Crisis On Infinite Earths: The Mark Hamill Joker Voice Controversy, Explained
Crisis on Infinite Earths was to mark the final collaboration between Kevin Conroy's Batman and Mark Hamill's Joker. So ... what happened? Let us explain.
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The Best Episodes Of Interview With The Vampire (So Far), Ranked
While AMC's Interview with the Vampire has yet to air a bad episode, there are a few episodes we'd rank just a hair or two above the rest. -
One Dragonstone Prop In House Of The Dragon Season 2 Demands A Closer Look
House of the Dragon season 2 raises questions about a certain Dragonstone prop and how it found its way there to begin with. -
The Boys Season 4's Weirdest Scene Left Homelander Actor Antony Starr Totally Shocked
Even The Boys actor Antony Starr was caught off-guard by the strangest Homelander moment in season 4. -
One Of The Simpsons' Most Controversial Episodes Was Banned Overseas
The Simpsons are no strangers to poking fun at political figures, but one country banned an episode for mocking theirs. -
Obi-Wan Kenobi Almost Included This Beloved Clone Wars Character
Back when Obi-Wan Kenobi was a movie and not a show, it featured a key character from the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars TV show. -
Why Star Trek's Colm Meaney Doesn't Think He'll Play Miles O'Brien Again
Don't expect to see Colm Meaney suit up as Miles O'Brien in any of the new Star Trek shows. Here's why he's not interested in reprising his role. -
How Kit Harington Really Feels About Game Of Thrones Season 8
Game of Thrones season 8 was notoriously hated by fans for its disappointing end to an epic story, but star Kit Harington has his own thoughts on it. -
The Boys Creator's New Comic Gives The Vought Treatment To Dungeons & Dragons
The Boys creator Garth Ennis launches a new comic series, Babs, which puts a satirical spin on swords and sorcery fantasy tales. -
Star Trek Features Some Brilliant References To Frank Herbert's Dune
The minds behind Star Trek are clearly big fans of Frank Herbert's Dune and have frequently made sly references to the classic sci-fi story. -
One Classic Episode Of The Simpsons Cut A Catherine O'Hara Cameo
Legendary comedienne Catherine O'Hara very nearly appeared on a golden age episode of The Simpsons, but didn't quite fit her part. -
A Character Actor You Loved To Hate Almost Played The Professor On Gilligan's Island
Gilligan's Island nearly cast one of film and television's most beloved jerks (onscreen, not off) as The Professor. -
The Bones Episode That Got Pulled After A Real School Shooting
A Bones season 2 episode was shuffled back into season 3 in the wake of a real-life shooting in 2007. -
The Stephen King Cameo The Author Considers His 'Finest Moment' Is Not In A Stephen King Movie
Stephen King considers this non-Stephen King movie cameo to be his 'finest moment.' -
A Gross Garbage Scene In Bones Had The Cast Surrounded By Bugs And Carcasses
The Bones cast found themselves quite literally down in the dumps while filming season 2's 'The Boy in the Shroud.' -
Why Stephen King Called His X-Files Episode A 'Very Odd Experience'
Stephen King was a fan of The X-Files and asked to write an episode. He was given the chance, but found the experience 'very odd.' -
The Story Behind Buffy The Vampire Slayer's Many, Many Star Wars Easter Eggs
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's countless nods to Star Wars were the result of a very geeky writers' room. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Maude
Maude remains an important cornerstone of the sitcom house Norman Lear built, and several key actors in the series are still with us today. -
Star Trek's Prime Directive Had A Grim Real-Life Inspiration
Star Trek's Prime Directive is an anti-colonialist measure that evolved as a direct response to a real-life historical atrocity. -
From Art To Pennywise, Ranking The 11 Scariest Clowns In Horror
Clowns are terrifying to millions, and some of that can be blamed on movies and TV shows making them monsters. Here's a list of the scariest clowns in horror. -
The Five Main Reasons Celebrities Agree To Guest Star On The Simpsons
The Simpsons have had nearly a thousand guest stars over the years, and if you ask the writers, there are five reasons why performers agree to show up. -
This Classic Hollywood Multi-Hyphenate Set Her Sights On Gilligan's Island
Gilligan's Island had its fair share of directors over the course of its run, but perhaps none more interesting than a real movie star-turned-director. -
X-Men '97 Season 2 Footage Reveals New Costumes & Familiar Villains [D23]
Marvel Studios previewed hit animated series X-Men '97 at D23, revealing comics-accurate costumes and returning characters from the original show. -
Every Season Of Superstore, Ranked
Superstore is one of the last great network sitcoms to break through in the streaming era, so we went ahead and ranked every season. -
The Real Reason Russell Johnson & Dawn Wells Weren't In The Gilligan's Island Opening
The original opening to Gilligan's Island merely introduced Russell Watson and Dawn Wells as 'and the rest,' although that would later change. -
Why Star Trek's Rebecca Romijn Finds Trekkies Less Scary Than Marvel Fans
Rebecca Romijn knows a thing or two about fandoms, but even the X-Men and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds star finds Marvel fans intimidating. -
The House Of The Dragon Season 2 Finale's Dumbest Moment Demands A Closer Look
The House of the Dragon season 2 finale's Criston Cole and Gwayne Hightower scene is kind of baffling when you really scrutinize it.
