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William Shatner had a grand ol' time behind the scenes on the otherwise serious Star Trek: The Original Series episode 'The Deadly Years.'
'The Devil's Chord' is Doctor Who's first proper musical episode, but it lacks the elements that made Buffy's 'Once More With Feeling' so great.
Some suspension of disbelief is necessary to buy into sci-fi movies, but even so, the Predator franchise still has some details that just don't make sense.
The original opening scenes for Denis Villeneuve's first Dune movie would have shown the creation of Arrakis, inspired by the Book of Genesis.
Even with Disney's backing, Doctor Who didn't have the cash to license the rights to Beatles songs in its newest episode. The show had to...let it be.
Latino audiences were not thrilled when Cartoon Network decided to cancel Speedy Gonzales. Here's why the problematic character still endures today.
Hollywood's latest trend, streaming bundles, might seem like a valuable proposition for subscribers, but they're not good for artists.
Sony Pictures and Marvel Entertainment's Madame Web was a box office flop, but now it's the number one movie on Netflix in the United States.
Wolverine has plenty of questionable decisions and deadly actions across movies, TV shows, and comics. Here are some of the worst things he's done.
Stilgar's awed reactions to the Lisan al Gaib in Dune: Part Two became a viral meme, and director Denis Villeneuve is pleased people saw the humor.
The title of Netflix's Baby Reindeer is important to understanding its ending and the show's exploration of the cycle of abuse, trauma, and assault.
Remember when Family Guy's Stewie met David Boreanaz's Booth from Bones? It really happened in Bones season 4's 'The Critic in the Cabernet.'
Director Wes Ball's Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes performed well in its first weekend at the box office. Here are five reasons it succeeded.
Doctor Who and his latest companion met up with The Beatles in a time travel plot in the show's latest episode. Here's why the episode worked so well.
Dune director Denis Villeneuve opted to have the movie's opening quotes spoken by a Sardaukar priest, instead of by Princess Irulan like in the book.
