How Futurama Gets Away With Scientific 'Mistakes'
The Futurama writers' room abides by a simple, central rule: science shall not overrule comedy.
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James Marsters Schooled Joss Whedon On Punk Rock History While Creating Buffy's Spike
Joss Whedon wanted James Marsters' Spike to be like Sid Vicious on Buffy. Thankfully, Marsters had other plans.
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A Nepo Baby Battle Between SNL's Please Don't Destroy And Dakota Johnson Gets Ugly
Dakota Johnson and Please Don't Destroy get into a vicious roast battle on Saturday Night Live, but have to call a 'nepo-truce.'
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Why Ray Bradbury Only Wrote One Episode Of The Twilight Zone
Despite Ray Bradbury's work inspiring many episodes of The Twilight Zone, 'I Sing the Body Electric' was his sole writing credit on the show. Here's why.
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The Late Star Trek Actor Who Played Dee's Hero In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
René Auberjonois gave a hilarious performance on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, far removed from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine character fans knew him for.
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How A Missed Movie Opportunity Led To Bones' The Truth In The Myth Episode
Before writing the Bones episode 'The Truth in the Myth,' Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley wanted to make an animated movie about mythical creatures.
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Bones Has A Hidden Seinfeld Connection Only Hardcore Fans May Have Noticed
Bones once reused a subway car set from a classic episode of Seinfeld. What's the deal?
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How An Unexpected Akira Kurosawa Classic Influenced Ahsoka
Ahsoka creator Dave Filoni and cinematographer Quyen Tran looked to Akira Kurosawa's Kagemusha for inspiration in one of the show's more fantastical episodes.
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Futurama's Emotional Scenes Are Bolstered By A Rarity In Animated Projects
Some of the most difficult Futurama scenes to record are also the show's most emotional.
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Bones' John Francis Daley Was A Nervous Wreck During This Interrogation Scene
Can you imagine having to act out an interrogation scene on TV opposite your dad? Because that's exactly what John Francis Daley did on Bones.
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Why Frank Miller Wrote Marvel's Daredevil As A Catholic
Matt Murdock is a character full of contradictions, which is why comic book writer Frank Miller canonized Daredevil as a Catholic.
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 - Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
What does fate have in store for Clone Force 99? Here's what we know about Star Wars: The Bad Batch's third and final season so far.
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The Fatal Attraction Actress Who Plays A Promiscuous Ex In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Fatal Attraction star Anne Archer had a short-lived but unforgettable role on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia as Dee and Dennis' mother, Barbara Reynolds.
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Jonathan Winters Hid His Twilight Zone Anxiety With Some Absolutely Wild Improv
Jonathan Winters felt out of his element filming the Twilight Zone episode 'A Game of Pool,' which led to him doing a whole lot of improv to let off steam.
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One Frasier Set Cost The Show Half A Million Dollars
Frasier's original Seattle flat in the exclusive Elliot Bay Towers is a truly legendary sitcom set. It didn't come cheap, though.
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Fox Executives Ruthlessly Recast Futurama At The Very Last Minute
The two main characters of Futurama almost had very different voices, but that changed at the last minute.
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Why Star Trek: Discovery Had To Get Rid Of Ryn's Beard
What happened to Ryn's beard on Star Trek: Discovery? There's a pretty simple answer to that question.
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The Bones Serial Killer That Terrified Emily Deschanel The Most
Out of all the terrifying serial killers on Bones, none of them unnerved Emily Deschanel more than Andrew Leeds' Christopher Pelant.
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Carrie Bradshaw And The Sex And The City Ladies Are Coming To Netflix
If you couldn't help but wonder if Sex and the City is on Netflix, then wonder no more! The hit HBO show will be available from early April 2024.
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One Of David Soul's Earliest Roles Was On Star Trek, Eight Years Before Starsky & Hutch
Before he was Detective Sergeant Kenneth 'Hutch' Hutchinson in Starsky & Hutch, David Soul played a childlike hippie alien on the original Star Trek series.
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Why Peaky Blinders' Paul Anderson Thought Arthur Was Going To Die In Season 2
Peaky Blinders actor Paul Anderson thought for sure that his character Arthur Shelby would be killed off in season 2 of the hit show.
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Woody Harrelson Won His Role In Cheers By Breaking Down In Tears
Woody Harrelson's audition for Cheers proved that more than being funny, the man could act.
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David Boreanaz Has One Regret About Booth's Character In Bones
David Boreanaz got to do a whole lot with Booth over 12 seasons of Bones. He does, however, regret not diving a little deeper into his dark backstory.
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Cool Stuff: It's Morphin Time With A New Power Rangers Clothing Collection At Shoe Palace
Shoe Palace is releasing a new Mighty Morphin Power Rangers collection, after the franchise celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2023. Check it out right here!
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Bones' David Boreanaz Got Fitted For A Prosthetic For An Episode That Never Happened
We almost got to see David Boreanaz in old-age makeup on a Bones episode that was eventually scrapped.
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Marvel Shares What If...? Season 3 New Look, And A Very Exciting Superhero Team-Up
Sam Wilson finally gets his time to shine in animation as Captain America in a new look at Marvel's What If...? season 3.
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How Andy Kaufman's Alter Ego Almost Took Down Taxi
Taxi star Andy Kaufman insisted his 'friend,' Tony Clifton, needed to be allowed to appear in an episode. What came next was utter bedlam.
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