Welcome to TV Graveyard, a weekly column that delves into television history and remembers those forgotten shows that deserve a long-overdue celebration. From ...

If Reaper was given a chance, it could have been the perfect successor to The X-Files and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

If the events of recent years have proven anything, it’s that Britain has cured itself once and for all of racism. But imagine ...

Launching a new network series can be a harsh experience that can come to a brutal end before even getting going. Just ask ...

Let’s start by laying it out: Patrick Swayze was a great actor and through his most popular period in the ‘80s and ‘90s ...

In these days of streaming and binging and apparently the now so-called ‘cinematic TV’ age we’re in, it’s worth remembering not everything you ...

Spider-Man has seen more TV adaptations than any other Marvel character. In my life, there’s almost never been a time without a Spider-Man ...

Wait, what? Law & Order in a TV Graveyard feature? But Law & Order is still on right now. That’s true in a ...

2002’s Spider-Man was a box office spectacle that took decades to assemble on screen. Before Sam Raimi’s massive hit, James Cameron had spent ...

The ignominious fate of The Sixth Sense (1972) television series (nothing to do with Willis either) — butchered, derided and ultimately forgotten — ...