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Kids of the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s all know of Lou Scheimer’s and Norm Prescott’s storied animation studio Filmation. Filmation got its start in 1963 with a serialized adventure series called “Rod Rocket,” but soon became better known for its licensed superhero shows like “The New Adventures of Superman,” “Aquaman,” and “The Adventures of Batman.”…

DC Studios is testing an unconventional formula for expanding its slate. After Jimmy Olsen (Skyler Gisondo) first appeared in Superman, news emerged that the fan-favorite pal of Clark Kent would spearhead his own show. As months went by, we learned that the untitled project known informally as DC Crime is framed as a true-crime mockumentary…

Get ready to swoon, these are the men who have made our favorite TV shows unforgettable and our screens that much hotter. From heartthrob doctors and brooding vampires to comedic geniuses and action heroes, these actors bring charisma and talent in equal measure.

If you’re an ’80s kid, you might remember You Can’t Do That On Television, a quirky Canadian comedy series that aired on Nickelodeon. I was very young and mostly watching the show to see slime get dropped on helpless youngsters. Still, the title of this series compelled my childhood self to think about something I…

Now that the DCU has established its roots, some upcoming projects are likely to feel similar to titles released within the MCU, but the DCU’s next series will definitely feel like a direct competitor to what Marvel produces. A few years ago, Warner Bros. announced that a new interconnected franchise was on the way under…

From coffee shops to bars to restaurants, there have been many places for characters to hang out on television. Most of the time, these places are completely fictional. Just how well do you know the TV shows just from the restaurants? We’ve got a quiz that will take you down memory lane.

Disney is changing its tried and true release strategy for Star Wars television with the release of the galaxy far, far away’s next TV show, as it will not be exclusively available on the Disney+ streaming service, but in another place as well. Since Disney+ launched in 2019, it has been the exclusive home for…

A fan-favorite Marvel TV show won’t be returning for another season. Disney+ has reportedly canceled Wonder Man just months after announcing its Season 2 renewal. The decision came despite the series receiving glowing reviews following its debut earlier this year.

Marvel has never been the most generous studio when it has come to renewals. Since the Marvel Cinematic Universemade the leap into television with its first official MCU-set live-action originals, only three shows have managed to secure additional seasons. All the rest have come to an end with just one season.

Before Tom Holland was web-slinging around the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Spider-Man, he was a subject of King Henry VIII in an acclaimed BBC historical drama. One year before his debut as Peter Parker, Holland played Gregory Cromwell in the limited series “Wolf Hall.”