Back in the early 1980s, the PG-13 movie rating had yet to be created. So, when making a film like Raiders Of The Lost Ark, director Steven Spielberg had to curb the violence and bloodshed to get a PG rating from the Motion Picture Association Of America (MPAA), including in the climatic end sequence where Belloq’s head explodes.

Now, an unearthed image from the film shows what the exploding head looked before flames were superimposed over the scene in this first installment of the Indiana Jones film franchise. Check it out here below.

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey – Extended Edition, which recently came out on Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray, and DVD, comes with about 9 hours of bonus features, including additional footage inserted into the film. This release contains more behind-the-scenes looks, interviews, and so many tidbits about the film, its predecessor – The Lord Of The Rings – and the Tolkien universe, that you won’t know what to do with all this information. It’s truly awesome and delightful to watch.

Below is just a tiny taste of what you’ll learn from watching this Extended Edition of the film and its appendices. Here’s 10 Facts About The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey From The Extended Edition Blu-ray…

The sixth episode of Season 4 of AMC’s The Walking Dead was a special Governor episode, showing us some of what he’s been up to since we last saw him and a little bit of where he’s going.

See here below for a quick sneak peek of next week’s installment – Episode 407 “Dead Weigh,” which promises to give us more Governor action. The episode airs on Sunday night, November 25, 2013 at 9/8c on AMC.

All month long, the BBC and BBC America are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who with original programming, as well as Who marathons.

Part of this programming is the 1-hour special The Science of Doctor Who hosted by Brian Cox, who explores the physics behind the Doctor Who universe and the Time Lord’s ability to time travel. The special will feature several celebrity guests.

Watch the trailer here below for The Science of Doctor Who, which airs on BBC America on November 18, 2013 at 10pm/9c.

Steamboat Willie, which is generally associated with being one of the very first sound cartoons, but more importantly, it ushered into the public consciousness Mickey Mouse and that character’s creator, Walt Disney, two pop cultural images who became ingrained as American standards, celebrates the 85th anniversary of its release today.

Looking at the cartoon today, almost a century later, it’s an innocuous yarn on a boat, lightly funny, surprisingly wacky violent, and of course chock full of goofy, loopy, sound effects; it’s a half-baked affair. But it’s not so much the cartoon that makes it the universally recognized classic that it is; it’s more about being the genesis modes of Walt Disney and his creation, the lovable rodent, Mickey Mouse (the character had two other shorts prior, but Steamboat Willie was the first released – November 18, 1928).