When you think of Tom and Jerry, you probably think of the titular cat and mouse duo causing all kinds of chaos as they chase each other… and Tom subsequently suffering grievous bodily harm. You also probably consider them to be icons in the same way that Scooby-Doo and the Looney Tunes are, given that The post Tom and Jerry Have The Weirdest Crossovers appeared first on Den of Geek.

As time goes on, the golden era of ’90s Star Trek looks better and better. But no matter how much you get annoyed by the teenage antics on Starfleet Academy, and no matter how much you miss 24-episode seasons, you have to admit that Star Trek: Enterprise stinks. The otherwise likable Scott Bakula plays Captain The post Saluting Enterprise’s Trip Tucker, the Best Character on the Worst Star Trek Show appeared first on Den of Geek.

Most people know Giancarlo Esposito from his roles as magnetic, yet sinister figures in shows like Breaking Bad and The Boys. Yesterday, however, Esposito added a new layer to his career, announcing he’d co-write the graphic novel The Venetian. Featuring contributions from co-writer Matt Wheeler (Hawaii Five-O) and storyboard artist Jay Martin, who’s drawn storyboards The post We’re Entering A Golden Age of Actor-Driven Comics appeared first on Den of Geek.

How do you solve a problem like Victor Von Doom? Don’t ask the producers of the previous two live-action outings of Doctor Doom. The 2005 Fantastic Four movie and its 2007 sequel asked the late Julian McMahon to stay in Nip/Tuck mode, playing Doom as a petulant rich kid running a Fortune 500 company. The The post Avengers: Doomsday is Getting One Thing Right About Doctor Doom (But Maybe Only One Thing) appeared first on Den of Geek.

It’s been said that Charles Dickens is the Father of Christmas. There’s always been a touch of hyperbole to that statement about a man born some 1800 years after the first Christmas—and several countries away from where Weihnachtsbaum trees had been happily flourishing for generations. When Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol, however, he did invent The post Ebenezer Review: A Christmas Carol for Capitalists appeared first on Den of Geek.

After his Oscar win for last year’s triumphant Sinners, no one questions Michael B. Jordan‘s star power. And anyone who saw his striking directoral debut Creed III knows that Jordan has an incredible eye. And yet, we can’t help but come away from the trailer for his latest movie, The Thomas Crown Affair, with a The post Michael B. Jordan’s Thomas Crown Affair Will Test the Public’s Appetite for Gentlemen Thieves appeared first on Den of Geek.

A great sitcom knows how to turn an ordinary situation into something unforgettable. Sometimes it’s a perfectly timed reaction, a running joke that gets funnier with every appearance, or a ridiculous misunderstanding that nobody can seem to escape. The best gags don’t always need elaborate setups or complicated punchlines. They just rely on clever writing, memorable characters, and actors who know exactly how to deliver a joke. Some have become so iconic that fans still quote them years after the shows ended. And honestly, a few of these moments are just as funny today as they were when they first aired. The post 13 Brilliant Sitcom Gags for the Ages appeared first on Den of Geek.

Some photographs capture a moment, while others become a little time machine when someone puts the old version next to the new one. A couple recreating their first date decades later, partners showing how their family has grown, or two people finding their way back to each other after years apart can make a simple side by side picture surprisingly moving. The faces change, hairstyles come and go, and life leaves its marks, but familiar smiles often remain. These photos, shared by people online, offer small glimpses into relationships and lives that have kept going through all those passing years. The post 10 Touching Photos Uniting the Past and Present appeared first on Den of Geek.