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Cancel Your Plans: 7 Sci-Fi Miniseries You Can Devour This Weekend
Cancel Your Plans: 7 Sci-Fi Miniseries You Can Devour This Weekend
Tired of bloated space sagas and endless cliffhangers? Ditch the multi-season slog—these sharp, self-contained sci-fi picks deliver bold ideas, tight runtimes, and endings that stick, all in a single weekend.
Two Marvel Legends Made Surprise TV Debuts 37 Years Ago — Long Before the MCU
Two Marvel Legends Made Surprise TV Debuts 37 Years Ago — Long Before the MCU
Hell’s Kitchen forged the MCU’s sharpest edge: Charlie Cox’s conflicted Matt Murdock and Vincent D’Onofrio’s terrifying Wilson Fisk set a standard the franchise has rarely matched.
Prime Video’s Big-Budget Spy Thriller Is Back — All 7 Episodes Just Dropped
Prime Video’s Big-Budget Spy Thriller Is Back — All 7 Episodes Just Dropped
Three years after its debut, one of TV’s most expensive spy thrillers is back—Citadel Season 2 is now streaming on Prime Video, with all seven episodes ready to binge.
The Steven Spielberg Cult Sci-Fi Series Fans Thought Was Gone Forever Is Finally Back on Streaming
The Steven Spielberg Cult Sci-Fi Series Fans Thought Was Gone Forever Is Finally Back on Streaming
Dinosaurs are roaring back: as La Brea returns to streaming, Steven Spielberg’s cult classic about stepping into prehistory is now free on Tubi—a lavish, dino-sized blast of sci-fi escapism.
5 Sci-Fi Shows That Shaped the 2010s — 360 Episodes You Can't Skip
5 Sci-Fi Shows That Shaped the 2010s — 360 Episodes You Can't Skip
TV has always loved sci-fi. Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone didn’t just blaze a trail; it set the standard, and a wave of genre series has been pushing the medium further ever since.
How Vampire Diaries Star Ian Somerhalder Erased 8-Figure Debt With One Bold Move
How Vampire Diaries Star Ian Somerhalder Erased 8-Figure Debt With One Bold Move
Seven years after leaving acting, The Vampire Diaries alum Ian Somerhalder, 47, says he and wife Nikki Reed clawed their way out of crushing debt the hard way — a comeback he detailed to E! News at the Beverage Forum in Manhattan Beach.
Star Wars Just Unveiled Darth Maul’s Real Motive — And It’s Surprisingly Noble
Star Wars Just Unveiled Darth Maul’s Real Motive — And It’s Surprisingly Noble
Darth Maul barrels into Star Wars: The Phantom Menace as Darth Sidious’ wordless enforcer—scant screen time, almost no dialogue, just blistering lightsaber duels. That ruthless minimalism lit the fuse on a legacy the film itself never had time to explore.
Inside the Plan to Keep HBO’s Best Fantasy Series Going 15 Seasons — And Make TV History
Inside the Plan to Keep HBO’s Best Fantasy Series Going 15 Seasons — And Make TV History
From the daring, short-lived Carnivàle to a present-day powerhouse, HBO keeps rewriting the rules of TV fantasy—and its grip on the throne is only tightening. One of its best shows is poised to extend the reign for years.
Game of Thrones’ New Movie Must Finally Fix the Books’ Biggest Retcon
Game of Thrones’ New Movie Must Finally Fix the Books’ Biggest Retcon
Game of Thrones is finally storming theaters, but to truly rule the box office it must embrace one of the saga’s boldest retcons. After years of making television feel cinematic, Westeros is out to prove it can command the silver screen.
Rachel Lindsay Underwent Plastic Surgery After Bryan Abasolo Divorce — Here’s Why
Rachel Lindsay Underwent Plastic Surgery After Bryan Abasolo Divorce — Here’s Why
After settling her divorce from ex-husband Bryan Abasolo, Rachel Lindsay says she feels better than ever — telling Awf the Record she’s empowered to speak up and even crediting a little Dr. Truesdale work for the extra boost.
Battlestar Galactica Fans, Brace for a Massive May
Battlestar Galactica Fans, Brace for a Massive May
In a century bursting with standout sci-fi, one series still towers above the rest: Battlestar Galactica, a fierce reimagining of Glen A. Larson’s 1978 saga that rocketed onto screens and reshaped the genre.
7 Unsolved TV Show Mysteries We Still Can’t Explain
7 Unsolved TV Show Mysteries We Still Can’t Explain
Ambition is an endangered species on TV. In the algorithm-driven streaming era, instant engagement trumps slow-burn payoff, and complex serialized dramas are being canceled long before their creators can finish the story.
39 Years Ago, This ’80s Classic Debuted With a Killer Premise — and Its Decades-Later Sequel Stuck the Landing
39 Years Ago, This ’80s Classic Debuted With a Killer Premise — and Its Decades-Later Sequel Stuck the Landing
Thirty-nine years ago today, a mind-bending 1980s series crashed the small screen and proved TV could think big. Fueled by fresh studio money and ambition, its high-concept gamble helped launch an era of bigger, bolder television.
7 More Long-Running Animated Series With Zero Bad Seasons
7 More Long-Running Animated Series With Zero Bad Seasons
Animation has become TV’s boldest frontier, sustaining epic arcs, layered mythologies, and real emotional stakes over dozens of hours. But the real test starts after the breakout season: as runs stretch, characters stiffen, plots bloat, and the spark dims. The rare series that outrun that gravity show how sustained ambition can still thrill.
7 Brilliant Animated Sci-Fi Gems You Probably Forgot Existed
7 Brilliant Animated Sci-Fi Gems You Probably Forgot Existed
From Paramount to Mainframe, sci-fi’s boldest voyages didn’t just unfold on sets—they roared to life in animation. As Star Trek and Star Wars keep expanding their universes frame by frame, a fleet of ambitious series has been cast overboard and forgotten. Time to dive for the lost stories that still deserve daylight.
7 Criminally Overlooked TV Shows You Need to Start Watching Now
7 Criminally Overlooked TV Shows You Need to Start Watching Now
Lost in the endless scroll? Beyond the same old trending tiles, the most gripping, well-told series are hiding in plain sight — and these are the under-the-radar picks to queue up now.
Star Wars’ Newest Order 66 Survivor Just Rewrote Canon With a First-of-Its-Kind Reveal
Star Wars’ Newest Order 66 Survivor Just Rewrote Canon With a First-of-Its-Kind Reveal
The wait is over: Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord lands at last, thrusting the saga’s most enigmatic antihero back into the spotlight and digging deeper into his dark legend—while promising the galaxy-spanning thrills and surprises only Star Wars can deliver.
7 Fox Kids and 4Kids TV Cartoons You Forgot You Loved — Time for a Rewatch
7 Fox Kids and 4Kids TV Cartoons You Forgot You Loved — Time for a Rewatch
Launched in 1990 as a Fox Broadcasting joint venture, Fox Kids rocketed from a family-friendly experiment to a four-hour Saturday powerhouse with a daily after-school block—capped by a game-changing 1996 partnership with Saban Entertainment.
CBS Canceled a 5-Part Sci-Fi Masterpiece — Then HBO's Perfect Replacement Fell Apart
CBS Canceled a 5-Part Sci-Fi Masterpiece — Then HBO's Perfect Replacement Fell Apart
Television’s cruel ritual continues: nurture a show into brilliance, then pull the plug. Few stings hurt like Person of Interest, one of sci-fi’s smartest and most overlooked, axed after five seasons.
Sons of Anarchy Creator Teases Scrapped Prequel’s Revival 12 Years After the Finale
Sons of Anarchy Creator Teases Scrapped Prequel’s Revival 12 Years After the Finale
Sons of Anarchy roared from 2008 to 2014, as Kurt Sutter’s dark saga of SAMCRO turned FX into a ratings powerhouse and, in the mold of The Sopranos, cemented its status as one of TV’s most acclaimed crime dramas.