A Netflix True Crime Doc Used Nightmarish AI Images Of The Killer
It's a big week for AI image fails, as a Netflix true crime doc uses artificial images of the killer and A24 releases AI-generated posters for Civil War.
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Marvel Comics Writer Claims Kevin Feige Put A Hit On Kamala Khan
Was Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige behind Kamala Khan's (temporary) death in the comics? Marvel Comics says no, but a comics writer claims otherwise.
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How Walton Goggins Became Fallout's Hideous (But Somehow Still Handsome) Ghoul
The act of changing ultra-handsome Walton Goggins into the still-weirdly-handsome Ghoul in Fallout was restrictive, but Goggins Goggins'd his way through it.
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Netflix's The Witcher Begins Production On Season 4 – And Announces Final Season
Toss a coin to your new Witcher! Liam Hemsworth's journey begins, and Netflix announces it will continue in a fifth and final season.
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A Case Of Laryngitis Made Sally Struthers' All In The Family Audition Stand Out
Even before a single episode of All in the Family had aired, Sally Struthers had already yelled herself hoarse at her onscreen family's antics.
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Who Is Professor X's Love Interest In X-Men '97? Lilandra Explained
If you only know Professor X from the Marvel live-action X-Men movies, you might need his fiance, Lilandra, explained.
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Star Trek: Discovery Just Brought Back Two Classic TV Tropes
The bottle episode and the clip show both got a chance to shine on Star Trek: Discovery.
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The Bad Batch Is Channeling The Best Parts Of Star Wars For Its Final Episodes
The final episodes of The Bad Batch feel reminiscent of the best Star Wars series, Andor.
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X-Men 97 Reveals Who Attacked Genosha, And It's Not Who You Think
The latest episode of X-Men '97 gives us answers about the Genosha attack.
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The Acolyte Will Include A Lightsaber Battle That Could Top Star Wars' Best Fights
Watch out, Darth Maul; The Acolyte cast and crew are gunning to deliver some of the best lightsaber battles ever seen in a live-action Star Wars project.
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Cool Stuff: Let Mondo's Daria & Jane Figure Set Cure Your Low Self-Esteem (For Everyone Else)
"La, la, la, laaaa, la. La, la, la, laaaa, la." Mondo has released two collectible figures in honor of the beloved MTV animated series Daria. Check them out!
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The Best Science Fiction Show On Streaming Is Getting A Spinoff – With A Fascinating Premise
For All Mankind is returning for season 5, with a newly-announced spinoff titled Star City set to further explore the sci-fi show's alternate history.
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The Best Revenge Movie Ever Made Is Becoming A TV Series
Time to pick up your hammer again. Park Chan-Wook is overseeing the development of an Oldboy English-language TV series inspired by his classic revenge movie.
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Family Guy Creator Seth MacFarlane Won't End The Show Until Audiences Stop Caring
Will Family Guy ever end? Apparently not anytime soon.
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 13 Calls Back To Hitchcock Thrillers And Classic Cinema
The Bad Batch pays homage to the original Star Wars trilogy, Hitchcock thrillers, classic war movies, and more in this week's episode, 'Into the Breach.'
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Fallout Dev Sets The Record Straight On Timeline Controversy
Does the Fallout TV series change the continuity of the games? Let's investigate.
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Heidi Gardner Will Never Shake That Viral Moment From SNL's Beavis & Butt-Head Sketch
Heidi Gardner completely broke during Saturday Night Live's Beavis and Butt-Head sketch with Ryan Gosling, and she's talking about how it all happened.
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Your Favorite Character Actor Just Joined Netflix's Wednesday Season 2
Netflix's Wednesday season 2 just added Steve Buscemi to the cast.
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The Simpsons' Bumblebee Man Is Based On A Real-Life Mexican TV Star
The Simpsons' Bumblebee Man was inspired by the prominence of Mexican television on cable TV in Los Angeles, including one particularly popular series.
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How A Five-Minute Meeting Convinced Cartoon Network To Bring Back Samurai Jack
Bringing back Samurai Jack was one of the smartest and easiest decisions Cartoon Network ever made.
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A Prison Reality Show Has Netflix's Number One Spot Locked Up
Unlocked: A Jail Experiment has rocketed to number one on the Netflix charts ... and has left some controversy in its wake. Here's what you need to know.
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The Jinx Part Two Review: The Greatest True Crime Doc In History Continues
In The Jinx Part Two, director Andrew Jarecki returns to continue the story of Robert Durst, the subject of 2015's The Jinx who "killed them all, of course."
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The Star Trek DS9 And TOS Episodes That Influenced Strange New Worlds' Darkest Episode
Star Trek: Strange New World took inspiration from episodes of the original series and Deep Space Nine to tell a painfully dark story.
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Johnny Bravo Was Delayed By A Natural Disaster At Cartoon Network HQ
All it took for Johnny Bravo creator Van Partible to succeed at Cartoon Network was a missing sound mix, a massive earthquake, and a lot of talent.
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A Fan-Favorite Character Stole Durge's Spot In Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Here's how the Star Wars: The Clone Wars character Durge morphed into a fan-favorite Star Wars character.
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Star Trek: TNG's Identity Crisis Started As A Fan-Submitted Mess Of A Script
Star Trek fan Tim de Haas' spec script underwent major changes on its way to becoming the Next Generation episode 'Identity Crisis.'
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One Of The Last Of Us' Most Gut-Wrenching Lines Was Improvised By Pedro Pascal
The Last of Us season 1 didn't leave a lot of room for improvisation, but Pedro Pascal made a vital contribution to one of Joel's most moving scenes.
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