Entertainment Weekly explores the seminal favorites, forgotten gems, and new franchises of television’s final frontier.

Not every sci-fi show becomes an instant phenomenon. Some, in contrast, pretty much fly under the radar when they first come ...

And his killer? The seemingly kind-hearted player 001, Young-il, who Gi-hun believed to be his friend until the Front Man ...

Edward I (actually the fourth, but who's counting?) is familiar to most as the antagonist in the 1995 film Braveheart. Played to malevolent perfection by veteran Irish actor Patrick McGoohan, Edward ...

AI is getting better at fooling us than it was even six months or a year ago. Whereas once an image of a person could end up with them having three six-fingered left hands, now they tend to merely be ...

The coastal town of Seaham has officially been recognised as one of the UK’s top filming locations for television and film.

A Welsh tourist attraction, which offers accommodation and catering and featured in an iconic TV show, has posted results featuring steady turnover, although pre-tax profits fell.

Further back, Life For Ruth (1962), starring Janet Munro and Patrick McGoohan, included scenes shot in Seaham, while the BAFTA-winning Billy Elliot (2000) used Seaham and nearby former pit ...

Inverlair Lodge and similar SOE properties are said to have inspired the plot to 1960s TV drama The Prisoner, which starred Patrick McGoohan. War-time prime minister Winston Churchill enthusiastically ...

What is your favorite TV program? The 1967 British program "The Prisoner," starring Patrick McGoohan, was a sort of sci-fi spy series set in a mysterious village.