Star Trek: SNW S2E2 Puts The Spotlight Back On Genetic Engineering
"Star Trek" has often featured stories about genetic engineering, and Season 2, Episode 2 of "Strange New Worlds" brings the focus back to this topic.
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Star Wars Had One Sith Lord Who Wasn't Evil - And That's Important
Though the character isn't technically canon any more, "Star Wars" had one Sith Lord who wasn't actually all that evil. And that's important for the future. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Bloodwine Explained
Trekkies may have noticed an interesting beverage during a recent episode of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds." -
Why The Combat-Enhancing Drugs In Strange New Worlds S2E1 Don't Belong In The Star Trek Franchise
The combat-enhancing drugs in "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" Season 2, Episode 1 don't belong in the typically violence-averse "Star Trek" franchise. -
Star Trek: SNW S2E1 Continues To Set The Stage For A Spock And Nurse Chapel Romance
Season 2, Episode 1 of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" continues to set the stage for a Spock and Nurse Chapel romance, even foreshadowing the original series. -
Andor Season 2: How Many Episodes Are There?
The first season of "Andor" consisted of 12 episodes, and checking out IMDb, it looks like the Season 2 of "Andor" will also be comprised of 12 episodes. -
Deadliest Catch's Edgar Hansen Felt Real Fear In A Near-Capsize Situation
The crews on "Deadliest Catch" have to contend with some dangerous waves. Even a veteran like Edgar Hansen can feel fear in these situations. -
How Old Was Darth Vader When He Died And What Actually Killed Him?
Though "Star Wars" fans know the inevitable fate of Darth Vader, how old was the Sith Lord when he died and what was it that actually killed him? -
Transformers: How Pete Davidson Convinced Rise Of The Beasts To Break The 4th Wall
"Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" star Pete Davidson delivered some iconic one-liners in the new film that convinced the filmmakers to break the fourth wall. -
Law & Order: SVU - Who Killed Layla Briggs?
Here's everything fans of "Law and Order: SVU" need to know about who killed Layla Briggs, as the story is more complex than it initially seems. -
Marvel Comics Pits Wolverine Against The Predator In New Miniseries
Marvel Comics has announced the new limited series "Predator vs. Wolverine," and this won't be the first time a Predator has fought a superhero. -
Whatever Happened To GeoOrbital After Shark Tank?
In Season 9 of "Shark Tank," the assembled investors reviewed a novel pitch from GeoOrbital. Here's what happened to the company afterward. -
Former Bob's Burgers Co-Star Jay Johnston Faces Legal Trouble Over Alleged Actions During Jan 6 Riot
Jay Johnston, who voiced Jimmy Pesto on "Bob's Burgers," is facing charges over his alleged involvement in the January 6 riot at the Capital. -
Good Omens Season 2 Trailer Promises A War Between Heaven & Hell
"Good Omens" is back and the trailer for Season 2 seems to promise an imminent war between heaven and hell inadvertently drawing in the protagonists. -
Captain America 4 Gets A Brand New Subtitle
Naturally, "Captain America 4" spotlights Sam Wilson, and even though Steve Rogers has retired, the films will continue with the tradition of subtitles. -
Spider-Verse: Anime Fans Spot A Wild Gurren Lagann Lookalike (For A Second Time)
The villain of "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" is striking a chord with anime fans, and they've been very vocal about the similarities they've spotted. -
Whatever Happened To Splikity After Shark Tank?
In 2015, the Clark brothers went on "Shark Tank" to pitch their password encryption smartphone app, Splikity. Whatever happened to Splikity after "Shark Tank?" -
Labyrinth: Jim Henson Had A Clear Inspiration For Sir Didymus
"Labyrinth," the fantastical cult classic from the legendary Jim Henson, featured an array of odd creatures, one of whom is based on surprising inspiration. -
Why Star Trek: Voyager's Ending Felt Abrupt To Fans (& Why It Could Never Get A Reboot)
Many fans believe Star Trek: Voyager ended in way too jarring a fashion. But why is this the case? Why is it unlikely that the show will ever be rebooted? -
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse's Chaotic Animation Distracted Some Fans
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" gets even wilder with its boldly stylistic animation than its predecessor. For some fans, it might go a bit too far. -
How James Gunn Could Retaliate If The MCU Debuts Marvel's Justice League Parody
As rumors continue to circulate that Marvel's Justice League parody could be headed for a place in the MCU, here's how James Gunn and DC could retaliate. -
Who's The Woman In The Mark Cuban State Farm Commercial?
Who is the iconic woman featured alongside Mark Cuban and Jake from State Farm in the new State Farm commercial? Read on to find out. -
Why Will Harper From The Boogeyman Looks So Familiar
Viewers may be wondering why Will Harper from "The Boogeyman" looks familiar. Here's a look at the actor behind the character and where you've seen him before. -
Justified: City Primeval's Second Trailer Promises A Classic Raylan Givens Case In A Fresh Setting
Fans of Raylan Givens' unique approach to crimefighting will see his efforts applied to a completely different area in the upcoming "Justified" spin-off. -
Wes Anderson 'Spoils' Asteroid City In The Opening Credits - And That's A Good Thing
Wes Anderson has spoiled the identity of the alien in the opening credits of his upcoming film, "Asteroid City," but that is not necessarily a bad thing. -
A Morbid Avengers Plan Could Fix An MCU Plot Hole - But Is It Too Gross For Disney?
The Avengers' base of operations is a compound in the MCU, but in the comics, it's located somewhere more morbid, and the films could do the same thing. -
Looper Survey: The Absolute Best Little Mermaid Movie According To Fans
When it comes to which "The Little Mermaid" film is the most popular of the franchise, fans made their opinions known in an exclusive survey for Looper.
