The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Bewitched
Bewitched aired from 1964 to 1972. Much of the cast is no longer with us, but let's take a look at the few remaining Bewitched actors still alive today.
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Possum Ending Explained: Master Of Puppets
Possum is an extremely scary movie with pathos and soul to boot. Dive deep into that enigmatic ending with this complete explainer.
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Futurama's Time Equation Has An Actual, Practical Real-World Use
The math and science are always real, provable, and computable on Futurama. One equation in the film Bender's Big Score is practically mind-warping.
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Why Did Anakin Kill Padmé In Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith? The Dark Side Clouds Everything
Anakin Skywalker loved his wife Padmé so much that he would do anything for her. So why did he end up killing her (and a bunch of kids) in Revenge of the Sith?
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A 'Tantrum' Saved Star Trek: Picard's Enterprise-D Set From Destruction
For many Star Trek fans of a certain age, the Enterprise-D set feels like a second home, and it was joyous to see it back in action in Picard season 3.
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Patrick Stewart Knew Literally Nothing About The X-Men When He Was Asked To Play Charles Xavier
Patrick Stewart didn't know anything about X-Men when offered Charles Xavier, though he did worry the role would be too similar to Star Trek's Captain Picard.
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Why Suits Didn't Include Meghan Markle In The Show's Finale
Even though Meghan Markle starred in the show for seven seasons, she wasn't in the Suits finale. There's a simple reason why.
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The Short-Lived M*A*S*H Spinoff Everyone Totally Forgot About
Are you a big fan of M*A*S*H? What about the spinoff series, AfterMASH? If you haven't heard of it, well, you'd be forgiven. And here's why.
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Buffy Actors Indirectly Addressed The Elephant Of Joss Whedon When Making Slayers
Making a sequel to Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a chance to do repair some of the damage done to characters during Joss Whedon's tenure.
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The Scariest Episode Of The Twilight Zone Had A Sequel
The Twilight Zone is filled with over 100 terrifying tales, and one of the scariest of them all was given a sequel time has all but forgotten.
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Why Star Trek's Gates McFadden Struggled With Gene Roddenberry's Work
Gates McFadden, who played Dr. Beverly Crusher on several Star Trek projects, felt that creator Gene Roddenberry had some unenlightened ideas about women.
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X-Men: The Last Stand Director Quit Over A Nasty Trick Played On Halle Berry [NYCC]
Director Matthew Vaughn says that a studio executive prepared a fake X-Men: The Last Stand script to lure Halle Berry into signing on for the movie.
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Suzanne Somers, Star Of Three's Company And Step By Step, Has Died At 76
Actress Suzanne Somers, best known for playing Chrissy Snow in Three's Company, has died at the age of 76 following a battle with cancer.
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A Moment From Robert Pattinson's Batman Audition Actually Inspired A Scene In The Film
As Robert Pattinson was getting into costume for his The Batman audition, Matt Reeves played a song from the score and inspired a scene in the final film.
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The Frasier Guest Stars We Most Want To See In The Reboot
Frasier's original run saw an enormous and varied amount of guest stars, and we've hand-picked the very best that we want to see return for Paramount's reboot.
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Why Bones Was Canceled And Why We Should Blame Fox
Before streaming took off, Fox was notorious for setting shows up to fail. Even the network's hit series Bones could only avoid being canceled for so long.
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One Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom Location Posed A Chronological Challenge
Due to the natural elements, most of the scenes in the village of Mayapore in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom had to be shot in non-chronological order.
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Is Roger Rabbit 2 Ever Going To Happen Or Has The Sequel Been Dipped?
Disney has been trying to make Roger Rabbit 2 for decades but to no avail. Is there still a chance of the sequel happening one day? Here's what we know.
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The Creators Of The A-Team Were Forced To Agree To One Rule To Air During Prime Time [Exclusive]
The A-Team is '80s cornball TV at its best, but it is a surprisingly violent show. The series' creators got away with it all using one simple rule.
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The Admirable Reason Behind Patrick J. Adams' Suits Exit
Patrick J. Adams' exit may have come as a surprise to Suits fans, but the actor felt his character, Mike Ross, had reached his natural endpoint on the show.
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Pete Davidson's Hit Or Miss Saturday Night Live Hopped On The Taylor Swift Hype Train
Pete Davidson returned to host Saturday Night Live for the first time after leaving the series at the end of season 47, and yes, Taylor Swift was there too.
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Star Wars Rebels Almost Made The Force Unleashed's Starkiller Into An Inquisitor
Before Star Wars Rebels introduced the Inquisitorius, Darth Vader's secret apprentice Starkiller was tasked with hunting down Jedi in The Force Unleashed.
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Does William Wyler Deserve To Be The Most Nominated Director In Oscars History? An Investigation
William Wyler made countless indelible Hollywood films, from Mrs. Miniver to Ben-Hur. But does he deserve to be the most nominated director in Academy history?
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Once Upon A Studio Directors On Making Us All Cry With Our Disney Faves [Exclusive Interview]
Trent Correy and Dan Abraham, the directors of the Disney short Once Upon a Studio, tell us about getting the voice actors back and their deep cut Easter eggs.
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Seinfeld Used A Season 9 Moment To Retcon Kramer's Original Pilot Name
Most of Seinfeld is drawn from real life, but Larry David's inspiration for the fan-favorite character Kramer almost cost him that name.
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Saturday Night Live Gives Pete Davidson His Own Version Of Barbie's Ken Song
Pete Davidson explores life's mysteries (like why women love him so much, and why no one watched his TV show) in Saturday Night Live's Barbie parody.
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Star Trek Came In Handy For Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet Of Curiosities
It's no surprise that Star Trek influenced a project by Panos Cosmatos, given the latter's penchant for the surreal and the former's broad cultural impact.
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