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We could only be talking about the first season of Michael Jackson: The Verdict, a series that explores the charges of child sexual abuse against the superstar and the trial that followed through the eyes of the key players who were in the courtroom during the proceedings. And while it’s racked up those 50 million hours viewed, as well as the #1 spot on the platform’s Top 10 Most Watched list, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows for the streamer in the wake of its release—fans of the musician are deeply upset over the way the case, and Jackson himself, were portrayed.

Hugh Jackman’s popularity ensured his portrayal of Wolverine remained iconic, even after his character seemingly had a definitive ending in Logan. This allowed Wolverine to seamlessly transition into the Marvel Cinematic Universe when Disney acquired Fox. Deadpool & Wolverine delivered on that promise, and while Logan’s impact hasn’t been erased, it seems likely Jackman will eventually retire the role, making way for a new actor. Many names have been suggested as potential replacements, including Daniel Radcliffe and Henry Cavill, and it’s almost certain someone else will take on the mantle. Wolverine is too important to leave out of Marvel’s plans for mutants, and because of a connection in The Incredible Hulk, we already have a starting point for his backstory.

What makes Continuum so compelling is that it doesn’t offer easy answers. The series centers on Kiera Cameron, a law enforcer from a troubled future who believes the powerful corporation in charge is maintaining order, even though it appears to be a dictatorship. Opposing her is Liber8, led by Edouard Kagame, a group fighting for freedom against corporate control. However, their tactics are extreme and result in many deaths, making viewers question whether violence is justified. Kiera also teams up with police detective Carlos Fonnegra and a brilliant young hacker named Alec Sadler to survive in the past. Ironically, Alec will later create the very system Liber8 is trying to dismantle. This creates a constant moral dilemma for Kiera – she’s forced to protect the person who will ultimately build her grim future – adding layers of complexity and making the show truly stand out.

The comic book The Boys first introduced the idea of heroes who are clearly imitations of well-known figures, and in some cases, the comics explored this concept even more effectively than the TV show. We’re now going to examine seven of the best characters from the comic who parody famous heroes, ranking them based on how successful they are. Some are hilarious exaggerations, while others take a more serious approach. Let’s dive into these clever copies and see which ones work best.

Fans of George R.R. Martin’s book series have already pointed out that the show is diverging from the original story, and Season 3 continues this pattern. In a trailer for the new season, Aegon says he’ll either kill his brother or die trying – a line that doesn’t appear in the book Fire & Blood. Tom Glynn-Carney, who plays King Aegon II Targaryen, recently spoke with ComicBook about where his character’s head is at, along with Harry Collett, who plays Prince Jacaerys Velaryon.

Screenwriter David Koepp recently discussed the future of the Jurassic World series, specifically a potential sequel sometimes referred to as Jurassic World Rebirth. He explained to ScreenRant that while Universal is working on another film, a major hurdle remains: no one has yet found a way to convincingly and realistically continue the story from a scientific standpoint.

We’ll have to wait a little while longer for the new DLC to come out, but that gives fans like me plenty of time to imagine what we want to see in Pokopia. I’ve already shared some important features the game needs, and now I’m making a wish list of new Pokémon to add to the Pokémon Pokopia Pokédex with the Bubbly Basin expansion. Since the expansion focuses on the ocean, I’m focusing on Pokémon that could realistically live underwater.