The show began airing in early November and features a strong cast, including Sean Bean (known from ‘This City Is Ours’) and Connie Nielsen (from ‘Gladiator II’). Jack Patten stars as the main character, named Rob in this series.
The character has had a whirlwind of a year at the centre of several huge storylines.
The final part of Stranger Things season 5 has put Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) and her sister Kali (Linnea Berthelsen) in a difficult spot, where they must consider making the ultimate sacrifice to save everyone.
I’ve been a fan for years, and honestly, some of the things this family has said – their witty comebacks and fast responses – have become iconic! They’re just so memorable that they’ve become part of our shared cultural language, and everyone knows them. It’s amazing to see something so spontaneous become so well-known.
2025 brought exciting new seasons of beloved shows, like “Andor” season 2, where Tony Gilroy captivated viewers with its exceptional storytelling. The year also saw a fresh take on a classic with “Alien: Earth,” revitalizing the franchise after 46 years.
I was totally blown away by Blue Prince this year – it’s a really atmospheric puzzle game that just grabbed me. It was such a strong first game, and a lot of us were hoping for a direct sequel. The creator recently said a straight sequel isn’t happening, but honestly, the way he explained it actually got me excited! He’s thinking about a new game that builds on the same world, but isn’t tied down by needing to be exactly what we expect from a sequel. I think that could be even more creative!
Krem of the Yellow Hills is a character who first appeared in the Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow comic, and many DC fans might not know much about him. Here’s a breakdown of everything you should know about Krem before the movie comes out in 2026.
Now that My Hero Academia has finished, we’ve seen every Quirk the main story focused on. While the creator, Kohei Horikoshi, is happy with how things turned out, a few Quirks with a lot of promise didn’t get enough attention. Here are five that feel particularly underdeveloped, even though they had interesting possibilities.
The Straw Hat Pirates are dedicated to both achieving their personal goals and helping Luffy realize his dream of becoming the Pirate King. Through many hardships, their steadfast belief in Luffy keeps them motivated, pushing them to improve and support him however possible. Because Luffy has rescued each of them in the past, their loyalty and trust are incredibly strong. Their frequent declarations of faith in Luffy’s future are some of the most memorable and powerful moments in the series.
At the start of the 2000s, creating a musical for grown-ups, with a bit of an edge, and hoping for broad appeal felt like a big risk. Any successful show was considered a lucky outlier, not a sign of things to come. While Moulin Rouge! was highly regarded, it couldn’t really change the landscape. Then a particular film proved the issue wasn’t musicals themselves, but how they were being made. It was a complete shift in approach for a genre that wasn’t taken seriously, and it ultimately proved incredibly successful.