Gen V's Lizze Broadway Got Some Fake Blood Removal Tips From The Boys' Jack Quaid
Lizze Broadway's incredible shrinking powers in Gen V landed her in a lot of (fake) bloody situations ... situations she learned a lot about from Jack Quaid.
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I Love Lucy Changed Television History In Ways That Should Never Be Forgotten
From its pioneering of the multi-camera sitcom format to its portrayal of an interracial marriage, I Love Lucy is one of the most important shows in TV history.
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The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Set Glenn Howerton Hated (And Why He Changed His Mind)
Glenn Howerton hated filming the season 11 finale of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but the results were incomparable.
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Whatever Happened To The Cast Of Firefly?
Firefly remains a cult favorite more than 20 years after it ended. Here's what happened to Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres, and the rest of the cast since then.
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How Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Pioneered The Sci-Fi Genre For Years To Come
The Twilight Zone creator and narrator Rod Serling once feared being forgotten. Decades later, he's come to have a widespread influence on the sci-fi genre.
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The Music For Star Trek: TNG Was A Huge Source Of Tension Behind The Scenes
The creatives behind Star Trek: The Next Generation often had conflicting ideas about how noticeable (or not) the show's music ought to be.
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Why Transformers' Voice Actor David Kaye Was So Surprised By His Optimus Prime Casting
David Kaye is in the Transformers Hall of Fame for voicing a number of characters, as well as Optimus Prime.
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One Of Buffy The Vampire Slayer's Most Popular Characters Was Supposed To Die Early
Buffy the Vampire Slayer wouldn't be half the show it was without this fast-talking bad boy, but if things had gone according to plan, he would've quickly died.
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George R.R. Martin's Career May Have Never Happened Without The Twilight Zone
Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin got his start writing for the '80s reboot of the Twilight Zone, and without that opportunity, who knows where he'd be.
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It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 13 Gave Uncle Jack A New Challenge On Set
It's never easy playing the horrible Uncle Jack, but Andrew Friedman had an extra tricky time doing so during It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 13.
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Foundation's Lee Pace Had No Backup For His Nude Season 2 Fight Scene
The Lee pace nude fight scene from the beginning of Foundation season 2 made the actor realize he couldn't rely on a double and had to do all the work himself.
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One Of It's Always Sunny's Stars Showed Up With A Black Eye On The First Day Of Season 16
Kaitlin Olson is known for her outrageous stunts on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, so one little black eye didn't prove to be too much of a bother.
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Two Buffy The Vampire Slayer Actors Starred In A Musical Before Once More With Feeling
Anthony Head and Amber Benson share a duet in the Buffy musical episode, but it wasn't the first time they appeared in a musical together.
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Writers Guild Invites Hollywood Studios To Break Away From AMPTP For Strike Negotiations
As Hollywood's strikes stretch on for months without a deal, the WGA suggests that studios could break away from AMPTP negotiations and go solo.
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The Twilight Zone Episode That Gave Planet Of The Apes Its Famous Twist Ending
The original Planet of the Apes' legendary twist ending bears more than a passing resemblance to that of the Twilight Zone episode I Shot An Arrow Into the Air.
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Yes, Georgia Holt Was On I Love Lucy (But She Went By A Different Name Then)
Before she was known for being Cher's mother, Georgia Holt showed up under a different name on one of the funniest episodes of I Love Lucy.
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Familiar Faces From The Boys We Can Expect To See In Gen V
The Boys spin-off series Gen V is set at the Vought-controlled Godolkin University, where few supes dare to treat. But we will see some of our fan faves.
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How To Tell A Star Trek Character's Rank At A Glance: Rank Pips Explained
From captains and commanders to ensigns and admirals, here is the entire, often oblique Star Trek ranking/pip system, explained.
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The Entire Halloween Timeline Explained
Whether you prefer the original Laurie Strode, the Thorn trilogy, or the Rob Zombie remakes, let's dive in and get the entire Halloween timeline explained.
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Why Jonathan Adams Left Bones And Never Came Back
Bones aired for a whopping 12 seasons. Jonathan Adams, however, left after season 1. Why? Well, there just wasn't a place for his character on the show anymore.
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Ahsoka Confirms The Fate Of A Fan-Favorite Mandalorian Clan
What compelled Sabine Wren, a Mandalorian, to remove and store her neon beskar armor in Ahsoka? The answer is potentially depressing.
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How It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Used Pretty Woman For Comedic Fuel
You wouldn't expect a series as raunchy as It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia to have a Pretty Woman connection, but the season 7 send-up is hilarious.
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Yep, Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Doesn't Ignore The Strange New Worlds Crossover
Remember that Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and Star Trek: Lower Decks crossover? Well, Lower Decks season 4 remembers it, too.
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Rod Serling's Big Twilight Zone Pet Peeve Is Still As Frustrating As Ever
Rod Serling hated one thing about The Twilight Zone on cable ... the mandatory commercials. Celebrities, they're just like us!
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Meet Moopsy, The Cutest Murder Alien On Star Trek: Lower Decks
We love Moopsy, don't we folks? The cute little alien from Star Trek: Lower Decks. Moopsy drinks bones, and lots of people are talking about that.
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Ahsoka Episode 5 Will Be In Theaters (But There's A Catch)
All the free tickets to see Ahsoka episode 5 in theaters have been claimed, but you can still join the waitlist to see the Star Wars series on the big screen.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4's Weirdest Episode Title Is A Reference To A Legendary Sci-Fi Writer
Harlan Ellison, one of the most influential sci-fi writers of all time (and also one of the angriest), gets a nod in Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4.
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