Oh really, Bruno Heller, showrunner of the hit Fox television show/Sisyphean punishment simulator Gotham? Superheroes don’t work well on TV? Do go on.

We didn’t really expect Class to have the same type of tone as the former Doctor Who spinoff anyway, but it’s kind of weird just how close the premise for Patrick Ness’ show actually is to the former adventures of Captain Jack and friends.

It’s still hard to imagine that Westworld is so close, especially given both the rumors of its delay and the tumultuous production. But now it’s just months away, we can start getting a much better picture of just what the series will look like.

It’s going to be a long while before we get to start hearing solid details about Game of Thrones’ seventh season, considering they’re having to wait for winter to actually come before they can start filming. But what we can do in the meantime is speculate a whole bunch about what these newly revealed casting calls…

They’re already making big waves in streaming shows thanks to Daredevil and friends on Netflix, but Marvel is bringing a new show to another service: fan favorite teenage superteam the Runaways are getting their own TV show on Hulu.

We’re living in the age of aftershows—Walking Dead has one. Game of Thrones has one. Mr. Robot has one. Hell, even The Star Wars Show has one! But none of these shows live up to what is still the ultimate aftershow of them all: Doctor Who Confidential.

Bright lights, big (gorilla) city! Come for the stunning views, stay for the highly intelligent apes desperately eager to beat you into a tiny Barry Allen-shaped pulp.

CBS might be open to taking on another superhero show—but for now, the CW is full-up on superpowered television series, at least according to its president. Turns out you can have too much of a good thing, sometimes.

If you thought that there couldn’t be a somehow even more delightful behind-the-scenes story behind the amazing Supergirl moment when Barry brings Kara and James Olsen ice cream, prepare to be proved wrong.

We’re finally on the cusp of Star Trek’s grand return to TV with the impending arrival of Star Trek: Discovery, but there have been many attempts over the year to get Trek on TV that weren’t nearly as successful. Here are four times the franchise tried to launch a new show, but failed to make it off the ground.

The CW’s DC Universe is getting a little bigger—and a little more diverse. Straight from the channel’s panel at the Television Critics Association summer tour, a new animated series for CW Seed has been revealed: and it’ll star the little-known DC comics hero Ray Terrill, better known as The Ray.

The latter half of last night’s episode of Mr. Robot was as taut a thriller as the show has ever done. But the first half was a descent into a late ‘80s/early ‘90s sitcom that was as bizarre as it was amusing.

This is a fairly constant problem in translating: What do you do when one of your biggest plot points depends on wordplay? In Game of Thrones’ case, it came up in one of the biggest moments from last season, forcing many international versions of the show to find some very creative solutions.

The latest behind-the-scenes featurette for the second half of Season 2 of Fear The Walking Dead shows us what’s in store for our spinoff heroes. In short, they’re searching. What for remains to be seen, but let’s hope it’s a more cohesive story.

For the first few weeks of Steven Universe’s “Summer of Steven,” we took a break from the show’s recent trend of worldbuilding-heavy plot arcs for some lighthearted downtime in Beach City. This week kicked the show back into high gear, though—especially with last night’s incredible episode.

It’s still incredibly weird that Divergent is suddenly going from humongous box office adaptation to TV show—but now we know a little but more about how that eventual transformation is going to be made. Not only will the final movie be re-adapted, but the series itself will continue to tell new stories in the Divergent…