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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Futurama Season 11 Pays Homage To One Of The Best Episodes Of The Comedy Central Run
Futurama has played around with time travel only sparingly. So it's fitting they payed homage to one of the series' best time travel episodes in season 11.
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Two Fan-Favorite Futurama Characters Came Close To Getting Their Own Spin-Off
Futurama has been brought back from the dead several times, yet never received a spin-off. Though a Zapp Brannigan and Kif series almost happened.
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The Spacesuits In Star Trek: Enterprise Put A Brutal Strain On The Series' Stars
According to actor Dominic Keating, the spacesuits on Star Trek: Enterprise were anything but comfortable to film in.
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One Scene In The Witcher Season 3 Had The Cast Crying Tears Of Pain
Yenn and Ciri could use fire magic to combat the Slovenian snow, but the cast of The Witcher season 3 didn't have that luxury.
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Peaky Blinders Had A Super Fan In David Bowie
The legendary musician and pop star was such a fan of Cillian Murphy's Peaky Blinders that he sent the star a cosplay photo.
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Mac's Coming Out Dance In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Took Some Serious Training
Rob McElhenney devoted tons of time and effort into training for that incredible Mac coming out dance in It's Always Sunny's season 13 finale.
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There Was Nothing Fake About Hopper's Head Shave In Stranger Things Season 4
David Harbour really had his head shaved as Hopper on screen for Stranger Things season 4, and they only had one shot to get it right on film.
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Disney+ Won't Release The Spiderwick Chronicles TV Show That's Already Completed Filming
The Spiderwick Chronicles TV show, starring Christian Slater and Jack Dylan Grazer, is the latest casualty of Disney's ruthless cost-cutting measures.
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Game Of Thrones Found Richard Madden In A Contest That Had Nothing To Do With Acting
After their Richard Madden casting session, the Game of Thrones showrunners were pleased to find the actor could do more than just rock the hell out of a suit.
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Futurama Predicted Its Hulu Revival When Writing Fry & Leela's Wedding
Fry and Leela's wedding in the Futurama finale accurately predicted the revival of the show ... not the Hulu part, obviously.
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Reva's Armor In Obi-Wan Kenobi Hides Her Star Wars History In Plain Sight
Obi-Wan Kenobi costume designer Suttirat Larlarb included several details in Reva's armor that allude to the character's conflicted nature.
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The Classic TV Western That Inspired Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
There are many similarities between sci-fi and Westerns, and one series made the best of that comparison: the Gunsmoke-inspired Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
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William Shatner Pulled A Cruel Prank On Set Of The Twilight Zone
William Shatner pulled a prank on the set of The Twilight Zone that sent director Richard Donner into a panic.
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The Boys' Erin Moriarty Had An Unfortunate Lube Mix-Up On The Set Of Herogasm
Filming The Boys Herogasm episode during the COVID-19 pandemic required bottles of hand sanitizer on set. But star Erin Moriarty had a bit of a mix up...
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The Boys' Karl Urban Has One Request For Butcher In Season 4
It's anyone's guess how Butcher will develop in season four of The Boys, but star Karl Urban has one special request.
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Arleen Sorkin, The Original Voice Of Harley Quinn, Has Died At 67
Arleen Sorkin, the original inspiration for Harley Quinn, who voiced the character in Batman: The Animated Series, has died at 67.
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The Only Walking Dead Recap You Need Before Watching The Daryl Dixon Spin-Off
Daryl Dixon is prime for a spin-off. After all, he had one of the most intriguing character arcs in all of "The Walking Dead." Here's what you need to remember.
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Star Trek's Jolene Blalock Had One Big Problem With The Writing For T'Pol
Jolene Blalock, who played T'Pol on Star Trek: Enterprise, was not thrilled with the inconsistencies with which her Vulcan character was saddled.
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One I Love Lucy Scene Had Lucille Ball Fearing For Her Life
That classic grape smash scene from I Love Lucy ended up being much more life-threatening than it looked for star Lucille Ball.
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Yennefer's Most Important Witcher Season 3 Moment, According To Anya Chalotra
When asked about Yennefer's most important The Witcher season 3 moment, actress Anya Chalotra pointed to this specific aspect of the Netflix show.
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Game Of Thrones' Jaime And Ned Showdown Nearly Killed Several Stuntmen
The Jamie and Ned showdown in season 1 of Game of Thrones was epic, so epic that it almost crossed the line on set into dangerous territory.
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The Twilight Zone Made An Unauthorized Change To The Hitch-Hiker Its Author Hated
The Hitch-Hiker is one of the best episodes of The Twilight Zone, but the original author wasn't keen on some of the creative liberties taken.
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A Scene In The Boys Got A Strong Rewrite After Real World Events Changed Everything
Starlight's sexual assault storyline from the comic book version of The Boys rightly got a major rewrite for the show in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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One Piece's Live-Action Luffy Meets The Manga's Mysterious Creator, Eiichiro Oda
Watch One Piece's live-action Luffy actor, Iñaki Godoy, have a heartwarming encounter with Eiichiro Oda, the elusive creator of the original manga.
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Scott Bakula's Star Trek: Enterprise Casting Caused A Brief Panic Behind The Scenes
Scott Bakula played Captain John Archer on Star Trek: Enterprise, but that casting came very close to not happening for one specific behind-the-scenes reason.
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