What Comes Next May Lie In The Comics
Magneto puts Wolverine through an agonizing ordeal in the latest episode of X-Men '97, and it will leave him a changed mutant.
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Batman: Caped Crusader Reveals First Look At Gotham's Golden Age
Batman: Caped Crusader, the new animated series from Batman: The Animated Series co-creator Bruce Timm, takes the Dark Knight back to his '40s roots.
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Orphan Black: Echoes Trailer Brings Back The Modern Classic Sci-Fi Series
Kristen Ritter stars in the trailer for Orphan Black: Echos, a sequel to the modern classic sci-fi series starring (more than one) Tatiana Maslany.
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Yes, Chef, The Bear Season 3 Teaser Promises Even More Stress
Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) gets back to work in the kitchen in the teaser trailer for The Bear season 3.
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One Of Peacock's Best Original Shows Is Coming Back For Season 2
Peacock has officially ordered Ted season 2, keeping the misadventures of a young John Bennett and Seth MacFarlane's foul-mouthed teddy bear alive.
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Cool Stuff: The Best 2024 Star Wars Day Toys, Collectibles, Gear & Memorabilia
Star Wars Day is this weekend, and there are cool new toys, collectibles, gear, and memorabilia from a galaxy far, far away. Here's some of the coolest stuff.
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Friday The 13th TV Series Loses Showrunner Bryan Fuller As Franchise Curse Continues
The Friday the 13th TV series Crystal Lake has lost showrunner Bryan Fuller, but the show itself isn't dead yet.
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Star Trek: Discovery Reaches Into Deep Space Nine To Make The Breen Scary Again
The Breen wreaked havoc on Starfleet in the days of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but now they're back and as scary as ever in Star Trek: Discovery.
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Futurama Almost Gave Fry A Second, Fancier Robot Friend
Fry nearly got himself a fancy new robot friend to replace Bender in the Futurama episode 'A Fishful of Dollars.'
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Why Star Trek's Replicators Outraged Some Of The Series' Biggest Writers
The real world would be better off if replicators existed, but they can make things difficult for the writers behind Star Trek.
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Why X-Men '97 Brings Back The Mutants' Classic Marvel Comics Suits
X-Men '97 just brought back some old Marvel superhero suits. Let's take a look at them.
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X-Men '97 Just Took A Bold Swing With Magneto – And It Comes Straight From The Comics
X-Men comics fans probably saw Magneto's latest turn on X-Men '97 coming and know it draws directly from a famous Marvel Comics arc.
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X-Men '97 Just Gifted Fans Another Unexpected Avengers Cameo
Morph keeps changing into signature superheroes in X-Men '97, and the penultimate episode of the first season finds him changing into an Avenger: the Hulk.
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The Office Spin-Off Officially (And Finally) Has A Plot Synopsis And Streaming Home
The Office universe is officially returning with a new spinoff series about a small-town newspaper set to stream on Peacock.
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A Time-Traveling, Dystopian Sci-Fi Romance Is The Wildest Movie You Didn't See Last Month
Some of the best titles you might have missed last month include The Beast, Hundreds of Beavers, and the series The Sympathizer.
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