Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Review: The Animated Trek Series Is Still Great
Four seasons in, Star Trek: Lower Decks remains surprisingly strong, with the latest season being a real treat for nerds (we mean that in a good way).
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Hulu Has Canceled Acclaimed Series The Great After Three Seasons
Not huzzah! Hulu has officially canceled Tony McNamara's acclaimed historical comedy series The Great after three seasons.
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Ahsoka's Line About 'Non-Traditional Jedi' Goes All The Way Back To Yoda
Sabine Wren might not be a typical Padawan, but as the latest episode of Ahsoka reminds us, her master comes from a long line of 'non-traditional' Jedi herself.
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Stede And Ed's Pirate Love Affair Gets Messy In The Our Flag Means Death Season 2 Teaser
Stede, Ed, and the rest of the Revenge's crew are back for more hijinks and romance on the high seas in the Our Flag Means Death season 2 trailer.
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Justified: City Primeval Was A Triumphant Return – But What About Season 2?
The return of Raylan Givens for the Justified revival was a triumph, and the door has been left open for season 2 in a pretty major way.
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What Ahsoka's Space Whales Could Mean For The Future Of Star Wars
The presence of the adorably-named Purrgils, whale-like creatures who dwell in hyperspace, heralds the return of two key characters in Ahsoka.
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Put On Your Straw Hat, The Final Trailer For One Piece Is Here
Netflix has released the final trailer for One Piece ahead of the highly anticipated live-action manga adaptation's premiere on the streaming service.
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Who Is Jacen On Ahsoka? Why The Green-Haired Kid Is Vital To Star Wars Lore
The latest episode of Ahsoka introduces Hera and Kanan's son, Jacen Syndulla, into the world of live-action Star Wars.
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Ahsoka Overcame A Major Limitation Of Live-Action Star Wars Space Fights
Star Wars: Ahsoka delivers a live-action lightsaber battle that was only ever previously shown in animation. Finally!
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Where The Heck Is Leia During Ahsoka? An Investigation
Episode 3 of Star Wars: Ahsoka featured a very important meeting with the senators of the New Republic. But where was Leia?
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Ahsoka Is Connecting The Star Wars Sequel Trilogy And It's 'Time To Fly'
Episode 3 of Ahsoka is doing for the Star Wars sequel trilogy what The Clone Wars did for the prequels.
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Max In September 2023
September is on the way, which means new movies and TV shows will be headed to Max (formerly HBO Max). Here are some titles to look out for next month.
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Why Speed Racer Is The Best Hollywood Anime Adaptation
Hollywood doesn't have a great reputation for adapting anime, but the Wachowskis' Speed Racer is a welcome and amazing exception.
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There's A Reason Why Six Twilight Zone Episodes Will Always Look Terrible
Several classic episodes of The Twilight Zone look like garbage for a very specific reason – and there will never be a way to fix them.
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After A Messy Production And Awful Reviews, HBO Has Canceled The Idol
The Idol, the HBO series starring Abel 'The Weeknd' Tesfaye and Lily-Rose Depp has been canceled after one season. Probably for the best.
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Futurama Season 11 Features The Return Of The Show's Fiercest Villain
It may be August, but on Futurama season 11, it's Christmas! Which means it is time for the return of everyone's favorite Xmas menace, Robot Santa.
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Dwayne Johnson Is Making Noise On Netflix With A 2015 HBO Series Coming Back To Life
Remember the Dwayne Johnson HBO show Ballers? Well, it's back, and now it's on Netflix. And people are paying attention and streaming the show.
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AMPTP's Refusal To End Strikes Forces John Cena Back Into Wrestling Ring
Okay, no one's forcing John Cena back into wrestling, but make no mistake, this is only happening because the AMPTP is unnecessarily extending the strikes.
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The Real-Life Military Tech That Inspired Star Trek: Enterprise's Ship Design
The ship on Star Trek: Enterprise took inspiration from the United States military to prioritize realism over idealized futurism.
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Why Casting Sylvie In Loki Season 1 Was Such A Daunting Task
It was no small task to find someone to play the Loki season 1 variant Sylvie, but Sophia Di Martino rose to the occasion and knocked it out of the park.
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The Heartbreaking '80s Japanese Drama That Inspired Futurama's Saddest Episode
The inspiration for Futurama's memorable Jurassic Bark episode is a beloved Japanese film based on a true story.
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The Twilight Zone Story So Scary, They Made It Three Times
Nightmare at 20,000 Feet taps the primal fear of being seen as crazy, which is probably why The Twilight Zone has remade it so many times.
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One Witcher Season 3 Scene Was Even Sadder For MyAnna Buring Than Tissaia's Death
When The Witcher actress MyAnna Buring read Tissaia's death scene, she thought it was 'lovely.' But a different scene in season 3 stung when she performed it.
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Futurama Season 11 Firmly Establishes The Series In The Canon Of Christmas Horror
Futurama has always put a clever spin on 31st century holidays, but the latest episode pushes Christmas into the canon of classic holiday horror.
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Star Wars Maestro Dave Filoni Had A Hilarious Reaction To George Lucas Introducing Ahsoka
Everyone knows that Anakin didn't have a Padawan. What George Lucas presupposes is...maybe he did. And it was Ahsoka. Much to Dave Filoni's confusion.
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14 Times Star Trek Broke The Mold
Star Trek has always been a game-changer in the entertainment industry. As it closes in on 60 years as a franchise, these are the times it broke its own mold.
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Star Trek: SNW's Zero G Musical Number Was Almost Even More Over The Top
One musical number in the Subspace Rhapsody episode of Star Trek: Strange New World was initially inspired by a classic martial arts movie.
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