10 Bold 'Breaking Bad' Fan Theories
What’s Gus Fring's story? What did Jesse Pinkman’s doodles mean? And do 'Breaking Bad' and 'The Walking Dead' exist within the same universe? Read on...
What’s Gus Fring's story? What did Jesse Pinkman’s doodles mean? And do 'Breaking Bad' and 'The Walking Dead' exist within the same universe? Read on...
Were Dorothy, Blanche, Rose, and Sophia part of an organized crime syndicate? Ponder this and other 'The Golden Girls' fan theories over a slice of cheesecake.
"In the Air Tonight," Phil Collins's first solo single, has been inspiring vigorous air-drumming and bizarre rumors for more than 40 years.
Pixar's 'Up' was sad enough when it came out in 2009, and this dark fan theory somehow makes the movie even more depressing.
According to this 'Frasier' fan theory, Frasier Crane imagines the events of his spinoff show while passed out outside Cheers bar.
While popular fan theories point the finger at Kevin Malone or Jan’s assistant, here’s the truth about who really fathered Astird. Sorry—Astrid.
The Lion King’s Scar killed his brother, which already earned him a spot in the unofficial Disney Villain Hall of Infamy. Did he eat him, too?
According to a theory about the song, Frosty the Snowman was brought to life by a group of evil children.
'Back to the Future' has enough time travel paradoxes to keep astute viewers busy for decades. Take a look at some of the most compelling—and disturbing—fan theories.
For 50 years, the hard-working teens (and dog) of Mystery, Inc. have been investigating the paranormal—and inspiring some wild fan theories.
Nancy Wheeler from 'Stranger Things' might the sassiest, gun-shootin’ big sister there ever was, but according to a recent fan theory on Reddit, it is time for her to get the ax.
With the fourth season of Netflix’s hit series Stranger Things officially confirmed, fans are (unsurprisingly) already coming up with their detailed theories and ideas for what’s to come.
Despite its exhaustively polished veneer, 'Downton Abbey' was always a soap opera. So it should come as no surprise that fans have developed some wacky theories about the show.
A new fan theory about a bizarre connection between all of the murdered characters on 'Stranger Things' has got fans thinking about who could be next.
With dozens of symbols and a naturally allegorical tale, 'The Wizard of Oz' lends itself to a wide variety of interpretations and pet theories—some of them more plausible than others.
If these 'Saved By the Bell' fan theories are to be believed, murderers, eco-terrorists, a famous tech billionaire, and one foul-mouthed superhero could be wandering the halls of Bayside High.
One Redditor is making a pretty interesting case about a surprising new villain for the upcoming season: our super-powered hero, Eleven.
In literature, 'canon' refers to source material that establishes the characters, relationships, and events of a fictional universe. 'Headcanon,' however, describes fans’ imagined explanations for what happens between the lines, or off the page entirely.
We already know that Benedict Cumberbatch will be reprising his role as Dr. Stephen Strange in 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,' but could another beloved Marvel character be coming along for the ride?
Netflix’s 'Stranger Things' is set in the 1980s and regularly includes references to huge cultural phenomena from that time, including 'Star Wars.' Now it seems that George Lucas's legendary space opera might offer a clue regarding the fate of Hopper.
Winona Ryder’s role as both a character in 'Stranger Things' and a fixture of the 1980s has given rise to a wild theory—and this week, one of the show's producers addressed it.
'Star Wars' star Mark Hamill recently took to Twitter to debunk a fan theory about what Luke Skywalker says after destroying the Death Star in 'A New Hope.'
At this point, it seems most fans of 'Stranger Things' agree that Billy Hargrove will become the new monster of season 3. And at least one person believes he'll take Karen Wheeler down with him.
One Reddit user thinks they know a major element of what’s to come in 'Stranger Things,' and it involves the relocation of some key characters.