CBS’ Classic Action TV Show With Over 200 Episodes Becomes a Streaming Hit, 33 Years Later

The television series Walker, Texas Ranger featured Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker, a Texas Ranger who relied on his martial arts skills to fight crime with his partner, James Trivette (played by Clarence Gilyard Jr.). The show ran from 1993 to 2001, showcasing the duo solving cases across Texas. While the series feels a bit old-fashioned now, it’s recently gained renewed interest following Chuck Norris’s death, likely due to viewers feeling nostalgic for the show.

All 4 Seasons of the Best ‘90s Sci-Fi Show You Forgot About Is Leaving Tubi

The animated series Men in Black, which originally aired from 1997 to 2001, is leaving the Tubi streaming service. The show follows Agents J, K, and L as they work for a secret government organization dealing with aliens and protecting Earth, continuing the story after the first Men in Black movie. Despite running for four seasons and 53 episodes, it’s been hard to find – only the first season was ever released on DVD, and it only recently became available to stream on Tubi in April 2025. Now, less than a year later, it’s being removed, though the exact date hasn’t been announced.

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s Peter Parker Twist Fixes Forgotten ‘Ms. Marvel’ Moment

The trailer for the new movie strongly suggests a big change for Tom Holland’s Spider-Man: he’s developing the ability to shoot webs directly from his wrists. This is inspired by a storyline from a comic book published 54 years ago. While Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man had this ability back in 2002, it’s a significant development because it means Peter Parker no longer needs to rely on the web-shooters he created himself. This change is important for reasons beyond just the ability itself.

Spring 2026’s Fullmetal Alchemist Replacement Already Looks Like the Best Anime of the Season

It’s incredibly difficult to find an anime as good as Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, which is considered a perfect series. While it’s a tough act to follow, Daemons of the Shadow Realm – a new anime from the same creator – comes the closest. That connection alone makes it a must-see for Fullmetal Alchemist fans, but there are plenty of other reasons to watch when it premieres in Spring 2026.