Loki's Showrunners Fed The Cast Lies Over A Key Moment In Season 2
If Loki season 2 was confusing for Marvel fans, it was even more confusing for the show's cast, who were misled about the Temporal Loom scene.
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The Only Simpsons Chalkboard Gags That Have Ever Changed In Reruns
The Simpsons' chalkboard gags are quick, visual comedy gold, but a handful have been changed in reruns (and sometimes for amusingly odd reasons).
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The Worst Things Billy Butcher Has Ever Done In 'The Boys'
Nothing can stop Billy Butcher trying to eliminate all supes in Prime Video's The Boys TV series. Here are some of the worst things he's done in his pursuit.
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The Acolyte's Lightsaber Battles Caused Destruction Behind The Scenes
Filming the Star Wars series The Acolyte came with some serious lightsaber damage.
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Star Trek: Discovery Is Over, But Here's What Season 6 Could've Been About
We now have some info on what Star Trek: Discovery season 6 would be about if the show didn't end with season 5.
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One Stephen King Horror Adaptation Sent Mike Flanagan Down His Path As A Director [ATX Festival]
Mike Flanagan has adapted multiple Stephen King horror stories, but an earlier adaptation of the author's work helped inspire his journey as a director.
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Here's Why Star Trek: Discovery Season 5 Didn't Feel Like A Proper Finale
Star Trek: Discovery season 5 didn't feel quite like the ultimate conclusion that fans expected. There's a good reason for that.
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300 Prequel TV Series In The Works, Director Zack Snyder To Return
Zack Snyder is returning to the world of 300 with a new prequel TV series.
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The Funniest Show On Max Has An Important Lesson For The Other Streamers
Max's Hacks has found the balance between the binge-model release schedule of the streaming era and the weekly appointment viewing of traditional TV.
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The Two Biggest Problems With Marvel's TV Shows Might Not Be Solvable
Marvel will need to dramatically change the way it approaches its films and TV shows if it wants to thrive.
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Hayao Miyazaki's Pre-Studio Ghibli Movies Hint At The Master Director's Career To Come
Before founding Studio Ghibli, director Hayao Miyazaki worked on a variety of projects that featured elements he would return to again and again.
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Haikyuu!! The Dumpster Battle Ending Explained: The Volleyball Anime Reaches Its Emotional Climax
Haikyuu!! The Dumpster Battle presents a much anticipated volleyball match after four seasons of the Haikyuu!! anime. Here's what its ending portends.
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7 Anime Shows To Watch After Black Clover
Wondering what anime to watch after Black Clover? Let this be your guide to the wonderful world of the action shonen genre.
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Discovery's Most Mysterious Character Finally Explained - And It's A Star Trek Deep Cut
The Star Trek: Discovery series finale finally revealed the truth about David Cronenberg's mysterious character Dr. Kovich.
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The Umbrella Academy Season 4 Trailer Teases The End Of The Netflix Series
The Hargreeves Siblings are back for one last adventure in Netflix's trailer for The Umbrella Academy season 4.
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The Rings Of Power Reveals First Look At Lord Of The Rings' Weirdest Character
Tom Bombadil will officially appear in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2, played by actor Rory Kinnear, known for his work in James Bond films.
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Star Trek's Closest TV Cousin Isn't Sci-Fi – It's Law & Order
With Star Trek: The Next Generation , Trekkies were unsure how a new Trek series without the classic characters would work. Well, it's all Law & Order in space.
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Getting Jeffrey Dean Morgan In The Boys Was Not An Easy Feat
The Boys creator Eric Kripke and Jeffrey Dean Morgan were eager to collaborate on the series, but it wound up being a bit of an ordeal.
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A Classic Crime Movie Is Finally Getting A Sequel – As An HBO Series
The classic movie City of God is getting a sequel series on HBO and Max called City of God: The Fight Rages On.
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What Star Trek: Enterprise's Linda Park Wanted For Hoshi, But Never Got
Actress Linda Park's wish for her character, Ensign Hoshi Sato, on Star Trek: Enterprise, sadly didn't come true. But here's what she wanted to see happen.
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One Of Kaitlin Olson's Favorite Always Sunny Moments Involved A Lot Of Vomit
One of Kaitlin Olson's favorite It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia moments came on a plane set for an episode in season 13, and it involved a ton of fake vomit.
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Why All In The Family's Sally Struthers Struggles To Watch The Show Today
All in the Family was deeply personal for Sally Struthers, which makes it hard for her to revisit the show so many decades later.
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Filming The Pilot Of Gilligan's Island Came With Piles Of Frogs
When it came time to film the pilot for Gilligan's Island, the cast and crew had to deal with an invasion of frogs.
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Stargate's Sci-Fi Settings Noticeably Declined Due To Real World Expansions
The sci-fi world of the Stargate series kept running into problems from real-world settings.
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Sally Struthers Wasn't All In The Family's Only Connection To Gilmore Girls
Sally Struthers is just one of two All in the Family connections seen on Gilmore Girls
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How A Real Case Of Bell's Palsy Affected Star Trek: Voyager's Admiral Bullock
Tucker Smallwood thought his Bell's palsy would prevent him from acting, but Star Trek Voyager helped him find his confidence again.
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Netflix's One Piece Anime Adaptation Had A Whole Chouchou Story That Got Axed
If you were craving more Chouchou in the Netflix live-action adaptation of the One Piece anime, he was almost there.
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