Rod Serling rejected Ray Bradbury's first couple of Twilight Zone scripts because, as he put it, Bradbury was "a difficult ...

"The Office" carved out its place in television history despite a reputation for not leaning heavily on big-name actors or celebrity cameos (like when "The Simpsons" got Lindsay Lohan to voice Maggie) ...

One of the best TV shows of the 1970s is "M*A*S*H," a medical dramedy that ran from 1972 to 1983. Set during the Korean War in the '50s, the story centers on an American mobile surgical hospital ...

In the "Star Wars" saga, the galaxy far, far away invites all kinds of adventures. George Lucas endeavored to introduce amazing worlds with new biomes and environments in every film. As the franchise ...

For decades, television creators have dipped into the world of the paranormal to find stories and create larger-than-life characters who tackle the unknown mysteries that lie beyond the veil. The ...

Typically, television audiences watch sitcoms because they want to laugh. Occasionally, though, sitcoms can make us cry — especially when a character viewers have gotten to know and love over several ...

Few shows, especially in recent years, have enchanted both children and parents alike in the way that "Bluey" has. The Australian kids' series premiered in 2018, following the day-to-day adventures of ...

It's usually not that hard to tell when you're watching a TV show that's based on DC Comics because they typically have famous superheroes in them. Whether it's "Batman: The Animated Series," any of ...

Actor William Shatner is indisputably a Hollywood legend at this point in his long and storied career, and while his part as Captain James T. Kirk in "Star Trek" remains one of his most popular, the ...

The most iconic villains have iconic lairs to match. The Death Star from "Star Wars" is one famous bad guy headquarters, as is the Hall of Doom from the classic '70s kids show "Challenge of the ...

Former "Big Bang Theory" showrunner Steve Holland is not mincing words when it comes to his least favorite episode from the hit CBS sitcom's 279-episode run. During the latest installment of the ...

Every day, TVLine's What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized ...