Why Star Trek's Gates McFadden Struggled With Gene Roddenberry's Work
Gates McFadden, who played Dr. Beverly Crusher on several Star Trek projects, felt that creator Gene Roddenberry had some unenlightened ideas about women.
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Suzanne Somers, Star Of Three's Company And Step By Step, Has Died At 76
Actress Suzanne Somers, best known for playing Chrissy Snow in Three's Company, has died at the age of 76 following a battle with cancer.
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The Frasier Guest Stars We Most Want To See In The Reboot
Frasier's original run saw an enormous and varied amount of guest stars, and we've hand-picked the very best that we want to see return for Paramount's reboot.
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Why Bones Was Canceled And Why We Should Blame Fox
Before streaming took off, Fox was notorious for setting shows up to fail. Even the network's hit series Bones could only avoid being canceled for so long.
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The Creators Of The A-Team Were Forced To Agree To One Rule To Air During Prime Time [Exclusive]
The A-Team is '80s cornball TV at its best, but it is a surprisingly violent show. The series' creators got away with it all using one simple rule.
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The Admirable Reason Behind Patrick J. Adams' Suits Exit
Patrick J. Adams' exit may have come as a surprise to Suits fans, but the actor felt his character, Mike Ross, had reached his natural endpoint on the show.
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Pete Davidson's Hit Or Miss Saturday Night Live Hopped On The Taylor Swift Hype Train
Pete Davidson returned to host Saturday Night Live for the first time after leaving the series at the end of season 47, and yes, Taylor Swift was there too.
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Star Wars Rebels Almost Made The Force Unleashed's Starkiller Into An Inquisitor
Before Star Wars Rebels introduced the Inquisitorius, Darth Vader's secret apprentice Starkiller was tasked with hunting down Jedi in The Force Unleashed.
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Seinfeld Used A Season 9 Moment To Retcon Kramer's Original Pilot Name
Most of Seinfeld is drawn from real life, but Larry David's inspiration for the fan-favorite character Kramer almost cost him that name.
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Saturday Night Live Gives Pete Davidson His Own Version Of Barbie's Ken Song
Pete Davidson explores life's mysteries (like why women love him so much, and why no one watched his TV show) in Saturday Night Live's Barbie parody.
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Star Trek Came In Handy For Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet Of Curiosities
It's no surprise that Star Trek influenced a project by Panos Cosmatos, given the latter's penchant for the surreal and the former's broad cultural impact.
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Why Eliza Dushku Turned Down Her Own Buffy Spinoff
At one point, Eliza Dushku's Buffy the Vampire Slayer character Faith could have had her own spinoff series, but the actor wasn't entirely sold on the idea.
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The Bizarre Fox Meeting That Led To Four Entire Futurama Movies
A meeting with Fox started with talk of just one Futurama movie before leading to two Futurama movies, and then more. Here's how it all went down.
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M*A*S*H Star Loretta Swit Pitched Margaret's Best Story Arc Herself
M*A*S*H's Loretta Swit became one of the show's very best characters, but she had to get involved with the writing to make sure Nurse Margaret rang true.
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One Futurama Actor's Improv Led To The Creation Of A Long-Running Character
Voice actor Phil LaMarr was just goofing off on the job, and that led to a memorable character in the ever-expanding Futurama universe.
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Dennis Hopper Starred In A Twilight Zone Episode That Warned Of The Rise Of American Fascism
The 'He's Alive' episode of The Twilight Zone starring Dennis Hopper is tragically just as relevant today as it was 60 years ago.
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Vadic's Ship In Picard Hid A Nod To Another Classic Star Trek Villain
Amanda Plummer plays Vadic on Star Trek: Picard and her ship honors her real-life father, Christopher Plummer, who played a famous Trek villain.
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One Cast Member's Ailment Ended Up Making It Into A M*A*S*H Script
When M*A*S*H actor William Christopher came down with a serious illness, the show (especially Alan Alda) rallied around him.
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Early Drafts Of Futurama Had A Very Different Purpose For Bender
Bender Bending RodrÃguez is Futurama's resident slacker, but he almost served a greater purpose on the Planet Express.
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Interview With The Vampire Season 2 Release Window, New Cast, And More Info
AMC's surprise hit show Interview With The Vampire is returning for a bloodsucking season 2. Here's everything we know about the darkly romantic series.
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Don't Worry, Rick And Morty Fans: Justin Roiland's Replacements Sound Just Fine
Rick and Morty is back and better than ever without Justin Roiland. Fans of the show, no need to worry, his replacements are doing just fine.
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Mark Is Finally Back For More Bloody Superheroics In The Invincible Season 2 Trailer
Prime Video released the season 2 trailer for Invincible at New York Comic Con. The upcoming episodes premiere on November 3, 2023.
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The Fall Of The House Of Usher Got Some Help From A Planet Of The Apes Expert
Carla Gugino takes on many forms in The Fall of the House of Usher, and when it came time to play an ape, she got some help from a Planet of the Apes expert.
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Futurama's Dark Matter Fuel Protected The Show From A Common Fandom Problem
Since no one really understands dark matter, the writers of Futurama were able to use it in a creative way that people couldn't really dispute
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Filming Bones' Finale Had The Cast In Some Very Dangerous Conditions
Leg injuries and relentless smoke were just some of the obstacles the Bones cast had to overcome while filming the series finale, 'The End in the End.'
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Ryan Reynolds Wants To Cameo In It's Always Sunny - And Rob McElhenney Has A Role In Mind
It's Always Sunny co-creator Rob McElhenney has become best friends with Ryan Reynolds, so when is he going to make a cameo on the series?
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Robert Redford's Twilight Zone Episode Holds A Certified And Significant Record
Robert Redford's 1962 episode of The Twilight Zone holds a significant record in the show's history -- one Redford was unaware of until the producers told him.
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