The Evolution of Star Trek
Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek has been boldly going where no one has gone before for 50 years. Burger Fiction takes a look back at how the franchise has evolved from the small screen, to the silver screen, and beyond.
Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek has been boldly going where no one has gone before for 50 years. Burger Fiction takes a look back at how the franchise has evolved from the small screen, to the silver screen, and beyond.
At the Republican National Convention, Ted Crus was met with a wave of boos after he refused to endorse his arch nemesis Donald Trump. To our delight, the speech got its own glorious bad lip reading. "The guy's a creep" pretty much sums it all up.
Director Danny Boyle brings the lads back together for the sequel to 1996's heroin epic Trainspotting. Surprisingly, all four original cast members seemed to have survived the intervening 20 years, and will reprise their characters in T2. This could actually be a sequel that doesn't suck.
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Every year, Adam Savage goes to Comic-Com incognito. He's paid homage to Alien, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Star Wars with his elaborate movie-quality costumes. For 2016, he walked through the San Diego Convention Center as the bear from The Revenant, complete with a mauled Leonardo DiCaprio.
South Park — the only show that might give The Simpsons a run for longevity — is about to begin its 20th season. The show takes a look back at where they've been, and there is hardly a stone they've left unturned.
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You can't stay up all night fighting crime forever — eventually you have to grow up and be an adult. Alfred has an intervention with the Dark Knight about the kid he forgot he adopted, who becomes you-know-who.
Although Game of Thrones comes off as a rather serious series full of violence, power, and death, the Seven Kingdoms also has a lighter side. In this blooper reel from season six, you'll see Peter Dinklage struggle with "benevolent", The Hound struggle with an axe, and Emilia Clarke struggle with Dothraki. We still give her props for even attempting to speak a totally made up language.