Joshua M. Patton

Adventures of Superman debuted in 1952, and 72 years later, innovative special effects designs still help the Man of Steel fly on Superman & Lois.

The documentary Getting Lost by Taylor Morden tells the story of both the making of the hit ABC series and the experience fans had with the show.

The polar bears on the island is one of the Lost series' most iconic mysteries, and an example of how the answer isn't as cool as the questions were.

While fans eagerly anticipate James Gunn's Superman movie, getting the Man of Steel right isn't his biggest challenge -- it's doing that for Lois Lane

While overseeing the diplomatic negotiations between a species of orbs and cubes, Lieutenants Mariner and Bomiler showcase to approaches to growth.

TV Link copied to clipboard For six decades, the universe created by Gene Roddenberry has returned to television twice, as well as the feature film world.

arrow Link copied to clipboard When it comes to the era of Prestige Television, it may seem like foolishness to suggest that fans

The Rookie is a fresh take on the broadcast network police procedural, and its storytelling approach and characters created some flawless episodes.