12 DC Comics Movies And TV Shows We Want To See After Superman
Now that Superman has been released, here's what else we'd like to see blossom out of James Gunn's new DC Universe, both in film and television.
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Wednesday Season 2 Reveals The New Grandmama (And The Casting Is Perfect)
Wednesday season 2 features a very different take on Grandmama Addams, as portrayed by a legendary actor who's worked with producer/director Tim Burton before.
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Wednesday Season 2 Review: Tim Burton & Jenna Ortega's Netflix Series Wisely Gives The Addams Family More To Do
Tim Burton and Jenna Ortega return for Wednesday season 2, which improves on the show's formula by making the Addams Family major characters.
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Why Paramount+ Canceled Grease: Rise Of The Pink Ladies
Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies was a surprisingly solid prequel series, but Paramount+ not only canceled it, but completely removed it off streaming
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Alien: Earth: Everything You Need To Remember To Watch The New Show
Noah Hawley's series Alien: Earth might be a prequel to Ridley Scott's original Alien film, but it still requires some basic familiarity with the franchise.
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A Battlestar Galactica Star Lost Out On A Major Game Of Thrones Role
Before Game of Thrones found its dynamite cast, one of the stars on Battlestar Galactica was nearly the Queen of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Before Two And A Half Men, Jon Cryer Starred In The Worst Superman Movie Ever
Jon Cryer once played an awful villain in a terrible Superman movie long before Two and a Half Men, but thankfully, he got a chance to redeem himself on The CW.
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Star Trek's 10 Best Borg Stories Ranked
The Borg are among the most formidable villains in the Star Trek franchise, and these are the best Borg stories across the various movies and TV shows.
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How Old Is Steve Harrington In Stranger Things?
Steve Harrington first showed up on Stranger Things in nearly a decade ago, but that much time hasn't passed in Hawkins, Indiana. How old is he supposed to be?
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Star Wars: The Mythosaur Explained
The Mandalorian provided a glimpse of the legendary Mythosaur, but these creatures have a history that goes much further back in the Star Wars franchise.
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You Can Thank This Classic '70s Anime For Studio Ghibli's Style
One of the co-founders of Studio Ghibli created an anime masterpiece in the 1970s that serves as a stepping stone to the Japanese Animation studio's legacy.
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The 15 Best Cartoon Duos Of All Time, Ranked
Tom & Jerry. Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote. Woody & Buzz. You know them and love them, and they're just some of the best cartoon duos of all time.
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Why Peacock Canceled Vampire Academy After One Season
Despite getting much better reviews than its movie counterpart, Peacock's Vampire Academy got the axe after just one season. Here's why the show was canceled.
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Star Trek's William Shatner Had A Perfect Cameo On A Cult Leslie Nielsen Series
William Shatner is a legendary name in Hollywood. Just as legendary is his shockingly short (but perfect) cameo in Leslie Nielsen's cult classic comedy TV show.
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The 15 Best British Detective Series Ranked
British TV is filled with so many incredible detective shows. Here are 15 of the very best.
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Marvel's Eyes Of Wakanda's Coolest Character Is Actually A Clever Disney Easter Egg
The voice cast of Marvel's Eyes of Wakanda includes an actor who has not only played Wakandan royalty before, but Disney royalty.
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Why Isaac Hayes' Chef Left South Park
After a long run as the primary adult character on South Park, Isaac Hayes' Chef was shockingly killed off in season 10. Here's the truth behind his exit.
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Alien: Earth Review: Impressive Production Design Isn't Enough To Save This Sci-Fi Slog
Alien: Earth looks great, but the Noah Hawley series adds very little to the mythology and ends up feeling surprisingly boring. Here's our review.
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Why Jason Alexander And The Seinfeld Cast Were Confused By George Costanza's Reputation
George Costanza of Seinfeld fame is a pretty beloved sitcom character, but his actor Jason Alexander doesn't quite understand why.
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The King Of The Hill Revival's Best Episode Takes Down 2025's Most Loathsome Target
Hulu's King of the Hill revival takes on manosphere grifters in the style of Andrew Tate in its ninth episode, delivering its best chapter in the process.
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Reacher's Alan Ritchson Felt His Job Was At Risk Daily On This Comedy Series
Alan Ritchson is a big name now, but that wasn't always the case. When he was coming up and starring in this comedy series, he wasn't sure his job was safe.
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Why Netflix Canceled Farzar After One Season
The animated sci-fi series "Farzar" debuted as part of a major Netflix deal, but it only lasted a single season before the streamer canceled it.
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Why ABC Canceled Station 19
After seven seasons and more than 100 episodes, the Grey's Anatomy spin-off Station 19 was canceled by ABC. Here's why the show got the axe.
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The 15 Most Powerful Marvel Characters, Ranked
To say Marvel boasts an extremely powerful roster of characters, heroes and villains, would be a colossal understatement. Here are 15 mighty examples!
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Confirmed A Decades-Old Fan Theory About Spock
A throwaway line in Star Trek VI spawned a popular fan theory. Now, three decades later, an episode of Strange New Worlds has made it canon.
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In A Year As Hopeless As 2025, Star Trek Is The Best Pop Culture Medicine
We're in a dark, dark place in the real world in 2025, but the Star Trek universe offers everyone an important reminder: The bad guys won't win in the end.
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How King Of The Hill Season 14 Addresses Lucky And Luanne's Absence
Lucky and Luanne don't appear in King of the Hill season 14 for reasons that go beyond their original voice actors having passed away since the show last aired.
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