The Spindrift crew found multiple ways back to Earth—but Land of the Giants ended after 51 episodes with its castaways still stranded. We reopen the case. 

DC Next Level promises accessible new beginnings, but its Teen Titans relaunch raises a harder question: Can comics welcome new readers without discarding history?

The Pretender survived NBC cancellation and returned for two TV movies, but Jarod's story still wasn't finished. Finale Interruptus investigates what happened.

Critical Blast Publishing and Destroyer Books bring Remo Williams, Chiun and the secret organization CURE to the graphic-novel page in a massive adaptation available in five distinct editions.

Land of the Lost gave Rick, Will and Holly Marshall a tantalizing route home, then continued without resolving the family's larger story. Finale Interruptus reopens the case.

AI companies really are buying and destroying old books for training data. The preservation problem is real—but the conspiracy theory isn't.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, television preserves the images of perhaps the last national tragedy Americans experienced together in real time.

R. J. Carter marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with “I See Your Name,” a new tribute song honoring those lost and the loved ones who remember them.

NBC canceled Journeyman after 13 episodes, but its creators saw the danger coming and gave Dan Vasser's first chapter a remarkably satisfying conclusion.

The Starlost ended with Earthship Ark still drifting toward destruction and its heroes' mission unfinished. Finale Interruptus reopens the 1973 science-fiction cold case.

For the better part of six years, we've been conducting an autopsy on a patient who keeps sitting up.

Recent social-media posts have accused Critical Blast Publishing of leaking a former client's unpublished book after the client ended a production engagement with us. That accusation is false.

Dark Skies ended after one season with its alternate-history alien conspiracy only reaching 1967. Finale Interruptus examines the much larger story left untold.

The Time Tunnel ended with Tony Newman and Doug Phillips still lost in time—and effectively back where the series began. Finale Interruptus reopens the cold case.