Ahsoka Episode 4 Puts Sabine In An Unfortunate Club With Indiana Jones
Ahsoka episode 4 forces Sabine to make a difficult choice that recalls Indiana Jones' not-so-great actions in a key scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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Star Wars Rebels May Answer Your Questions About Ahsoka Episode 4's Big Cliffhanger
Ahsoka episode 4 ends with a cliffhanger that may provide the first look at the live-action version of the World Between Worlds from Star Wars Rebels.
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College Is A Bloodbath In The New Trailer For The Boys Spin-Off Gen V
Superheroes take on the college experience, with gruesome consequences, in the new trailer for Gen V.
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Why Ahsoka's Eye Of Scion Could Be A Bigger Threat Than The Death Star
The Eye of Scion on Ahsoka might not be as powerful as the Death Star but what it lacks in world-destroying potential it makes up for in other qualities.
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Ahsoka Highlights The Mandalorians' History Of Jedi-Slaying
As Sabine Wren takes on Shin Hati, we see how Mandalorian armor and weapons were specifically designed for battling Jedi.
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Cool Stuff: Sabine Wren's Mandalorian Helmet Joins The Black Series Roster Of Star Wars Gear
Now that Ahsoka is playing on Disney+, Hasbro's Star Wars Black Series line of collectibles is bringing Sabine Wren's Mandalorian helmet to shelves.
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Ahsoka Episode 4 Sent Clone Wars Fans Reeling With Just Two Words
Ahsoka episode 4, 'Fallen Jedi,' featured a moment (and two words) that Star Wars: The Clone Wars fans have been eagerly anticipating since the show began.
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Futurama's Hulu Revival Made A Small But Crucial Change To The Show
Timing is everything, and when Futurama got revived for Hulu, the length of the episodes changed. And while the change may seem small, it's significant.
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Where In The Force Is Ahsoka At The End Of Episode 4?
Our titular Jedi ends up in a strange place at the end of Star Wars: Ahsoka episode 'Fallen Jedi.' But where in the Force is she?
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The Deep's Octopus Eating Scene In The Boys Was Uncomfortably Realistic
Of all the horrible and disgusting things that have happened in The Boys, nothing hurts quite like The Deep being forced to eat poor Timothy.
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Ahsoka Delivers A 'Fallen Jedi' With An Episode That Demands Your Attention
Star Wars: Ahsoka episode 4, 'Fallen Jedi,' is impossible to describe without spoiling. Sorry!
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Ahsoka Episode 4 Answers Questions About Marrok (And Raises Others)
Episode 4 of Star Wars: Ahsoka finally hinted at the identity of Marrok, and left us with even more questions.
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So It's Come To This: CBS To Air Australian NCIS Spin-Off In Lieu Of Actual New Or Returning Shows
This is what happens when the AMPTP doesn't make a deal with striking writers and actors. CBS will air episodes of NCIS: Australia in prime time in the U.S.
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This Classic Episode Of The Twilight Zone Didn't Win An Emmy – It Won An Oscar
'An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge' is an incredible episode of television, but this Twilight Zone chapter didn't begin as TV.
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Kumail Nanjiani Isn't Returning To Adventure Time For The Crappiest Reason
Kumail Nanjiani played Prismo in 'Adventure Time' but won't be back in the spin-off 'Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake' because it seems like his reps messed up.
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Star Trek: Very Short Treks Will Bring Bite-Sized, Animated Stories To Star Trek Day
In honor of the upcoming Star Trek Day, new short (and we mean very short) animated Short Treks are headed your way, along with a comic book.
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Hollywood Studios Are In A Toxic Relationship And They Need To Break Up
The AMPTP as we now know it was created in 1982, and Hollywood's dual strikes have shown that it's no longer fit for purpose.
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Violet Evergarden Is A Tear-Jerking Anime About Empathy And Humanity
Violet Evergarden is a beautifully animated series that is part tech demo for the legendary Kyoto Animation, and part experiment in radical empathy.
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How The Twilight Zone (Kind Of) Predicted Neil Armstrong's Landing On The Moon
A classic episode of The Twilight Zone looked to the future. Specifically, it foresaw a universe where a human being walked on the moon.
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Rob McElhenney Has One Requirement For Every Episode Of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Rob McElhenney has specific criteria for what makes a good episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and it all comes down to character motivation.
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Time Is A (Not So) Flat Circle In The Loki Season 2 Teaser
Loki is being thrown through time in the newest season 2 teaser from Marvel Studios and Disney+. Will he be able to warn the multiverse about Kang?
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The Twilight Zone Was Robert Redford's Scariest Role ... Or Was It?
Depending on who you ask, young Robert Redford's boyish good looks made him one of the scariest figures in Twilight Zone history.
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Sorry AMPTP, Your PR Firm Is No Match For WGA's Chris Keyser
WGA Negotiating Committee Co-Chair Christopher Keyser appeared in a pre-recorded video to center the Guild's actions and ongoing concerns in honor of Labor Day.
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It's Always Sunny's Season 8 Euthanasia Episode Came From A Serious, Real Life Conversation
Euthanasia is a serious topic, so of course the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang handle it with as little respect as possible in a season 8 episode.
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A Deleted Scene From Succession's Finale Would Have Been A Very On-Brand Roman Moment
Not everything could make it up onto the screen for Succession. Here's a look at a deleted scene from the series finale that ended up on the cutting room floor.
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The Mandalorian's Ahmed Best Already Has Ideas For A Kelleran Beq Star Wars Spin-Off
Ahmed Best has a cool idea for a Star Wars series about his new Mandalorian character Kelleran Beq, and we would like to see it happen.
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Creating A Follow-Up To FLCL Was Even Tougher Than It Sounds
How do you make a sequel to an anime classic? With great difficulty.
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