HBO’s 4-Part Crime Masterpiece Ended 3 Years Ago Today, And We Don’t Talk About It Enough

In early 2016, HBO commissioned a pilot episode created by Bill Hader and Alec Berg, generating excitement among fans of the Saturday Night Live star. That summer, HBO approved a full series, and Hader began working on his new show. This project was different from his previous comedic work, like Superbad and Trainwreck, as he aimed for a much darker and more dramatic tone – resulting in the creation of Barry.

Does Paul Rudd Get Botox? He Says…

Okay, so everyone always comments on how amazing he looks, seriously, like he barely aged a day! And the best part? He just revealed he’s never gone near Botox! I knew it! It’s just… good genes, I guess. I mean, it’s incredible, right? He’s 57 and still looks… well, perfect. I’m officially even more obsessed now!

For All Mankind Spinoff Star City Debuts To Rare Rotten Tomatoes Score

Apple TV+ has quickly become a top destination for science fiction fans, offering a diverse range of shows that explore different aspects of the genre. From the multiverse adventures of Dark Matter (returning for a second season) to the monster action of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, and the mind-bending workplace mysteries of Severance, the platform boasts a compelling collection. And now, Apple TV+ is adding another exciting series to its already impressive lineup.

Sequel to a Cancelled Sci-Fi Masterpiece Becomes a Top 10 U.S. Streaming Hit (& There’s More Coming)

When discussing sci-fi shows cancelled before their time, Firefly always comes up. Created by Joss Whedon, this space western is the prime example of a series cut short, largely because Fox didn’t know how to promote it or air the episodes in the right order. Though it only lasted one season, it quickly gained a dedicated fanbase who kept the show alive. Their support eventually led to the 2005 movie Serenity, which offered a conclusion to the story, and is currently popular on Prime Video, according to Flix Patrol.

7 Ways Marvel Made Magneto Better Over the Years

For nearly 20 years, Magneto has been fighting alongside the X-Men. Over time, writers and artists have significantly developed his character, transforming him into the iconic figure he is now. Marvel specifically improved Magneto in seven key ways.