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Mon Mothma looking back with fear in her eyes in the middle of a wedding party in Andor

Andor Season 2's Catchy Wedding Song Raises Some Serious Questions

Science Fiction Shows By Rafael Motamayor 8 months ago

Andor season 2 features a banger of a wedding song. Frankly, we'd like to see more stuff like it in the Star Wars franchise going forward.

Sara Gilbert as Leslie Winkle wearing glasses on The Big Bang Theory

Why The Big Bang Theory Star Sara Gilbert Is Disappointed With Leslie Winkle's Arc

Comedy Shows By Pauli Poisuo 8 months ago

Leslie Winkler (Sara Gilbert) was a major player on The Big Bang Theory before disappearing from the show altogether. Here's Gilbert's take on what happened.

Dennis Quaid as Mike looking alarmed in Breaking Away

Metacritic's Highest-Rated Sports Movie Features One Of Dennis Quaid's Earliest Roles

Comedy Movies By Jeremy Smith 8 months ago

This Oscar-winning dramedy, which features Dennis Quaid in one of his earliest roles, is the highest-rated sports movie on Metacritic.

The Turbo Rangers do a heroic pose in Power Rangers Turbo

The Fan-Made Power Rangers Hoax That Actually Became Canon

Science Fiction Shows By Rafael Motamayor 8 months ago

Power Rangers canon can be confusing at times. Case in point? Here's how a Power Rangers fan hoax turned urban legend eventually became canonical.

The Batman cowel is seen hanging in a chamber in Batman

1989's Batman Was Nearly A Bizarrely Overcrowded Movie From A Classic James Bond Screenwriter

Superhero Movies By Joe Roberts 8 months ago

Before Tim Burton delivered the pop culture juggernaut of 1989's Batman movie, a James Bond screenwriter took a crack at the script.

Andrew Lincoln's Rick Grimes walking through the woods in The Walking Dead season 9

Why The Walking Dead Movies Never Happened

Horror Shows By Ryan Scott 8 months ago

The Walking Dead was such a hugely successful show, it seemed like horror movie spin-offs would be a given. Here's why they never came to be.

Before Becoming A Horror Icon, Saw's Tobin Bell Showed Up In Seinfeld

Comedy Shows By Caroline Madden 8 months ago

Long-running TV shows with opportunities for guest appearances mean many horror icons have credits to their name on sitcoms like Seinfeld.

The Professor on Gilligan's Island speaking with someone off-camera

A Gilligan's Island Star Turned Down The Show At First

Comedy Shows By Witney Seibold 8 months ago

One of the eventual members of CBS's Gilligan's Island ensemble cast turned down the show multiple times before essentially being begged by the network to join.

Why Georgie And Mandy's First Marriage Has A Big Advantage Over Young Sheldon

Comedy Shows By Kieran Fisher 8 months ago

Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage is a spin-off of Young Sheldon but the change in sitcom style is the show's superpower.

Russell Posner as Adrian Garff holding his hand against a window in The Mist

Stephen King Had One Condition To Allow The Mist TV Series

Horror Shows By Valerie Ettenhofer 8 months ago

Although the acclaimed movie version of The Mist already existed, Stephen King gave his blessing to a TV series adaptation on a simple condition.

Captains Picard and Kirk on a mountain in Star Trek: Generations.

Star Trek Generations' Original Plans Featured A Different Death For Kirk

Science Fiction Movies By Witney Seibold 8 months ago

The movie Star Trek Generations ends with Captain Kirk's demise, but the writers originally had a different plan for how to kill him off.

The Sci-Fi Star Who Guest-Starred In Gunsmoke's Final Episode

History Shows By Quinn Bilodeau 8 months ago

An actor best known for working in sci-fi made a guest appearance on the final episode of Gunsmoke, but that wasn't his last encounter with the franchise.

Cha Jeong-suk (Uhm Jung-hwa) looks to her left shocked in Doctor Cha

The Netflix Medical K-Drama That Got In Hot Water For Misrepresenting A Disease

Comedy Shows By Samuel Stone 8 months ago

This Netflix K-drama is a generally effective blend of medical drama and situational comedy, save for the time it garnered controversy for its medical aspect.

Jack O'Lantern in Halloween; Batman (Michael Keaton) in Batman; King Arthur (Graham Chapman) in Monty Python and The Holy Grail; Lt. Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) in The Naked Gun; James Bond (Daniel Craig) in Casino Royale

15 Best Movie Opening Title Sequences Of All Time

Movies By Hunter Cates 8 months ago

A great movie title opening sequence helps set the tone for what's to come, and these are the best movie opening title sequences of all time.

Michael B Jordan as Elijah 'Smoke' Moore, sitting on the ground outside the sawmill, in Sinners

Sinners Is On Track For A Phenomenal Hold At The Box Office In Second Weekend

Movie News By Hannah Shaw-Williams 8 months ago

After surging past expectations with its box office debut last week, Sinners is on track to make almost as much in its second weekend.

George Costanza looking at Jerry Seinfeld in Seinfeld

Jerry Seinfeld Came Up With One Iconic George Speech At The Last Minute

Comedy Shows By Quinn Bilodeau 8 months ago

A now-famous George Costanza speech from a beloved episode of Seinfeld was put together at almost the last possible minute.

Nicky Fontana standing on a craps table, surrounded by dancers in red dresses, in Viva Laughlin

Why CBS Canceled A Musical Comedy Starring Hugh Jackman After Just Two Episodes

Comedy Shows By Witney Seibold 8 months ago

Did you know Hugh Jackman once starred in a CBS musical murder mystery comedy series? Here's what led to the largely-forgotten show's cancellation.

Lieutentants Marshall and Blair, panicked in Wing Commander.

Before Scooby-Doo, Matthew Lillard & Freddie Prinze Jr. Starred In A Forgotten Sci-Fi War Movie

Science Fiction Movies By Witney Seibold 8 months ago

In 1999, before Freddie Prinze Jr. and Matthew Lillard would co-star in the live-action Scooby-Doo movie, they led the cast of a forgettable sci-fi war film.

The Pitt Star Noah Wyle Played A Tech Giant In A Movie That's Impossible To Watch Today

Drama Movies By Noah Villaverde 8 months ago

Back in the late 1990s, The Pitt star Noah Wyle got to play Steve Jobs in a TV biopic that's almost impossible to watch today.

David Mills mulls over the case in the interrogation scene in Se7en

The Gritty Crime Thriller That Influenced Black Mirror's Vibe

Thriller Movies By Debopriyaa Dutta 8 months ago

While Black Mirror was influenced by a lot of different movies and shows, its general vibe was heavily inspired by this David Fincher crime thriller classic.

This Forgotten Sketch Comedy Show May Be The Weirdest TV Series Of All Time

Comedy Shows By Witney Seibold 8 months ago

This bizarre late-night show wasn't so much a traditional sketch comedy series as it was a collage or showcase of various forms of weirdness.

Why George Lucas's VFX Company Turned Down James Cameron's Avatar

Science Fiction Movies By Witney Seibold 8 months ago

George Lucas's VFX company Industrial Light & Magic could have hit it big by working on James Cameron's Avatar, but they chose a different, adventurous project.

Isaiah Mustafa's Cicero squints as he stands in front of a horse in Muder at Yellowstone City

An Obscure 2022 Murder Mystery Western Is Killing It On Netflix

Action & Adventure Movies By Joe Roberts 8 months ago

A Western movie with Yellowstone in the title (but which has nothing to do with the show Yellowstone) is suddenly a hit on Netflix.

Richard Brake as The Night King in the middle, and on the sides, Maisie Williams as Arya with her short haircut in the episode A Man Without Honor, and the wolf Ghost in Game of Thrones

12 Biggest Differences Between HBO's Game Of Thrones And George R. R. Martin's Books

Fantasy Shows By Blaise Santi 8 months ago

Since Game of Thrones had to wrap up before George R. R. Martin completed his books, there are big differences between the series and its source material.