You can't actually hire them, but if you could, you probably would. You definitely want these 20 TV lawyers defending you.
TV cops are at an advantage because their solves are written for them. But these 20 would probably still be able to get the job done.
Only a few actors can truly say they’ve managed to have multiple hit series, but to have them years apart, even decades? Let’s talk about that and see which iconic stars of the silver screen have succeeded not once but twice, and do it with years between each show.
If there’s one thing that fans of TV love almost as much as the shows themselves, it’s the drama and gossip that often surrounds production.
The Mandela Effect is strange and confounding. Many people misremember details about movies, television series, and pop culture moments. These 20 films have fallen victim to its bizarre powers.
William Shatner has celebrated his birthday the same way for "many years". The 'Star Trek' actor turned 94 on Saturday (03.22.25), but Shatner doesn't intend to change the way he celebrates his birthday.
Over thirty years since his last appearance as Captain James T. Kirk, it appears that iconic actor William Shatner may return to the Captain’s chair in a Star Trek project one more time.
Thirty years ago this week, William Shatner took his final bow as Captain James T. Kirk in the film Star Trek: Generations. Kirk died, with a grieving Captain Picard at his side, saving an inhabited planet from annihilation.
When it comes to filling said branches with grandparents, there are many to choose from in Hollywood. So, let’s get into the celebrities everyone wants to be their grandparents.
Former Vancouver Canucks goalie Kirk McLean made a cameo appearance in a video protesting against open-net salmon farming. McLean politely pleads in the video that “Open-pen farms should really reconsider their practices.” A befuddled William Shatner simply responds, “What the f***, Kirk McLean?
If Star Trek 4 can get out of development hell and into production, we might soon see more of Chris Pine’s Captain Kirk on our screens. But he’s not the only Captain Kirk who could be making a comeback.
Featuring unique world-building, detailed lore, vast universes, and non-human species, sci-fi films offer thrilling adventures and heroic characters. Many of the best sci-fi movies earn sequels, and while not all live up to their original films, some are just as good, if not better, than their predecessors.
1984 was a huge year for Hollywood movies, rivaled perhaps only by 1982. Like the toys, comics, cartoons, and music of that year, so many of the ’84 films have a staying power that’s simply uncanny.
Have you ever watched a show and suddenly thought, “Wait, what happened to that character?” Sure, television characters die or are otherwise written out of a series all the time, but once in a while, they stop appearing with any explanation or acknowledgment whatsoever. Here are 23 TV shows with characters who inexplicably disappeared.
The bromance has long been a key part of the television landscape. In sitcoms, dramas, and numerous other genres, these pairings have demonstrated that, whatever ideologies of toxic masculinity might suggest, it’s healthy and necessary for men to establish emotional intimacy with other men.
Having success in one role is a goal of any actor. Earning icon status with a character is truly special. Then continuing that success just proves when someone has true talent.
We’ve all been there. You hear somebody misquoting a movie, and debate whether or not to bite your tongue. They’ve gotten the quote wrong, and you know it. These are notable lines from films that people frequently are just a bit off on.
In 2009, Kirk, Spock, and Co. were introduced to a new generation of sci-fi fans. We’ve beamed up 20 facts you might not know about this particular iteration of Star Trek.
There have been several movies about the world of TV in one way or another. Let’s channel surf our way through some of the more notable ones.
Some film franchises go beyond a mere sequel. In fact, there have been several franchises that have hit five movies or more. That’s a meaty franchise!
William Shatner will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame's celebrity wing as a member in a remotely held induction ceremony planned for next Tuesday (April 6), which will be streamed on Peacock.
Here are some of the best movies that involve mistaken identity being important to the storytelling. Just don’t forget which site you read this on. No need for mistaken identity there.
If you have to make an exit, you might as well make it memorable. That’s certainly true of character deaths in movies. Some of the most-iconic moments in film history involve a character dying.
For some, there are plenty of available hours to fill the day and for others, escaping from the reality of this current "new normal," is vital. Movies can help, especially those franchises and series that offer plenty of binge-watching opportunities. Here are 25, spanning all ages, worth investing some time on.
Two is usually better than one. That's especially true when it comes to television stars. Why not have two great characters ride a show instead of just one?
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