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In 1997, Comedy Central aired the first episode of a show that revolutionized animated television — and stirred up a couple of controversies along the way.
Read MoreGoing from movies to television helped these sci-fi classics flesh out their source material's world while still doing the original premise justice.
Read MoreFootball fans might know him as an NFL player from the '70s, but he went on to star as a plainclothes officer in an '80s crime drama and subsequent TV movies.
Read MoreHouse of the Dragon's Season 3 finale ended with a tribute to Don Monahan. Here's everything we know about "Bop," and how he's connected to the show.
Read MoreGary Sinise is best known for CSI: NY and Forrest Gump, but his acting career quietly began with a minor role on a hit '80s primetime soap opera.
Read MoreEven the greatest movies don't always translate well to the small screen, something this Oscar winner proved the hard way back in the 1980s.
Read MoreThe death of a fan-favorite character can set the table for wildly compelling TV drama. Unfortunately, it can also put a talented actor out of a job.
Read MoreKids' cartoons have been slipping in adult jokes for about as long as they've been around. But did these shows cross a line with these grown-up gags?
Read MoreOtto Hightower's stern face belongs to an actor with credits spanning romantic comedy, superhero spectacle, fantasy, and prestige drama.
Read MoreBetty White guest starred as forensic anthropologist Dr. Beth Mayer in just two episodes of "Bones," but her character was actually vitally important.
Read MoreStar Trek fans know Walter Koenig best as Pavel Chekov, but the actor also left his mark on another classic sci-fi series by writing one of the show's best eps.
Read MoreSome of the Law & Order universe's best episodes are ripped from the headlines, but do the real-world individuals involved get any notice?
Read MoreThe female buddy cop drama Cagney & Lacey was a groundbreaking show in the '80s, but one of its stars was replaced for sexist and homophobic reasons.
Read MoreSpock's homeworld of Vulcan got a name change in Season 3 of Star Trek: Discovery. Here's why the planet is called Ni'Var in the 32nd century.
Read MoreThe company that owned the television rights to the X-Men at the time was not amused by this program about a heroic team of superpowered mutants.
Read MoreZach Cregger is making waves as an acclaimed horror director now, but he once starred in a forgotten Lost parody that ran for three seasons on TBS.
Read MoreTom Holland might be one of the most bankable stars in Hollywood today, but he cut his teeth in television with a small part in an acclaimed historical drama.
Read MoreThe minds behind Staz' historical fantasy wanted a certain character's fate to deviate from the novels, but the original writer wouldn't budge.
Read MoreThe Enterprise's original resident engineer provided imaginary solutions for pretend issues, but he also fixed a real-life conundrum without even trying.
Read MoreSometimes a great idea emerges at the wrong place at the wrong time, as might've been the case for this innovative NBC procedural starring Donnie Wahlberg.
Read MoreStar Trek: Deep Space Nine's creative team had concerns about how René Auberjonois would be able to perform as Odo. How did Auberjonois put their fears to rest?
Read MoreThough this may not qualify as a clear-cut sexual harassment situation, one cast member's audition process did, in fact, entail taking their shirt off.
Read MoreThe writers' strike had a long-term impact on TNG that, oddly enough, had nothing directly to do with the writing or production of the sequel series.
Read MoreWhile this literally explosive adventure show did well in America, it did not last on the BBC, where viewers found its historical revisionism very offensive.
Read MoreWhat does Rod Serling's dimension of sound, sight, and mind have to do with Starfleet's exploration of the final frontier? Brannon Braga has a theory.
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