One Of The Best Batman Episodes Saw Him Confront His Parents' Murderer
An episode of the animated series Batman: The Brave and the Bold has one of the best portrayal of the death of Bruce Wayne's parents.
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The Andor Season 2 Finale Leaves A Door Open For A Surprise Character Return
Given the way Andor season 2 ends, there's a chance that a surprising Star Wars character ends up returning in another project set years later on the timeline.
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Antonio Banderas' Gripping Historical Action Flop Is Finally Finding An Audience On Tubi
Tubi audiences are finally devouring a notorious Antonio Banderas action movie that flopped at the box office decades ago.
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Godzilla X Kong: Supernova's Title Reveal May Have Spoiled The Movie's Big Villain
Godzilla x Kong: Supernova's title seems to hint at the identity of the film's main villain, and it's a creature the MonsterVerse has subtly teed up already.
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One Of The Worst X-Men Movies Ever Led To A Beloved Video Game
An X-Men movie that pretty much everyone agrees is terrible ended up inspiring a surprisingly entertaining video game spin-off.
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Why HBO Passed On Sons Of Anarchy
Biker drama Sons of Anarchy ran for seven seasons on FX and launched a successful spinoff series - but HBO passed on the original pitch.
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Jack Black Once Belted Out A Hit Batman Soundtrack Song On American Idol
In 2007, when TV viewers were still in the thrall of American Idol, Jack Black appeared on the show and performed a classic song from a Batman movie soundtrack.
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Why Ben Stiller Doesn't Act In Severance
Ben Stiller only directs Severance without acting in it (unlike many of his previous projects), but he has a specific reason for taking that approach.
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Seinfeld's Iconic 'The Opposite' Episode Borrowed Its Roots From The Pilot
'The Opposite' is easily one of the best Seinfeld episodes of all time. It was also directly set up by the show's pilot several seasons earlier.
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The Superhero Actor Who Auditioned To Play Young Gibbs On NCIS: Origins
Before Austin Stowell landed the role of a younger Leroy Jethro Gibbs on NCIS: Origins, this Arrowverse veteran had hoped to snag the part.
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Kunal Nayyar Hated One Of Raj's Character Quirks On The Big Bang Theory
Kunal Nayyar, who played Raj on The Big Bang Theory, did not appreciate how limiting one of his character's quirks became on the show.
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James Cameron's Favorite Use Of 3D In A Movie May Surprise You
James Cameron is the reigning champion of big-budget, action-heavy 3D spectacles, yet his favorite use of 3D in a film is a far cry from that.
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The Classic Sci-Fi Western That Paved The Way For Westworld And Firefly
Many decades before Westworld and Firefly thought to combine sci-fi and Western elements, this pioneering serial film brought those two genres together.
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Every Major Shirley Jackson Movie And TV Show, Ranked
From The Haunting of Hill House to We Have Always Lived in the Castle, here are the best Shirley Jackson adaptations, ranked.
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The Horrific BBC Mockumentary Banned From TV By The UK Government
Before Threads there was The War Game, a disturbing BBC docudrama about nuclear war that the UK government wanted banned.
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How To Watch The Fast And Furious Movies In Order
The reckless logic and convoluted timeline of the Fast & Furious movies can make watching them tricky, but don't fear, we'd never turn our back on family.
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Doctor Who Season 2, Episode 6 Reintroduces The Show's Most Mysterious Character
The latest episode of Doctor Who on Disney+ features a character who dates all the way back to the days of the First Doctor.
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Zoe Perry's Least Favorite Thing About Playing Mary On Young Sheldon Makes So Much Sense
Young Sheldon's Mary Cooper isn't always the easiest person to be around, so it's only to be expected that Zoe Perry found it challenging to play her at times.
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Why One Beloved Toy Story Character Does Not Have A Voice
One of the non-verbal toys in the Toy Story movies was originally meant to have a regular speaking voice. Here's why that changed.
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The Pitt Showrunner Needed One Condition Fulfilled Before Writing The Show
The Pitt showrunner John Wells and his writers needed to make sure a crucial aspect of the show was locked down before putting pen to paper.
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How Much Would It Cost To Build The Star Destroyer From Star Wars?
Ever wondered how much it would cost to actually build a full-size Star Destroyer from Star Wars in our real galaxy? We have, too.
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Why The Cast Of The Mission: Impossible TV Show Hated The Original Movie
While 1996's Mission: Impossible was a major hit with audiences, it didn't go over nearly as well with the cast of the 1960s Mission: Impossible TV show.
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Thunderbolts Actor Lewis Pullman Almost Starred In Two Marvel Movies Before Playing Sentry
Lewis Pullman, who plays Bob in Marvel's Thunderbolts*, previously auditioned for two other characters that could have put him in the MCU much earlier.
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15 Best DC Comics Ever, Ranked
It's impossible to try and rank and list all the greatest comics that DC has ever published. But we are going to try; here are the 15 greatest DC comics, ever.
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Why Adult Swim Wanted Rick And Morty To Receive A TV-14 Rating
Adult Swim is known for its subversive, original, and absurdly adult comedy shows, but the creative team pushed for Rick and Morty to have a TV-14 rating.
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5 Essential Twilight Zone Episodes That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
These five episodes of The Twilight Zone make for an excellent primer of Rod Serling's landmark series (from its creepier side to its more subtle storytelling).
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How I Met Your Mother's Alternate Ending Explained
The official ending of How I Met Your Mother is notoriously unpopular. Thankfully, there's an alternate ending that many of the show's fans vastly prefer.
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