James Bond's U.S. Debut Received Some Truly Weird Changes
When Ian Fleming's Casino Royale was first published, American readers were introduced to super spy James Bond in a very different way from UK readers.
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Why The Twilight Zone's Sponsors Rejected A Dark Season 2 Episode
Rod Serling was excited about a dark body horror-centric script for an episode of The Twilight Zone, but sponsors ultimately rejected it.
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The Forgotten Comic That Turned DC's Justice League Into Western Heroes
In the Elseworlds line of DC Comics, the Justice League was imagined as a team of western heroes featuring Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, and more.
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Jerry Seinfeld And Larry David Had A Cameo In A Doomed Sitcom
At the point when NBC's Seinfeld was really finding its groove, Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld appeared on an episode of another sitcom, playing themselves.
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Why Peter Dinklage Didn't Have The Best Time Working On Wicked
Wicked: Part One was an incredibly demanding production for the major players, but Peter Dinklage's voiceover performance presented its own challenge.
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The Video Game That Influenced Star Trek: Picard Years Later
Star Trek Online allowed fans to put together their dream-crews on ships from across the entire franchise, and it ended up influencing Picard years later.
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Why Ed Skrein Left Game Of Thrones
Ed Skrein played Daario Naharis on Game of Thrones before he was replaced by actor Michel Huisman for the rest of the series. Here's why Skrein left.
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Jack Reacher Exists In The World Of A Stephen King Sci-Fi Epic
Thanks to an Easter egg in Stephen King's original novel, action hero Jack Reacher exists in the world of sci-fi epic Under the Dome.
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How The Simpsons Predicted The 'God Particle' Before Real-Life Scientists
The Simpsons has managed to include a lot of real, complicated math on the show, but perhaps the most impressive is the formula for "The God Particle."
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Iain Armitage Had A Surprising Habit On The Set Of Young Sheldon
Iain Armitage might have a little more in common with the titular Young Sheldon than imagined thanks to this impressive on-set habit.
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What Happens To Paul's Sister Alia Atreides In The Dune Books
Paul Atreides' sister Alia may barely appear in Dune: Part Two, but she plays a far larger (and more tragic) role in Frank Herbert's Dune sequel novels.
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Why Alan Ritchson's Reacher Casting Was The 'Scariest' Moment Of His Career
Actor Alan Ritchson revealed that his Reacher casting was the scariest moment of his entire career. Here's why he felt that way.
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12 Best TV Shows Like Outer Banks
Outer Banks has become a big hit for Netflix, and if you're looking for more teen drama, we've got a list of shows like Outer Banks that you should seek out.
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Who Plays Samantha 'Sinatra' Redmond On Hulu's Paradise?
The actress who plays Sinatra on Hulu's bonkers hit series Paradise has been killing it since the late 1990s. Here's where you might have seen her before.
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Michael Fassbender's Video Game Movie Flop Is Finding An Audience On Max
Assassin's Creed, the Michael Fassbender-led video game movie that came out in 2016, is finally finding an audience on Max.
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How Dawn Wells Felt About Her Gilligan's Island Co-Star Tina Louise
Many Gilligan's Island fans believed Tina Louise hated everything about the show, but her co-star Dawn Wells had a different take on the matter.
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The Recurring James Gunn Theme That Makes Him Perfect For Superman
Some superhero fans are fearful that James Gunn's love of ensemble casts might not be a good fit for Superman, but that's exactly why he's best for the job.
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Why Raj Koothrappali Underwent A Style Transformation On The Big Bang Theory
Raj Koothrappali had a number of different hairstyles across all 12 seasons of The Big Bang Theory, but the creative team had a reason for it.
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Why Seth Green's Oz Left Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Seth Green's Oz was a core member of the Scooby Gang before he abruptly left in Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 4. Here's what happened.
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Star Trek: The Original Series Ending Explained
The final episode of Star Trek: The Original Series remains infamous decades later, and it took an entire series of movies to wipe it from fans' memories.
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The 10 Funniest K-Dramas You Need To Watch Next
Contrary to what some may think, K-dramas cover other genres as well, and that definitely includes comedy. Here are 10 hilarious K-dramas worth checking out.
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The Hellboy Movie Nobody Saw Is Dominating Hulu's Top Charts
The least-watched (and cheapest) Hellboy movie is currently topping the charts on Hulu. Here's why this particular comic book film is worth your time.
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A Tiny Detail Makes Dylan's Severance Season 2 Episode 9 Story Even Sadder
Dylan's big moment in Severance season 2 episode 9 was heartbreaking to watch, but doubly so when you remember the limitations of innies.
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A Cult Classic Comedy Flop Predicted Marvel's Red Hulk (Or Did It?)
This flop turned cult classic comedy seemed to predict the Red Hulk right before Marvel Comics officially introduced the ruby ruffian.
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How Novocaine Depicts (And Respects) The Lead Character's Unique Medical Condition
Jack Quaid's character in Novocaine has a malady where he doesn't feel pain, but it's actually inspired by a real condition. Here's how the film presents it.
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Kyle MacLachlan Thinks This David Lynch Movie Is The Best To Start With
If you're looking for a good place to dive into the late David Lynch's filmography, one of his most famous collaborators, Kyle MacLachlan, has a suggestion.
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The Electric State Book Is Completely Different (And Way Better) Than The Netflix Movie
The problem isn't that Netflix's The Electric State takes liberties with its source material; it's that the original book is much, much better.
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