The cult-beloved star of 'Foundation,' 'The Hobbit,' and the upcoming 'Running Man' (to name just a few) is having a big moment, and we are here for it.
As fans of the show well know, Brother Day has no problem showing off his clone-honed physique.
'The Darkness' ends season three with a lot of twists, with Karlsen's Bayta at the center of the action.
Breaking down all the wild reveals, twists, and WTF choices in 'The Darkness.'
Apple TV+ has renewed its highly entertaining Isaac Asimov adaptation for another round of psychic warfare, galactic power grabs, and cosmic mysteries.
Season three's penultimate episode, 'The Paths That Choose Us,' was a total game-changer.
With the galaxy's future hanging by a thread, Ambassador Quent and Brother Dusk crossed a line in 'Foundation's End.'
With three episodes left to go in season three, Pritcher himself talks to io9 about the galaxy's latest crisis.
Episode seven, the ominously titled 'Foundation's End,' featured some intriguing storytime with the Mule.
The latest episode, 'The Shape of Time,' gave us a reunion centuries in the making.
As the villainous Mule grows in strength, cloak-and-dagger tactics have entered the fight.
Season three's fifth episode, 'Where Tyrants Spend Eternity,' finds Toran and Bayta Mallow realizing their carefree days as intergalactic socialites are over.
Demerzel, the show's secret robot, revealed something in episode four she's been keeping quiet for 300 years.
Season three’s second episode, ‘Shadows in the Math,’ introduced a whole new character class to the sci-fi series.
Brother Dusk (Terrence Mann) and Brother Dawn (Cassian Bilton) get expanded plotlines in the Apple TV+ series' new season.
Gaal wakes from a very long slumber ready for action—and maybe a chance to save the human race—when Apple TV+'s Asimov adaptation returns.
The veteran actor stars as the complicated 'psychohistorian' in Apple TV+'s Asimov adaptation, returning for season three July 11.
The Mule arrives ready to spark some major chaos on Apple TV+'s Isaac Asimov adaptation.
He's played multiple versions of the Cleon clone throughout Apple TV+'s Asimov adaptation—but this one's his favorite so far.
Laura Birn reflects on Demerzal's new dilemma ahead of the show's return to Apple TV+.
