30 years ago today, Star Trek: Voyager sought coffee in a nebula–kickstarting the best captain's drinking habit in the franchise.
Netflix's Karate Kid spinoff show has come to an end with a final batch of 5 episodes–here's what worked, and what didn't.
The now-confirmed season 3 will revolve around Sauron's second major war against the Elves, as he begins to lay down plans to forge the One Ring.
What's the only thing better than a werewolf? A meta-werewolf!
If an animated Saga adaptation is ever attempted, it must come from this breakout production studio.
Rurouni Kenshin is anime's exhibit A of separating the art from the artist.
Daredevil: Born Again continues the feud between Daredevil and Kingpin, and it's going to be as vicious as ever.
Mark Grayson and Samantha Eve Wilkin's budding relationship had a weird hurdle to cross in the original comic.
Dan Erickson dishes on the two big moments within "Woe's Hollow" and how they'll shape the rest of Severance's second season.
Crunchyroll's The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You is the final boss of polycule fanservice anime.
Episode 4 of season 2, 'Woe's Hollow', took the Innies outie, and now everything is topsy turvy.
Watch the fan-beloved animated show online or streaming on Disney+.
Thirty years ago today, 'Phage' introduced us to the Vidiians, giving Star Trek one of its best body horror scares wrapped in layers of tragedy.
The Slayer herself revealed that a Buffy revival has been in the works for a while ahead of this week's announcement.
Netflix's Karate Kid sequel show ends this month; we're sad it's over, but grateful that it happened.
We’re only three episodes in, and the Apple TV+ series already has us racking both sides of our brain with theories and queries.
Seasons 1-3 of the sci-fi standout may be leaving Prime Video soon, so here are the key episodes to re-watch right now.
Weeks after the theatrical cut of GQuuuuuuX's opening episodes hit Japanese theaters, we've now got our best look yet at Gundam's ambitious new series.
A new report says Hulu could bring back the 1990s cult horror favorite with its original star, and direction by Oscar winner Chloé Zhao.
Season two of the acclaimed video game adaptation arrives on HBO and Max this April—with Kaitlyn Dever taking on the key role of Abby.
