DeForest Kelley Made A Change To Star Trek's Dr. McCoy In The Voyage Home
Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy experienced an attitude adjustment toward a particular character in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, thanks to actor DeForest Kelley.
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The Terminator Plot Fox Killed By Canceling The Sarah Connor Chronicles
With the Sarah Connor Chronicles canceled, fans never found out what the plot of the third season would be. But there are hints. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Babylon 5 Franchise
The extended universe of Babylon 5 is vast and includes many TV movies. Here's the correct order to watch it all. -
An Improvised Scene In Loki Poked Fun At Another Ad-Libbed Marvel Moment
Tom Hiddleston is a living Loki encyclopedia, which came in handy when he improvised a scene on the Loki series inspired by an ad-libbed Thor moment. -
One Star Trek: The Original Series Episode Had The Cast Swimming In Their Sweat
Actor Michael Dante found out just how hot Vasquez Rocks can get while filming the Star Trek: The Original Series episode 'Friday's Child.' -
Elinor Donahue Played An Unseen Second Role In Star Trek's Metamorphosis Episode
When the Star Trek episode 'Metamorphosis' needed someone to step in for the amorphous Companion on-set, costar Elinor Donohue was more than happy to oblige. -
This Was Anton Yelchin's Favorite Episode From Star Trek: The Original Series
Anton Yelchin did his homework for Star Trek by watching original episodes. He had one favorite among the bunch. -
One Broadway Musical Has Become The Horror Movie Gateway We Never Saw Coming
A shocking number of people who have played Matilda Wormwood in Matilda the Musical have gone on to star in horror movies. -
X-Men '97 Reveals The Future Of A Not-Quite-Dead Marvel Mutant
Episode 7 of Marvel's X-Men '97 showed that not all of the mutants died on Genosha, but will they join the X-Men? -
Star Trek: Discovery Finally Gave Us A Closer Look At The Franchise's Most Mysterious Villain
Star Trek: Discovery season 5 finally unmasked one of the franchise's most enigmatic aliens in its latest episode. -
Star Trek: Discovery Just Brought A Legendary Original Series Episode Back Into The Mix
One of the very best episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series gets a notable nod in the latest episode of Star Trek: Discovery. Spoilers ahead! -
Fallout Looks So Different Without Special Effects
Fallout used virtual sets for many expansive locations, but you wouldn't know it by looking at the Prime Video series. Let's break down some special effects. -
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 Looks To Payoff A Dangling Clone Wars Plot Thread
Heading into its series finale, Star Wars: The Bad Batch has circled back to a dangling plot thread involving one of Palpatine's secret schemes in Clone Wars. -
The Creature From The Black Lagoon Lives! Is The Perfect New Comic For Horror Movie Fans
If you fancy yourself a horror fan, you've gotta get your hands on The Creature From The Black Lagoon Lives! -
A Long-Lost Piece Of Star Trek History Has Been Found – And Returned To The Roddenberry Family
An important item used in the classic opening credits for The Original Series has found its way back to the family of late Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. -
One Of The Most Important, And Undersung, Figures In Star Trek History Has Passed Away
Without Star Trek fan John Trimble, it's possible the way modern science fiction and genre fans interact with their favorite projects would look very different. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Lost In Space
Danger, Will Robinson! Here are the only major actors still alive from Lost in Space and what they've been up to after all these years. -
Anton Yelchin's Chekov Accent In Star Trek Was Inaccurate On Purpose
Despite having Russian parents, Anton Yelchin intentionally gave Chekov an inaccurate accent in Star Trek. Here's why. -
How Battlestar Galactica Recruited A Star Trek Alum For Its Best Villain
Though the Cylons were the main baddies of Battlestar Galactica, the show's best villain was Admiral Helena Cain, played by Star Trek alum Michelle Forbes. -
Rod Serling's Wax Museum: The Twilight Zone Sequel That Was Buried Before It Began
Had Rod Serling gotten his way, he would've continued to tell 'stories of the weird, the wild, and the wondrous' in the Twilight Zone sequel series Wax Museum. -
How Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry Coaxed Elinor Donahue Out Of Acting Retirement
Elinor Donahue was enjoying a retirement from acting when Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry came calling. -
A Scrapped Idea For Obi-Wan Kenobi Would Have Made Him A Complete Loser
Obi-Wan Kenobi star Ewan McGregor says an early idea for the show had his character working as a waiter, drinking too much, and getting beaten up. -
Futurama's Death By Snu Snu Episode Is Yet Another Ode To Star Trek
Futurama's Amazon Women in the Mood gave us the phrase 'death by snu-snu,' was inspired by Star Trek, and definitely awoke something in a lot of viewers. -
Star Trek Tried To Put Jennifer Hetrick In A Love Triangle With Q And Picard
Jennifer Hetrick's Star Trek character Vash was brought back for a potential love triangle angle involving Robin Hood. -
Star Trek Beyond Had A Deeper Backstory For Krall's Army That Fans Never Got To See
Director Justin Lin wanted to dig deeper into the origins of Krall's army in Star Trek Beyond, but these 'loftier ambitions' had to be set aside. -
Sonequa Martin-Green Admits That Star Trek: Discovery Had A 'Wobbly' Start
Sonequa Martin-Green is freely willing to admit that Star Trek: Discovery didn't hit its stride right out the gate. -
How Walton Goggins Became Fallout's Hideous (But Somehow Still Handsome) Ghoul
The act of changing ultra-handsome Walton Goggins into the still-weirdly-handsome Ghoul in Fallout was restrictive, but Goggins Goggins'd his way through it.
