Almost None Of The Dialogue In Star Trek's Miri Was In The Original Script
The Star Trek episode 'Miri' is a bit of a mess, with only 20 percent of its original script having been retained in the final version.
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CBS Wanted To Remove The Titular Island From Gilligan's Island
One CBS executive thought Gilligan's Island would have made a better travelogue show instead of a desert island show.
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Bones' Tamara Taylor Once Spilled Some Outrageous (And Untrue) Spoilers
Bones star Tamara Taylor had some fun dropping fake spoilers ahead of the long-running procedural's series finale.
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The Star Trek: Discovery Episode That Was 'Painful' For Sonequa Martin-Green
Sonequa Martin-Green faced off against a younger version of herself in an episode of Star Trek: Discovery, but it wasn't only the physical aspect that was hard.
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The Simpsons 'Deeply Offended' Johnny Carson With Their First Cameo Pitch
The Simpsons' writers originally wrote an episode for Johnny Carson that he hated, so they took a completely different approach to get him on board.
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The Head Of Fox Once Taught Legendary Director Howard Hawks A Lesson He Never Forgot
Early in director Howard Hawks' career, he learned a crucial lesson from the head of Fox about the tension of making movies for studios and audiences.
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An Unaired Version Of Star Trek's Second Pilot Was Saved By The Smithsonian
An extended cut of Star Trek's second pilot, 'Where No Man Has Gone Before,' was long thought lost, but had actually been rescued by the Smithsonian.
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One Underrated Twilight Zone Episode Is A True Crime Cautionary Tale
The Twilight Zone episode 'I Am the Night - Color Me Black' has a timeless message that very much applies to true crime culture.
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Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid's Classic Song Had A Whole Lot Of Haters
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid's use of 'Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head' got a lot of pushback, including from one of the film's stars.
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Why Sister Sage Was An Especially Difficult Character For The Boys' Showrunners
The Boys' Sister Sage is the smartest person on the planet, which isn't exactly an easy character to write for.
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The Twilight Zone's Night Call Was Directed By One Of Hollywood's First Horror Masters
Before we had horror auteurs like John Carpenter and Wes Craven, we had Jacques Tourneur, who also directed the Night Call episode of The Twilight Zone.
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Bones Auctioned Off Classic Props From The Show After The Series Finale
Somewhere out there, some Bones fan has Gormogon's silver skeleton, possibly along with other props from the show.
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Ryn's Prosthetics In Star Trek: Discovery Were Cumbersome And Limiting
Noah Averbach-Katz had to don some uncomfortable prosthetics to play Ryn on Star Trek: Discovery.
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Austin Butler's Best Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Austin Butler may have lost himself for his role in Elvis, but that's not his top-rated movie on Rotten Tomatoes.
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New Deadpool & Wolverine Funko POPs Include Some Spoilery Multiverse Characters
A new wave of Deadpool & Wolverine Funko POPs have been revealed, showing off some of the strange multiverse characters we'll meet in the movie.
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A Quiet Place: Day One Breaks The Silence With $53 Million Opening Weekend
Horror prequel A Quiet Place: Day One is off to a franchise-best start at the box office, and is on track for a $53 million opening weekend.
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Quentin Tarantino Recruited Kurt Russell For Death Proof By Being A Giant Nerd
Quentin Tarantino's nerdy knowledge of Kurt Russell's career helped convince the actor to sign on for Death Proof.
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Why Cartoon Network's Sailor Moon Censorship Totally Failed (For The Better)
The English dub of Sailor Moon that first aired on Cartoon Network was heavily censored.
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A Quiet Place: Day One Pulls Off One Thing Marvel Has Always Tried To Do
A Quiet Place: Day One shows what it means to be a director-friendly franchise (unlike the Marvel Cinematic Universe).
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How Multiple Simpsons Actors Ended Up In 1998's Godzilla
Fans of The Simpsons know the voices of the characters very well, but their faces made an appearance in Godzilla 1998.
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The Rings Of Power Season 2 Will Resolve A Sauron-Sized Plot Hole
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 will address a matter of fan debate regarding Sauron (Charlie Vickers).
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Stephen King Created Pennywise Out Of An Innocent Children's Tale
Stephen King got the idea for Pennywise in IT from a classic fairy tale about another monster that likes to hang out beneath walkways.
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Timothée Chalamet's Best Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Timothée Chalamet has quickly come a long way, yet his best-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes is still one of his earliest ones.
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Kevin Costner Saved The Bodyguard's Classic Whitney Houston Moment From Pushback
The Bodyguard wouldn't have featured Whiney Houston's defining song had Kevin Costner not talked her label out of making a colossal mistake.
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Glen Powell's Worst Movie Ever, According To Rotten Tomatoes
This forgotten legal thriller from 2016 is Glen Powell's worst movie, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes.
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The Classic Disney Movie That Inspired Stephen King's Horror Career
Disney's Bambi scarred Stephen King for life and helped inspire his career writing horror ... but you might be surprised by the scene that traumatized him.
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Martin Mull, Clue And Arrested Development Actor, Has Died At 80
Beloved legendary comedian, actor, musician, and painter Martin Mull has passed away. The singular talent was 80.
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