Rod Serling's Favorite Twilight Zone Episode Had One Of The Saddest Endings In TV History
Of course, Rod Serling's favorite episode of The Twilight Zone is the one with the cruelest ending in the show's entire run.
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A Star Wars Icon Helps With A Sneaky Rebel Assist In Ahsoka Episode 7
Ahsoka episode 7 can't bring in Leia Organa to help Hera Syndulla directly, but she can be represented by the perfect golden proxy: the droid known as C-3PO.
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In Ahsoka, Does Grand Admiral Thrawn Know Anakin Skywalker Was Darth Vader?
In Ahsoka episode 7, Grand Admiral Thrawn learns that Ahsoka's former master was Anakin Skywalker, but does he know the Jedi became Darth Vader?
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The Shadow Of Anakin Skywalker Looms Large Over Ahsoka's 'Dreams And Madness' Episode
Ahsoka episode 7 has arrived, and the shadow of Anakin Skywalker looms large as our heroes deal with the impending threat of Thrawn's return.
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Rejoice! The Writers Strike Officially Ends Tonight
After 148 days, the Writers Guild of America strike is ending, and Hollywood can start getting back to work. But the Screen Actors Guild strike goes on.
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How To Watch Moonlighting (Finally)
Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd starred in one of the best television shows of all time, and now 'Moonlighting' is finally coming to streaming.
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A Deleted Loki Season 1 Scene Would've Given Throg His Time To Shine
Behold the mighty Throg! A deleted scene from Loki season 1 allows the character (aka. frog Thor) to get some payback against his mischief-making brother.
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The 5 Best One Piece Arcs Ranked
If you want an idea of where Netflix's live-action adaptation of One Piece may go after season 1, check out the best arcs from the manga, ranked.
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The Continental Finally Addresses The Biggest Mystery Of The John Wick Universe
The John Wick movies don't fully explain whether anyone outside of The Continental knows about the world of assassins. The Continental series changes that.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Star Trek: The Original Series
Sadly, there aren't many actors still living from the original main cast of Star Trek: The Original Series. But let's celebrate the ones who are still with us.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Is Looking To Up Its Body Count In Season 4
Star Trek: Lower Decks is bringing a surprising amount of death to the fourth season, adding some tension and thrills alongside the sci-fi comedy.
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The Two YouTubers Five Nights At Freddy's Fans Hope Are In The Film
A few YouTubers associated with Five Nights at Freddy's have confirmed cameos in the upcoming film, but that leaves a couple strange omissions.
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The Twilight Zone Episode Where Is Everybody Hit A Few Bumps Behind The Scenes
The very first episode of The Twilight Zone, Where is Everybody?, set the series off on strong footing. But all wasn't so well behind the scenes.
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David McCallum, Star Of The Man From UNCLE, Has Died At 90
Veteran actor and NCIS star David McCallum has passed away at the age of 90.
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Futurama Season 11 Parodies Inception In The Season's Most Nolan-Esque Episode Yet
Futurama has gotten Nolanesque before, but the season 11 finale sends up Interstellar, Inception, and more, in a raucous, time-twisting close.
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Without Miami Vice, There Would Be No Golden Girls
The timeless sitcom classic The Golden Girls appears to have no connection to Miami Vice on paper. But in fact, it wouldn't exist without the beloved cop show.
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A Cut Suits Plot Almost Killed Off One Of The Show's Most Beloved Characters
Gina Torres' Jessica Pearson left Suits at the end of season 7, and her departure almost took a deadly turn inspired by M*A*S*H*.
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Joss Whedon Ticked Off Some Marvel Bigwigs By Creating Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.
After the success of The Avengers, Joss Whedon got the go-ahead to create Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. As it turned out, Marvel hadn't actually wanted him to do that.
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30 Coins Season 2 Review: Go-For-Broke Religious Horror Series Returns Bigger And Scarier Than Ever [Fantastic Fest 2023]
Álex de la Iglesia's 30 Coins is one of the best horror shows of the past decade and season 2 is just as wild and crazy as season 1. Here's our review.
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The Rick And Morty Season 7 Trailer Debuts The New Soundalike Voices Replacing Justin Roiland
Rick and Morty season 7 is coming in October, and a new trailer has just teased the voices who are replacing Justin Roiland as the titular characters.
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The Office Reboot Allegedly On The Way With Original Showrunner Calling The Shots
The Office reboot may be on the way, but before you get too upset, original showrunner Greg Daniels is apparently returning to take the lead.
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Futurama's Simulation Episode May Confirm A Controversial Fan Theory
A divisive Futurama fan theory posits that the Planet Express crew is not living in the reality they think they're living in, and season 11 might confirm that.
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The Boys' Karl Urban Recruited A Lord Of The Rings Vet To Help With Billy's Accent
Karl Urban plays one of the best characters on Prime Video's supe series The Boys, and it's all thanks to some accent help from a Lord of the Rings alum.
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The Mike Flanagan Netflix Horror Shows, Ranked
As The Fall of the House of Usher arrives, we're looking at all of Mike Flanagan's Netflix horror shows and asking: which is the best and which is the worst?
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Futurama Season 11 'Space Italy' Continues The Show's Greatest And Laziest Joke
Futurama is known for offering piercing satires and poignant pathos, but we love the animated series just as much when it delves into pure, dumb fun.
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Every Episode Of Star Trek: Lower Decks Has To Follow The Same Key Rule
No matter the storyline, the creatives on Star Trek: Lower Decks always take care to focus on characters who aren't well-known in the Star Trek universe.
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Futurama Season 11 Asks The Toughest Question In Science
Futurama had one of its most heartwarming episodes yet with the season 11 finale, in which one of science's great quandaries is lovingly addressed.
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