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The 1990s are often considered one of the best decades for animation, with a veritable treasure trove of incredible cartoons airing across the ten-year span. It’s no exaggeration to say that some of the best animated TV shows of all time aired in the 1990s, and pretty much every kid raised in that era fondly…
Tobey Maguire almost lost his job as Spider-Man before the sequel even started filming. It’s a strange thing to think about now, especially considering how closely we associate him with Sam Raimi’s movies. But Sony had a problem. Maguire was dealing with a back injury, and the studio wasn’t convinced he could handle another physically…
If shows like “Firefly” taught TV fans anything, it’s that great sci-fi doesn’t always get the runway it deserves. A show can launch with Ridley Scott behind the camera or millions of viewers on its first night, go on to win an Emmy, and still leave the public conversation. That’s what happened to the shows on…
One of Xbox’s most unusual cult classics has received an unexpected upgrade, giving a beloved game fresh life on PC more than two decades after its original release.
Not often discussed outside of hardcore science fiction fan circles, Gerry Anderson’s Space: 1999was in the right place at the right time when it aired in 1975, coming in the midst of a science fiction boom. Its popular was enough for Mattel to produce an incredible, massive playset replica of its signature spaceship. Though less…
HBO’s “Westworld” was a big deal when it first premiered, but the expensive sci-fi series’ legacy started fading once the show was unceremoniously canceled and later removed from HBO Max. Things could have been much worse, though. HBO’s series at least ran for four seasons, unlike the “Westworld” TV show from the early ’80s that was…
Over the years, Netflix has proven itself to be a force when it comes to original television series. They have put out some of the biggest, most popular, and most acclaimed shows in recent memory, ranging from Stranger Things to Wednesday to Squid Game. These are projects that people talk about extensively during the long…
DChas seen some weird and arguably bad movies over its numerous attempts at a cinematic universe. Wonder Woman 1984inexplicably complicated, rather than clarified, the hero’s public image, given her numerous public acts of heroism despite her being a mystery in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Supergirl,despite a great performance from Milly Alcock, failed to…
Hailing from the Louisiana bayou, Swamp Thing was an unlikely candidate to become an animated series or anything remotely aimed at children from the minute he first appeared in 1972. Originating as a horror story from DC Comics, the tales of Swamp Thing became hugely popular by the 1980’s, especially after Alan Moore sunk his…
Do you remember “The Closer”? Tom Selleck’s “The Closer,” that is. While you’ve likely heard of the Kyra Sedgwick-led crime drama of the same name, chances are you’re less familiar with Selleck’s stab at the title. That’s because “The Closer” — the Selleck version — closed its doors before they really had a chance to…