The Who Created An Explosion On 60s TV That Caused Injury And Panic
The Who got a whole lot more than they expected when they included an explosion during their performance on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.
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Why Bones' Wendell Was The 'Best Candidate' For A Cancer Storyline
Cancer storylines are very tricky to handle, which is why the Bones writers felt Wendell was uniquely qualified to handle such an emotionally challenging arc.
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Why Famke Janssen Turned Down The Role Of Jadzia Dax In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Famke Janssen was offered the role of Jadzia Dax on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but turned it down for a pretty good reason.
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How The VFX Team For A Quiet Place Turned John Krasinski Into A Monster
While making A Quiet Place, John Krasinski got in on the visual effects process by becoming one of the movie's alien monsters.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation
Despite the movie's age, several actors are alive from Francis Ford Coppola's fantastic thriller The Conversation. Here's what they're up to today.
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Why The Addams Family Characters Went Nameless For Three Decades
When they were first created, The Addams Family characters didn't actually have names.
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Star Trek's Writers Worried Famke Janssen's Guest Spot Would Spark A Controversy
Years before the X-Men movies, Sir Patrick Stewart and Famke Janssen shared an onscreen screen in the Star Trek: TNG episode 'The Perfect Mate.'
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Mirrors Afterlife With $45 Million Opening Weekend
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire scores a $16 million opening day, putting it on track for a box office debut slightly below Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
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Some Of Dune: Part Two's Shortest Scenes Took Three Entire Days To Film
Out of the many challenges Dune: Part Two presented, the more intimate moments between Paul (Timothée Chalamet) and Chani (Zendaya) proved particularly tricky.
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Godzilla: Tokyo Clash Gives You All The City-Smashing Gameplay You Crave
The game Godzilla: Tokyo Clash reminds you that kaiju attacks are more fun when you're the monster.
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The Biggest (And Worst) Change Fox's Disney Buyout Made To Family Guy
Disney now owns Family Guy, which certainly makes parodying their characters a lot harder than when the show was under the Fox banner.
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Breaking Down The Real-Life Accuracy Of Netflix's 3 Body Problem
The Netflix series 3 Body Problem is based on a well-loved sci-fi book series, and one that is shockingly close to existing in our real world.
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The Hardest Stunt To Pull Off In Avengers: Age Of Ultron
The final battle with The Avengers battling a swarm of Ultron's robots was quite challenging to pull off, but does it measure up to the MCU's other great shots?
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Why Star Trek's Trill Mysteriously Sprouted Spots When It Came Time For Deep Space Nine
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine elected to do away with the Trill's forehead ridges from The Next Generation in favor of less obtrusive spots.
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R-Rated Predator Scenes That Didn't Make The Cut
The Predator franchise is known for gruesome violence, but occasionally, some of the movies went a little too far. Here are some R-rated scenes that got cut.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Aquaman Movies
With Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom now streaming, let's take a look at the Aquaman movies in order.
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Why Timothee Chalamet And Denis Villeneuve Didn't Speak English While Filming Dune
Timothee Chalamet and Denis Villeneuve found a way to communicate on the set of Dune without anyone else knowing what was going on.
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Hermes' Name In Futurama Came From Two Unexpected, Nostalgic Places
Hermes Conrad is an odd name for a Jamaican bureaucrat in the year 2999, but the Futurama character's name was personal to the creators.
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How Star Trek's Zachary Quinto Accidentally Started A Campaign For The Role Of Spock
Here's how Zachary Quinto mentioning wanting to play Spock in a Star Trek movie became an unintentional campaign.
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Frasier's Foray Into Farce Really Began Thanks To Season 2's The Matchmaker
The Frasier season 2 episode The Matchmaker helped introduce farce into the series, and the show changed for the better.
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The Simpsons' Springfield Mystery Wasn't Meant To Be A Mystery At All
Which state is Springfield in? The Simpsons has deliberately avoided resolving this mystery, but the show has had some fun with it.
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A Stunt From 1962's Dr. No Almost Decapitated Sean Connery
Sean Connery nearly died during a stunt gone wrong in the 1962 James Bond movie Dr. No, which would have had huge ramifications for the '60s as we knew them.
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X-Men '97 Proves That Studios Don't Give A Crap About Spanish-Speaking Fans
The Spanish-language dub and localization of X-Men '97 is muy decepcionante.
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Famke Janssen's Star Trek Episode Had Three Alternate Endings Fans Never Got To See
It seems Kamala's (Famke Janssen) fate in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode 'The Perfect Mate' was tinkered with a lot during production.
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Why Young Justice Was Canceled By Cartoon Network After Only 2 Seasons
Young Justice's failure to sell enough superhero toys led to Cartoon Network canceling the DC series after just two seasons.
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A Fan Favorite All In The Family Scene Was Completely Improvised
One of the most talked about, fan favorite scenes in All of the Family's nine seasons was totally improvised.
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In April 2024
Malignant, the Jurassic Park trilogy, and many more films and TV shows are all leaving Netflix in April. Here are some you should catch up with before they go.
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