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Filmmaking is a complex process that leaves lots of room for screw-ups and diversions. Plenty of weird things have happened on set, and since these stories typically make for perfect late night talk show fodder, actors are often more than happy to share their strangest stories with the world.

"Star Trek: The Next Generation" gave us its share of unexpected moments, staggering twists, and season-ending cliffhangers. Here's the most surprising.

From Betty solving her problems with maple syrup and a very hot hot tub to Jughead slicing a rival gangster's arm open, here are the craziest things to ever happen in Riverdale.

Making a film with real big cats, what could go wrong? Well, quite a lot actually, and some of the stars of "Roar" still have the scars to prove it.

From Russian invasions to Eleven's lost powers to the destruction of Fort Byers, these are the shocking moments viewers never saw coming in "Stranger Things."

From Mjolnir worthiness to the villainous moves of Killmonger and Vulture to the deaths of Coulson and Black Widow, these are the MCU's most unexpected moments.

Spider-Man likes to blame all the bad things that happen to him on "the old Parker luck." We have a better name for it: karma.

With Season 4 on the way, "Stranger Things" would be smart to lean into Eleven and Max's friendship, Mike's likability, more mystery - and these other elements.

"Riverdale's" final season took the gang back to the 1950s, but original plans involved an even more ambitious time-travel storyline.

With more television options than ever before, we have great episodes at our fingertips -- but we also have some pretty terrible ones, too.

"Riverdale" Season 7's finale gives most of the characters a happy ending, but some deleted scenes reveal grislier fates for some of the townsfolk.

With The CW's "Riverdale" series ending, Looper has an exclusive first look at the next comic you should read when you start missing Archie and the gang.

"Firefly" was only on TV for a few months in 2002, but we're still talking about it two decades later. What are the odds we'll see the Serenity soar again?

TV shows this year may have given us plenty of highs, but they've also provided plenty of lows. Join us as we reflect on some of the worst TV moments of 2022.

All good things must come to an end -- here are some of the best television shows going off the air in 2023.

Here are some of the biggest plot holes in "Riverdale."

What if KJ Apa replaced Ezra Miller as The Flash, but this time as Wally West? A piece of fan art from 2022 offered a glimpse into that possibility.

We like to think of movie sets as relatively safe, but these movies were among the most hazardous ever to the health (and sometimes the lives) of cast and crew.

Discover which of the wild stunts on "Viva La Bam" were the most dangerous.

It's not just "I am your father." Here are the most unexpected events that occurred in a certain galaxy far, far away.

Lili Reinhart, Madelaine Petsch, and Camila Mendes reunited for another Halloween photoshoot, and this one was inspired by notable DC Universe villains.

"Breaking Bad" kept viewers hooked with its unpredictable plot and characters. Here are the most unexpected things to happen in "Breaking Bad."

The "Harry Potter" franchise surprised, enthralled, and delighted with its twists and turns. Here are the most unexpected things to happen in "Harry Potter."

With interest in Wesley Snipes' version of Blade heightened by his appearance in "Deadpool and Wolverine," could a 4th film for Snipes' Daywalker be on the way?

"Clueless" won over the hearts of audiences when it was first released in 1995, but somehow, its devoted following hasn't earned a sequel -- yet, anyway.

"Saw X" marked a return to form for the franchise, but what are the chances of a sequel? We take a look at whether "Saw 11" will ever happen.

It's been many years since the release of "Ocean's Thirteen," but some fans are still waiting hopefully for the next installment in the heist franchise.

"Eternals" could easily be the most polarizing chapter of the MCU. But maybe Kingo and his pals just need a second chance to truly flourish.

The "Matrix" trilogy was one of sci-fi's most successful and influential franchises. Then a fourth film flopped 18 years later. Will there ever be a fifth?

It seems that "The Conjuring" franchise might be preparing to wrap up in the next few years, but how likely is it that we will see "The Nun 3"?