The Real Reason The Star Wars Series The Acolyte Was Canceled
There are multiple factors that led to the Star Wars series The Acolyte being canceled, but one particular reason is bigger than the rest.
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Star Trek Writers Had To Fight Gene Roddenberry For One Worf-Focused Episode
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry didn't see Worf as a primary character on The Next Generation. Hey, sometimes even geniuses have bad takes! -
What Happened To The Cast Of Prison Break?
Prison Break ran for four seasons on Fox, and many of the main cast members are still acting today. Here's what they've been up to since the series ended. -
The Only Actors Still Alive From The Bionic Woman
The Bionic Woman only ran for a few seasons, yet it left a strong cultural imprint. Let's catch up with the surviving members of its cast. -
Frank Sinatra Had One Condition To Appear In Magnum P.I.
Frank Sinatra was a huge Magnum P.I. fan and was keen to appear on the series, but he had a simple requirement that needed to be met first. -
Gene Roddenberry's Original Star Trek Pitch Gave Spock A Familiar Home Planet
Spock is perhaps Star Trek's defining character. However, in Gene Roddeneberry's original pitch for the series, the Vulcan had a different home world. -
The Creepy Connection Between The Boys And What We Do In The Shadows
The Boys and What We Do in the Shadows share an unusual prop that you'd never realize was used for both shows. -
The Director Of Netflix's Latest Sci-Fi Thriller Directed A Must-Watch Promo For A Now-Canceled Show
The director of Netflix's It's What's Inside once made a promo for the live-action Cowboy Bebop show, and it's bursting with the same creativity as the film. -
The Rings Of Power Just Teased One Of Middle-Earth's Most Important Locations
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 wrapped up by seemingly revealing an important location in Middle-earth history. -
Worf Actor Michael Dorn Almost Made His Star Trek Return Years Before Picard
It's great that Trekkies got to catch up with Worf on Star Trek: Picard, but another series nearly brought the cranky Klingon back years earlier. -
The Rings Of Power Reveals Why The Balrog That Killed Gandalf Is Called Durin's Bane
The season 2 finale of The Rings of Power explains why the Balrog, the fiery creature that later kills Gandalf, got the nickname of "Durin's Bane." -
The Rings Of Power Season 2 Reveals The Stranger's Identity – And He's A Classic Lord Of The Rings Character
The finale of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 finally reveals the identity of the mysterious Stranger, played by Daniel Weyman. -
The Rings Of Power Has A Triple Samwise Gamgee Homage In Season 2
Remember Samwise Gamgee's big speech at the end of The Two Towers? The final episodes of Rings of Power season 2 called back to that moment in a big way. -
The Boys Season 4 Sister Sage Lobotomy Twist Explained By The Series Showrunner And Star
There are plenty of storylines where The Boys' willingness to go NSFW pays off, especially Sister Sage's (Susan Heyward) lobotomy in season 4. -
Rings Of Power Finally Unveils An Important Object From Lord Of The Rings
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 finale features a hugely important object that will change the history of Middle-earth forever. -
Why Game Of Thrones Replaced Its Original Daenerys Actress With Emilia Clarke
Emilia Clarke has become synonymous with her Game of Thrones character, but she wasn't the original choice for Daenerys Targaryen. -
The Marvel Comic That Profoundly Inspired Game Of Thrones Author George R.R. Martin
One of the major elements of Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin's writing was inspired by a classic Marvel Comics storyline. -
Was That Controversial Rings Of Power Season 2 Kiss Romantic? Here's The Truth
One of the participants in that controversial kiss in season 2 of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power weighs in about the intentions behind it. -
Why The Beverly Hills Cop TV Show Never Happened, According To Director Barry Sonnenfeld
There was once a Beverly Hills Cop TV show in the works, and a pilot was even shot with Brandon T. Jackson and Eddie Murphy. So what happened? -
Stargate SG-1 Set A Sci-Fi Guinness World Record That Was Broken By Superman
Stargate: SG-1 was successful enough to break a Guinness World Record over the course of its run, only for a Superman series to snatch the title away. -
What Happens To Homelander At The End Of The Boys Comic Book Series
While Homelander is as vile in the original Boys comic books as he is in the show, his arc in the comics is markedly different from the TV adaptation. -
Why Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Avery Brooks Changed His Benjamin Sisko Look
Avery Brooks adapted his best look as Benjamin Sisko partway into Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but the reason he didn't have it at first is pretty frustrating. -
Showtime Pushed For Nudity In Stargate SG-1, But One Star Fought Back
Showtime initially envisioned Stargate SG-1 as being more of an adult-themed series, which didn't sit well with the show's cast and creatives. -
The Boys Creator Eric Kripke Is Ending The Series With Season 5 For A 'Stupid' Reason
The Boys creator Eric Kripke feels season 5 is the right time to end the comic book show for what he's admitted is a 'wonky' reason. -
HBO's Last Of Us Season 2 Trailer Introduces Kaitlyn Dever's Abby & The Seraphites
The Last of Us season 2 trailer has finally arrived and provides our first look at Kaitlyn Dever as Abby and the Seraphites on the series. -
The Rings Of Power's Big Battle Nearly Featured An Even More Extreme Death Scene [Exclusive]
The gigantic battle scene in The Rings of Power season 2 almost featured a gnarly death scene that was much more extreme than the one we actually saw. -
Rings Of Power Reveals Why The Rings Of Men Turned Them Evil
In The Rings of Power season 2, audiences discover why the Nine rings of Men cause their wearers to eventually become ringwraiths.
