The Sneaky Foundation Season 3 Line That May Be More Important Than You Realize
A line in Foundation season 3 could be a subtle hint that the series is headed towards a major element from Asimov's books.
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/Film Holiday Gift Guide 2025: Best Hollywood Books For Movie & TV Lovers
If you've got a movie and TV lover on your shopping list, here's a collection of books that are worth gifting (or just buying for yourself) this holiday season.
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The Unsettling Connection Between Apple TV's Pluribus And Foundation
Pluribus and Foundation are two of the best sci-fi shows currently airing, and both are connected by a deeply unsettling similarity.
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Billy Bob Thornton Is Banned From Doing One Thing On The Set Of Landman
Billy Bob Thornton has a habit that he can't kick, which has lead to a few issues on the set of his hit Taylor Sheridan series Landman.
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The 12 Most Upsetting Deaths In The Walking Dead
Sad, shocking, and violent, these character deaths left fans of "The Walking Dead" reeling.
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Why Mad Men Season 1 Is The Lowest-Rated On IMDb
Mad Man is considered one of the best TV dramas ever made, but season 1 was a rough start in hindsight and IMDb fans agree.
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The 12 Best Ian McKellen Roles That Aren't Gandalf
Sir Ian McKellan's career encompasses so much more than Middle Earth's favorite wizard. These are a few of the veteran actor's best roles.
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Every Season Of My Hero Academia Ranked
My Hero Academia has gone through highs and lows in its tale of a high school for superheroes. Here are all the seasons ranked from worst to best.
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Stranger Things: Eleven's Powers Explained
With the final season of Stranger Things almost upon us, we're breaking down all the cool superhero-y stuff Eleven can do.
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The Running Man Has A Secret Role For An SNL Cast Member (And It's Not Martin Herlihy)
The Running Man utilizes former SNL cast member/writer Martin Herlihy in a small supporting role, but another SNL star has a stealthy role in the movie too.
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The Peacemaker Scene That Had More Depth Than Even DC's James Gunn Realized
Sometimes an actor can completely transform a writer's words, which is precisely what happened when Michael Rooker got ahold of a scene in Peacemaker season 2.
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Why Foundation's Brother Day Is Often Shirtless, According To Lee Pace
Brother Day, Lee Pace's character in Foundation, frequently struts around without a shirt on. It may seem like a joke, but Pace has put real thought into it.
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Apple TV's Pluribus Might Not Have The Type Of Twist Fans Expect
The hive mind virus in Pluribus seems to have an alien origin, but show creator Vince Gilligan warns audiences not to expect a big twist.
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How Closely Mike Flanagan's Dark Tower Series Will Follow Stephen King's Books
The longer Mike Flanagan's Dark Tower series goes on, the harder it will become for it to remain faithful to Stephen King's intertextual, genre-blending books.
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The 14 Most Brutal Moments In Stranger Things Ranked
Stranger Things has never been shy about being cruel. Here are the most brutal, cold-blooded, and downright upsetting moments in the series so far.
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The 10 Most Essential Episodes Of 'Star Wars Rebels'
Now that the entire series is streaming on Disney+, here are the 10 best episodes of Star Wars Rebels.
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Stranger Things' Crew Went To Epic Lengths To Prevent Season 5 Photo And Video Leaks
The crew of Stranger Things went to extreme measures to make sure photos and videos didn't leak from the set of the final season.
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The Woman Who Saved Star Trek From Cancellation Appeared In The Franchise's First Movie
Star Trek fan Bjo Trimble played a big part in saving the original series, which resulted in an appearance in the first Trek movie.
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The Walking Dead Creator Robert Kirkman Often Lied To Fans For A Very Good Reason
Robert Kirkman was notorious for lying about what to expect in the Walking Dead comics, but perhaps those who ran the TV adaptation should've followed his lead.
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It: Welcome To Derry Episode 4 Finally Explains Why Pennywise Doesn't Leave Derry
Pennywise has been hanging around Derry for centuries, but why hasn't he ever left? The latest episode of Welcome to Derry has an answer.
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The Best Part Of It: Welcome To Derry Has Nothing To Do With The Monsters
It: Welcome to Derry features some gruesome and effective scares courtesy of Pennywise, but that's not the element that really makes the horror series work.
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Why Stan Lee Despised Marvel's 1970s Live-Action Spider-Man Series
Stan Lee wasn't a fan of the 1970s live-action Amazing Spider-Man series, feeling that it was missing some specific elements essential to the original comics.
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Texas Chain Saw Massacre's Director Also Helmed Freddy Krueger's Overlooked Origin Story
After Tobe Hooper terrified audiences with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, he helmed a project that showcased the origin story of Freddy Krueger.
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Gene Roddenberry's Non-Star Trek Projects, Ranked
Gene Roddenberry may best be known for creating Star Trek, but let's take a look at all of the other projects that he ushered in to film and television.
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Lanterns: Everything We Know About The DC Universe's Green Lantern Series
Here are the actors starring in DC's Lanterns series, who's working on it behind the scenes, and how it might factor in to James Gunn and Peter Safran's DCU.
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One Crazy Summer And Better Off Dead's Creator Also Helmed This Forgotten Cartoon Classic
Savage Steve Holland lent his twisted sensibilities to this slapstick-heavy and sometimes surreal '90s cartoon, which isn't readily available to watch today.
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How Daffy Duck (Not Bugs Bunny) Turned A Noble, Heroic Name Into A Devastating Insult
Of course Bugs Bunny tends to be credited for something Daffy Duck actually did: popularizing the use of this would-be flattering term as an insult.
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