Why Futurama Remains One Of TV's Most Unexpected Comfort Shows
After numerous cancellations and revivals, Futurama has proven to be unkillable. Here's why the animated sci-fi comedy is weirdly comforting.
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Star Trek Star William Shatner's Favorite Crime Thriller Movie Is Endlessly Quotable
William Shatner is a fan of older movies, but it's hard to imagine his Star Trek counterpart, Captain Kirk, loving the same crime thriller classic as him.
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Nightcrawler's Signature BAMF Teleportation In X-Men '97 Came With Plenty Of Complications
Nightcrawler's cool "bamf" teleportation effect proved to be a challenge for the X-Men '97 animators. Here's how they figured out a solution.
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How Many People Live On Star Trek: The Next Generation's USS Enterprise?
The version of the Enterprise on Star Trek: The Next Generation needed room for a whole lot more people than previous versions had.
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A Beloved Western Actor Helped Inspire Two Wildly Different Marvel And DC Characters
Jack Palance is a legend of the Western genre, so much so that the Oscar-winner even inspired two very different Marvel and DC Comics characters.
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Seinfeld's Jason Alexander Starred In A Canceled Sitcom That's Impossible To Watch Today
Before Seinfeld, Jason Alexander starred in the 1987 sitcom Everything's Relative, which was canceled after one season and is hard to find (legally) today.
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What To Watch On Super Bowl Sunday Instead Of Football (February 8, 2026)
If you're not interested in watching the Super Bowl, here are a few alternate suggestions for movies and TV shows to check out instead of the big game.
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Landman's Andy Garcia Starred In A Failed Sci-Fi Movie Based On A Classic Action Figure Line
Remember when Landman cast member Andy Garcia appeared in this sci-fi movie based on an action figure? Probably not, since no one saw it.
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10 Movies Roger Ebert Hated That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Film critic Roger Ebert was one of the best to ever do it, but every now and then he'd hate a movie that was actually pretty darn good. Here are 10 examples.
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Tupac Shakur's Acting Debut Was In An Infamous Chevy Chase Box Office Bomb
Tupac Shakur's acting debut came via a brief cameo in a box office bomb starring Chevy Chase and directed by Dan Aykroyd.
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What Happens To Nick Blaine In The Handmaid's Tale
Nick Blaine (Max Minghella) has one of the more complex arcs in all of The Handmaid's Tale. Here's what becomes of the character at the end of the show.
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Before Margot Robbie's Wuthering Heights, Stream Laurence Olivier's 1939 Version For Free
Wuthering Heights is returning to the big screen with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, but the 1939 adaptation starring Laurence Olivier is still a must-watch.
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Roger Ebert Gave Liam Neeson's Underseen Historical Adventure A Near-Perfect Score
One of Liam Neeson's best and most underappreciated films impressed the late, great Roger Ebert. Here's why you should check out this historical adventure.
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Ron Perlman's Underseen 1995 Sci-Fi Fantasy Movie Is A Visually Stunning Masterpiece
Before working on Alien: Resurrection, filmmaker Jean-Pierre Jeunet directed Ron Perlman in a truly visually extravagant sci-fi fantasy movie.
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Chris Evans Played A Villain In This Star-Studded 2025 Crime Comedy Streaming On Netflix
Chris Evans might be the heroic Captain America, but that makes his villainous roles so much fun to watch. Check out his latest on Netflix.
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David Bowie's Favorite TV Show Was An Obscure Drama You've Probably Never Heard Of
Even David Bowie super fans would probably have a hard time guessing the drama series that the legendary artist absolutely loved.
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John Connor Actor Edward Furlong Followed Up Terminator 2 With An Awful Stephen King Movie
After playing John Connor in Terminator 2 made Edward Furlong an overnight success, he followed it up with a Stephen King sequel no one seemed to like.
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Bob Dylan's Favorite Movie Is Martin Scorsese's Controversial '80s Masterpiece
Legendary singer/songwriter Bob Dylan once said that his favorite movie was Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ.
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Anora Star Mikey Madison Starred In A Hilarious TV Show That's A Hidden Gem On Hulu
Before Mikey Madison became an Oscar winner, she starred on a hit FX series that's currently available to stream on Hulu.
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X-Men: The Animated Series' Creative Team Almost Quit Over The Show's First Villains
The Sentinels were famously the first villains faced in X-Men: The Animated Series, but the show creators had to fight hard to make that happen.
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Before The Boys, Karl Urban Starred In A Canceled J. J. Abrams Sci-Fi Crime Series
The Boys star Karl Urban once lead a sci-fi crime series executive produced by J. J. Abrams, but it ended up getting canceled way too soon.
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10 Worst Superhero TV Shows Of All Time, Ranked
Superheroes may have become box office kings, but that didn't stop television from delivering some of the worst superhero shows of all time.
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George Clooney's First 'ER' Series Wasn't The One That Made Him Famous
Most know that George Clooney's breakthrough role took place on 'ER,' but few know that the long-running medical drama was his second time in an ER setting.
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This Batman Animated Series Used Clayface To Deliver One Of Its Darkest Episodes
Arguably the darkest ending of The New Batman Adventures, a continuation of Batman: The Animated Series, featured Clayface murdering a child on screen.
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Guillermo Del Toro's Toughest Movie To Make Was Also A Major Box Office Bomb
As a director, Guillermo del Toro has never backed down from a challenge. Unfortunately, perhaps his toughest film to make was also a box office flop.
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Starfleet Academy Episode 5's Final Scenes Remove The New Star Trek Comic From Official Canon
The final moments from episode 5 of Starfleet Academy establishes a new canon previously explored in the Star Trek comics.
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Kevin Costner's Notorious '90s Western Flop Is Streaming On Netflix
Kevin Costner's Wyatt Earp had the bad luck of coming out on the heels of Tombstone, and it flopped. Now, the Western is streaming on Netflix.
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