David X. Cohen Pinpoints A Biblical Futurama Episode That 'Didn't Age Well'
Zapp Brannigan crossed some serious lines in the Futurama episode 'In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela,' and David X. Cohen thinks they should have been avoided.
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Everything We Know About The Husnock, One Of Star Trek's Most Mysterious Alien Races
The Husnock were introduced in Star Trek: Enterprise, but the alien race appears to be only a distant memory.
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The Bones Final Season Scene That Made Emily Deschanel Break Down In Tears
The final season of Bones was full of emotional moments for Emily Deschanel, though none more so than her farewell to the 'squinterns.'
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Goosebumps Season 2 Is Happening, With A Whole New Cast And Setting
Disney has officially greenlit Goosebumps season 2, which will leave Port Lawrence behind and focus on a new cast of characters.
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The Voice For Futurama's Calculon Came From A TV Star, Seinfeld, And An Obscure Cartoon
Maurice LaMarche found his Calculon voice for Futurama by drawing from some famous figures from his own upbringing.
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Charlie Cox Empathized With Daredevil In One Very Real Way
When it comes to playing Marvel character Daredevil, actor Charlie Cox finds ways to empathize with the tough character.
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Seth MacFarlane's Ted Movies And TV Series Ranked
There are two Ted movies and a streaming series on Peacock, all with Seth MacFarlane's signature irreverent sense of humor. Let's rank them.
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One Sentence Defined The Entire 'Philosophy' Of Star Trek: Enterprise
Star Trek: Enterprise was to be a series of infinite stories. Sadly, it only lasted four seasons.
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The Best Episode Of The Office Is Even More Awkward In Peacock's Extended Cut
The Dinner Party episode of The Office isn't just cringeworthy, it's also one of the best. But the Superfan cut manages to make things even more awkward.
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The Proposed Hot Lips M*A*S*H Plot Loretta Swit Immediately Shot Down
There was one line that Loretta Swit refused to let the M*A*S*H writers cross with Hot Lips, and she had darn good reason.
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How The Ship From Forbidden Planet Found Its Way Into The Twilight Zone
UFOs aren't cheap, so The Twilight Zone borrowed a leftover plot from Forbidden Planet for its episodes featuring aliens.
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A Simple Line In Futurama Had The Writers At Their Wits' End
The Futurama writers almost drove themselves mad trying to think of a good enough pun for the episode 'War is the H-Word.'
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Bones' John Francis Daley Tried To Get Sweets Back On The Show But He Was Denied
The Bones writers decided it was best to give Sweets a definitive ending when John Francis Daley's directing career took off.
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True Detective: Night Country Reveals Another Possible Explanation For The Spiral
Did True Detective: Night Country just reveal the actual meaning of the spiral, or was it merely a red herring? Let's investigate.
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All The Symbolism In True Detective: Night Country Explained
As True Detective: Night Country nears its end, we take a look at the various bits of symbolism scattered throughout the show.
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True Detective: Night Country's Fifth Episode Unravels A Terrifying Conspiracy In Ennis
Let's try to unravel the conspiracy at the heart of the latest episode of True Detective: Night Country. Spoilers follow.
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We Need To Talk About The Mysterious Laundry Lady In True Detective: Night Country Episode 5
Let's dig into a theory surrounding True Detective: Night Country. Spoilers for the latest episode follow, so be warned!
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The Story Behind The Best Episode Of The Simpsons, A Conan O'Brien Masterpiece
When he was a young staff writer on The Simpsons, eventual late night host Conan O'Brien wrote the best episode in the show's history: Marge vs. the Monorail.
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Star Trek's Lieutenant Leslie Has A Sweet Connection To William Shatner
This minor character appeared in more than 50 episodes of Star Trek. Here's the William Shatner Lieutenant Leslie connection which gave the character his name.
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Peri Gilpin's Frasier Return Created A Timing Issue That Had To Be Fixed
Peri Gilpin was easily the guest star who made the biggest impact on the Frasier revival, as evidenced by the overwhelming reception she received.
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Futurama's John DiMaggio Had To Regularly Suffocate Himself In The Show's Early Days
Futurama star John DiMaggio is a voice acting legend, but in the early days, he had to suffocate himself in the booth to keep from laughing on mic.
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Scream Writer Kevin Williamson Developing Shows Based On Rear Window, The Game, And More
Scream scribe Kevin Williamson is bringing four new series to Universal, and two are based on beloved classic films.
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The Batman Part II Writer To Helm Game Of Thrones Spinoff, Aegon's Conquest
The Batman and Mega Man scribe Mattson Tomlin is tackling the world of Game of Thrones with the House of the Dragon prequel series, Aegon's Conquest.
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A Future Star Wars Legend Lent His Talents To Star Trek For Metamorphosis
The Companion as seen in Star Trek Metamorphosis wouldn't have been possible without a Star Wars legend.
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The Bear's Kitchen Lingo, Explained
Corner. Behind. Family. Hands. All day. These are the specific terms and phrases you need to learn to watch The Bear.
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Stephen King's Newest Novel Is Becoming A TV Series – And You May Know The Lead Character
Stephen King's novel Holly is being turned into a TV series from the producer of the Mr. Mercedes show.
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The Real Life Inspiration For It's Always Sunny's McPoyle Brothers
The McPoyles are some of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's most repulsive characters, with their name being inspired by a real person Charlie Day once knew.
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