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You can now watch Daleks’ Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. for free on Tubi. The film stars Peter Cushing, Roberta Tovey, Jill Curzon, and Bernard Cribbins, and is based on a classic “Doctor Who” story. It begins with policeman Tom Campbell (played by Cribbins) accidentally entering the Doctor’s time machine, thinking it’s a regular police box. Through his eyes, viewers are introduced to the Doctor (as Cushing’s character was known) and their mission to save humanity from the Daleks in the distant future.

As a JRPG fan, I’m always looking for a great adventure, but sometimes I just don’t have weeks to dedicate to a single game. Luckily, there are some fantastic JRPGs out there that you can actually finish in a weekend – maybe with a few extra hours thrown in! They still deliver that awesome JRPG experience – the epic battles, the compelling stories – just in a more compact package. If you want a quick but satisfying JRPG fix, these are seriously the way to go.

The new actors playing Harry, Ron, and Hermione—Dominic McLaughlin, Alastair Stout, and Arabella Stanton—are impressive, but the supporting cast is also strong. The Hogwarts teachers and staff are essential to bringing the magic of the story to life, and we’ve already started to see how those characters will be portrayed in the new Harry Potter film.

A screenshot from the testing phase of the system is making the rounds online, revealing a redesigned interface for the shop. It features big, eye-catching tiles similar to those used by Netflix, and several options for filtering products.

We’ve gathered a list of shows that brilliantly integrate music into the narrative, making it feel like a natural part of the story, not just an interruption. These shows strike a great balance between entertainment and consistency, keeping you engaged without losing sight of the plot. If you enjoy musicals, you’ll definitely want to check these out.

Grant Morrison is widely considered one of the best writers to ever tackle Batman. They first gained significant recognition with Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth and the “Gothic” storyline. Their take on Batman in JLA led to the now-famous “Bat-God” interpretation. After years of anticipation, Morrison finally took over the main Batman title, launching a seven-year run that essentially shaped the modern version of the character. This run is crucial to Batman’s ongoing popularity and is often cited as one of the greatest in comic book history. While many writers have left their mark on Batman, Morrison truly elevated the character to new heights.

Here are six RPGs from the ’90s that still hold up.