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In 1996, Voyager was airing alongside Deep Space Nine as one of two Star Trek series. Both shows are frequently referenced in Starfleet Academy, but DS9 references were largely contained to a single episode, “Series Acclimation Mil,” which acted as both a tribute and a continuation of the original series. Starfleet Academy has been more open with its nods to Voyager, with Robert Picardo reprising his role as the Doctor being a standout example. Now, years after Voyager ended in 2001, the series feels relevant again, and one episode, in particular, stands out as especially meaningful.

Following his work on House of Cards, Mindhunter was David Fincher’s second project with Netflix. Though it didn’t become a huge cultural phenomenon like House of Cards, it gained a dedicated and passionate following. The show’s consistently high quality – it didn’t have a single weak episode – is the main reason for this loyal fanbase.

There are tons of documentaries available on streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Apple TV, but HBO Max has become known for having some of the best true crime content. Their documentaries don’t just recount well-known cases – they often offer new perspectives and push for justice, going above and beyond what you’d expect.

The 2005 film Pride & Prejudice, featuring Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen before his role in Succession, has remained surprisingly popular over the years, even surprising actor Tom Hollander. Hollander, a seasoned stage and screen performer with recent roles in The White Lotus and as Truman Capote, fondly remembers filming in the countryside. He never imagined that two decades later, people would still approach him to recite lines from his character about the perfect boiled potato.