The Back To The Future Joke That For All Mankind Wasn't Allowed To Use
In the alternate timeline of For All Mankind, Back to the Future looked a little different — or would've, if the lawyers hadn't gotten involved.
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This Is Where 10 Things I Hate About You Was Actually Filmed
While fans of the iconic teen rom-com "10 Things I Hate About You" likely know all about the movie's characters, they may not know where the film was shot. -
The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons Weighs In On Being Typecast Post-Sheldon
Stepping out of Sheldon Cooper's shadow was always going to be tricky for Jim Parsons. What does the former "The Big Bang Theory" star think about typecasting? -
The Big Bang Theory's Johnny Galecki Dishes On His Bizarro Entourage Persona
Johnny Galecki played a nerd on "The Big Bang Theory" but was practically the exact opposite when he played a fictional version of himself on "Entourage." -
George R. R. Martin Didn't Know What Was Happening During Game Of Thrones' Later Seasons
Apparently, George R.R. Martin was out of the loop when it came to the final seasons of HBO's "Game of Thrones," as he himself admitted. -
The Big Myth About Seth MacFarlane And Family Guy You Need To Stop Believing
Seth MacFarlane may most be affiliated with "Family Guy," but his contributions to the show only go so far, despite what common myths you might believe. -
The Orville's Anne Winters Reveals The Coolest Thing She Got To Do On The Show
Anne Winters got to do a lot of fun things in her role on "The Orville." But what did she think was the coolest? -
What Grease's John Travolta Really Thinks Happened To Sandy And Danny
John Travolta has a pretty good idea.about what happened to his character, Danny Zuko, and his love interest, Sandy Olsson, after the events of "Grease." -
The Spock Scene That Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country Director Nicholas Meyer Regrets Shooting
There is one disturbing scene from "Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country" that didn't bother director Nicholas Meyer until years later. -
The Wheel On Wheel Of Fortune Weighs A Lot More Than You Think
Have you ever wondered how much the wheel on "Wheel of Fortune" actually weighs? -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Star Bruce Horak's Unlikely Reaction To That Heartbreaking Episode
Here's how Bruce Horak, who played Hemmer on "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds," reacted when he heard that his character's days were numbered. -
The Young Sheldon Actor You Likely Didn't Know Voiced Mr. Incredible
The iconic Mr. Incredible from "The Incredibles" has found a place in the life of young Sheldon, and the only way you'd know is if you recognize his voice. -
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Agreed To Do Airplane! Under One Condition
One has to wonder how opinionated NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar ever agreed to be in the 1980 disaster parody film "Airplane!" in the first place. -
Who Plays Christine Chapel In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds?
Who is this platinum-haired actor who has embraced the challenge of succeeding the iconic Majel Barrett as Christine Chapel on "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds"? -
The Simpsons Character You Likely Forgot Mark Hamill Played
Considering the popularity of "Star Wars," it should come as no surprise that Mark Hamill guest-starred on "The Simpsons" -- but who did he play? -
Here's What Really Happened To Slider After The Original Top Gun
Fans of Slider from the original "Top Gun" may be surprised to learn the character's fate after the events of the film, as related by the actor who played him. -
The Witcher Actor You Likely Missed In Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker
One actor in "The Witcher" is no stranger to fantasy worlds. In fact, she's appeared in one of the most popular franchises of all time: "Star Wars." -
The 3 Seinfeld Episodes That Earned Jason Alexander Directing Credits
Jason Alexander not only helped bring the iconic character George Costanza to life, but he also directed three episodes of "Seinfeld." -
The Best Seinfeld Season 2 Episode According To IMDb
For a show about nothing, "Seinfeld" is full of memorable episodes. This particular Season 2 installment is a fan favorite and the highest-rated on IMDb. -
This Is Where Cold Pursuit Was Actually Filmed
The 2019 Liam Neeson movie "Cold Pursuit" takes place in the fictional ski resort town of Kehoe, Colorado, but here is where it was actually filmed. -
Who Voices Bart On The Simpsons?
This talented actor has been the voice of Bart on "The Simpsons" for well over three decades, dating back to the show's early days as an animated short. -
The Surprising Cast Member Who Filmed The Most Star Trek: TOS Episodes
One actor appeared in more Star Trek: The Original Series episodes than any other, and it's not necessarily who you think. -
The Real-Life Location Where All The Bar Scenes Were Filmed On Cheers
While "Cheers" was filmed in Los Angeles, the bar itself was actually based on a real pub in Boston -
The Money Sharon Stone Made From Basic Instinct Might Surprise You
While 1992's Basic Instinct was the movie that made Sharon Stone a star, she revealed how much she got paid for the role, and it's surprising. -
The Psychological Thriller That Almost Ruined Lindsay Lohan's Career
Sometimes, even the most popular stars can't recover from a badly received movie. One 2007 psychological thriller almost ruined Lindsay Lohan's career. -
The Least Successful Terminator Movie Of All Time
Let's look at the "Terminator" franchise through the lens of box office returns and critical reception to determine the "least successful" movie in the series. -
Why The Island Of Dr. Moreau's Failure Started With Bruce Willis
Here's why Bruce Willis' exit from 1996's "The Island of Dr. Moreau" proved disastrous for the film's prospects in the long run.
