Star Trek: Discovery Made A Change For Saru In Season 3 That 'Intimidated' Doug Jones
Legendary creature performer and actor, Doug Jones, was intimidated by the season 3 change made to his character Saru on Star Trek: Discovery.
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Why Night Court's John Larroquette Put A Stop To His Emmy Wins In The 80s
John Larroquette won four straight Emmy Awards in the 1980s for playing Dan Fielding on Night Court. Here's why that award-winning streak came to an end.
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Every Actor Who's Played Emperor Palpatine In Star Wars Movies & TV
Somehow, Palpatine returned ... over and over again. Here's every actor who played Emperor Palpatine in the Star Wars franchise.
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What Star Trek: Strange New Worlds And Adam Sandler's Billy Madison Have In Common
An episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds was filmed in the same Ontario estate where Billy Madison (Adam Sandler) once chased an invisible penguin.
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An Early Futurama Idea Would Have Made Bender's Speech A Lot Different
Bender on Futurama almost had a very different design based solely on a speech idea for the robot alcoholic.
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Why Fox Blocked An Innocent Married... With Children Episode From Being Aired
Due to some outrage, Fox blocked a Married With Children episode that turned out to be rather tame.
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Why Fox Executives Hesitated To Greenlight The X-Files
The X-Files became one of the definitive TV shows of the '90s, but Fox was initially hesitant to give Chris Carter's series a greenlight to move forward.
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How It's Always Sunny's Charlie Day Made One Uncle Jack Scene Even More Ridiculous
Uncle Jack's 'Nobody look!' became an all-timer moment on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia with a little help from Charlie Day.
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One Star Trek: Picard Episode Gave Brent Spiner A Career-First Challenge
A season 3 episode of Star Trek: Picard gave Brent Spiner a brand new challenge when playing the beloved android character Data and his evil twin, Lore.
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How The Mighty Boosh Shaped Wonka Director Paul King's Filmmaking Career [Exclusive]
Before Paul King directed Wonka and the Paddington movies, he directed every single episode of the cult favorite British comedy series The Mighty Boosh.
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Two Great Animated Shows Just Dropped New Seasons On Max – But WB's Marketing Sure Didn't Let You Know
Did you know the acclaimed animated shows Clone High and Jellystone! just premiered new seasons on Max? Because WB Discovery has barely bothered to tell anyone.
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The One Star Trek Co-Star Brent Spiner Had Difficulty Working With
Star Trek's Brent Spiner had a difficult time with one of his most famous co-stars, who is arguably also one of the cutest.
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The Mandalorian's Hasbro Vintage Collection N-1 Starfighter Is A Stellar Star Wars Toy
Hasbro's Vintage Collection N-1 Starfighter vehicle is an awesome toy, and if you only collect Black Series figures, you should still grab this.
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The Only Major Actor Still Alive From The 1960's Addams Family Series
Most of the cast of 1960s The Addams Family TV show are no longer with us, but here are the remaining actors alive.
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This Is The Anime That Lord Of The Rings Fans Have Been Waiting For
If you're a fan of Lord of the Rings or Pan's Labyrinth, you need to watch the fantasy anime Frieren: Beyond Journey's End on Crunchyroll.
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Why Gilligan's First Name In Gilligan's Island Was Completely Scrapped From The Show
Quick question ... what the heck was Gilligan's first name on Gilligan's Island? Did he even have one? Let's investigate.
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How Richard Lewis Felt About Curb Your Enthusiasm Using His Real Name
Like many famous faces, Richard Lewis played a version of himself in Curb Your Enthusiasm, but the comedian thought his real persona wasn't too much different.
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Richard Lewis' Road To Curb Your Enthusiasm Literally Started The Day He Was Born
Richard Lewis has a long history with Curb Your Enthusiasm creator and star Larry David.
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The Complex Schemes And Alliances In The Shogun Premiere, Explained
Let's explore the historical backdrop of Shogun's shifting schemes and alliances, and how the show plays them out to dramatic effect.
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Cool Stuff: Mondo's Westworld Season 4 Vinyl Soundtrack Completes The Series Score Set
Westworld unfortunately came to an end with season 4, but at least fans can complete the show's vinyl soundtrack collection with a new Mondo release.
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Recording The Gilligan's Island Theme Song Was As Slapstick As The Show Itself
The Gilligan's Island theme song is a jaunty tune, but the recording was absolute chaos.
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Can The Bad Batch Trust Crosshair? Breaking Down One Messy Star Wars Relationship
This week's episode of The Bad Batch begs the question: now that Crosshair has turned against the Empire, can Clone Force 99 trust him?
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7 Biggest Changes The Shogun Premiere Makes From The Book
The new FX series Shogun makes some changes from the massive book that inspired it. Let's compare the two.
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Cool Stuff: Celebrate X-Men '97 With Arcade1Up's Marvel Vs Capcom 2 Video Game Cabinet
In honor of X-Men '97 coming to Disney+ in March, Arcade1Up is releasing a special edition video game arcade cabinet featuring Marvel vs Capcom 2.
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Simon Pegg Might Be 'Helping Out' With Galaxy Quest 2
Simon Pegg previously worked on a Galaxy Quest sequel series, but is he assisting with the current iteration? Sadly, it seems unlikely.
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Cool Stuff: It's Time For Animaniacs, And Their Zany New Vinyl Soundtracks
The Animaniacs is getting two different vinyl soundtracks, one celebrating the show's classic songs from the '90s and another for the series reboot.
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The Different Bending Types In Avatar: The Last Airbender Explained
Water. Earth. Fire. Air. The bending powers in Avatar: The Last Airbender are linked to four classic elements, but go far beyond them.
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