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Just as there were plenty of excellent ’90s sci-fi movies, the science fiction genre was also alive and well on television throughout the decade. Whether exploring the vastness of outer space or the infinite possibilities of alternate dimensions, there are plenty of ’90s shows with a flair for the cosmic. The decade also saw more…

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For a portion of the universe that has never been occupied by more than a small handful of humans at a time, outer space sure is conducive to great longform stories. Some of the finest television shows of all time have imagined what narratives may unfold in the mysterious reaches of the universe beyond the…

It’s difficult to make a truly great war movie. Of course, war is something that impacts millions of lives every day. There’s a genuine human toll, but as a film, there’s the fear that war will be treated as pure spectacle while ignoring the turmoil behind the madness. Luckily, there’s no shortage of phenomenal war…

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Several MCU movies and shows are still to come in the rest of Phase 6, and the excitement level for each entry varies. Marvel Studios began its current phase in July 2025 with The Fantastic Four: First Steps, which introduced Pedro Pascal’s Reed Richards and gave Doctor Doom his MCU debut in its post-credits scene.…

As one of the most prominent comic book publishers in the history of the medium, DC Comics boasts many iconic superheroes and villains. From the likes of Superman and Wonder Woman to the Joker and Lex Luthor, DC is home to some of the biggest household names in pop culture, many of whom have appeared…

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There is a small list of series that are recognized among the best TV comedies ever, including The Office, Seinfeld, Friends, I Love Lucy, and The Simpsons. Recently, the popular sitcom Cheers from 1982 was ranked above all of those series and decades of dramas to be named the greatest network TV show of all…

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Crossovers have been around almost as long as television itself. Either for artistic reasons or financial ones, network executives have leapt at the chance to cross-promote their shows. Whether it was the Jetsons meeting the Flintstones or Jessica from “New Girl” running into Jake from “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” writers have always found ways to shoehorn characters…