The Flintstones Made TV History In The '60s Just By Existing
The Flintstones broke records in the 1960s and remain a beloved cartoon franchise even today.
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A Forgotten Twilight Zone Episode Explores The Horror Of Repressed Memories
Let's take a deep dive into one of the more forgotten Twilight Zone episodes, Nightmare as a Child.
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One Of Game Of Thrones' Most Intense Battle Scenes Was Entirely Improvised
It's one thing for a random line to come out of an improv session, but on Game of Thrones, they improvised an entire battle scene.
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Stranger Things' Gory Mind Flayer VFX Were Almost Too Graphic For Netflix
Stranger Things season 3 features some of the nastier visual effects of the entire series thanks to the Mind Flayer and some not-so-lucky rats.
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The Crime Doc On Netflix That's Sitting In The Shadow Of 3 Body Problem
A new crime documentary series on Netflix is coming for 3 Body Problem's crown.
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Ramy Youssef Brings A Calm Yet Amusing Presence To A Solid Saturday Night Live
Emmy nominee Ramy Youssef hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, did a little stand-up, and gave us a solid episode of the sketch comedy series.
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Steve Carell Made John Krasinski Cry When The Office Stars Reunited For IF
A moving speech from Steve Carell tugged at John Krasinski's heartstrings (and tear ducts) when the Office stars reunited for Krasinski's movie IF.
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Here's How The Simpsons' Many Musical Numbers Are Actually Written
Ever wonder where some of your favorite Simpsons musical numbers come from?
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How Hermes Got His First Standout Episode In Futurama
Hermes got a chance to break out in a big way in a season 2 episode of Futurama.
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Star Trek's Genesis Episode Allowed Gates McFadden To Settle A Sickbay Frustration
Gates McFadden was irked by sickbay being typically empty on Star Trek: The Next Generation. That finally changed with the episode 'Genesis.'
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Every Dune Adaptation Ranked
Frank Herbert's Dune and its sequels have now been turned into movies and TV mini-series multiple times. Here's our ranking of every adaptation.
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Rob Reiner's All In The Family Audition Was Initially Rejected
It took his performance on the short-lived series Headmaster for Rob Reiner to finally land the role of Mike 'Meathead' Stivic on All in the Family.
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How Black Mirror Outdid A Classic Twilight Zone Episode
In the Black Mirror episode USS Callister, Jesse Plemons plays a man-child in total control of his own small world - a concept familiar to Twilight Zone fans.
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What Is M-Count In Star Wars? The Terminology Explained
Explaining what the M-Count is in Star Wars requires an education on some fans' least favorite part of the franchise: midi-chlorians.
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The Starfleet Academy Series Will Feature The Single Largest Star Trek TV Series Set Ever
There have been some impressively large Star Trek TV show sets before, but apparently the upcoming Starfleet Academy series has one that puts the rest to shame.
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A Sensitive All In The Family Moment Elicited An Explosive Audience Reaction
According to Norman Lear, the ending of 'Edith's 50th Birthday' elicited the strongest audience reaction of any moment in All in the Family's nine-season run.
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The Powerpuff Girls Became A Timeless Hit Thanks To Another Cartoon Network Series
Cartoon Network rejected Craig McCracken's original pitch for The Powerpuff Girls. Luckily, his work on Dexter's Laboratory caught the eye of a wandering exec.
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Why Cheers' Cast Almost Quit Over Repainting The Show's Set
Tragically, an emotionally powerful piece of TV history was lost forever when the Cheers set got repainted, much to its cast's chagrin.
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Gen V And Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Star Chance Perdomo Has Died At 27
Chance Perdomo, who played Ambrose in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and Andre in Gen V, has died following a motorcycle accident at the age of 27.
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Matt Groening May Have Created The Simpsons, But Twelve Unsung Heroes Made It A Hit
It takes a village to build a Springfield and Matt Groening was far from the only artist responsible for The Simpsons' success.
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They Remade A Classic Twilight Zone Episode Twice – But The Original Tops Them All
The classic Twilight Zone episode 'Nightmare at 20,000 Feet' was re-imagined twice, but neither remake captured the original's trim, terrifying simplicity.
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William Shatner's Height Insecurity Forced A Change To Star Trek's Court Martial Episode
In the court martial episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, William Shatner used his power as the series lead to request something from the director.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Bonanza
These are the only actors still alive from the classic Western TV series Bonanza.
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Why The Skipper Was The Hardest Role To Cast In Gilligan's Island
Gilligan's Island creator Sherwood Schwartz once explained why casting the Skipper was the toughest role to get right, and it involves walking a very fine line.
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How A True Crime Doc Pushed Stephen King To Finally Adapt Lisey's Story
A true crime series finally convinced Stephen King he could adapt his novel Lisey's Story to the small screen.
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The Living And Cosmic Force In Star Wars, Explained
What are the Cosmic Force and the Living Force, and how do they differ in the Star Wars universe? Allow us to explain.
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It's Always Sunny's Creators Disagreed With A Sensitive Network Censor In Season 1
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's creatives really had to fight to even include the word 'abortion' in the season 1 episode 'Charlie Wants an Abortion.'
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