Seth Rogen Shares Why Studio Cast Didn’t Thank Sal Saperstein at Emmys

Okay, so *The Studio* just absolutely *swept* the Emmys this year – thirteen awards! It was insane! And after accepting all the accolades, one of the creators finally explained something that’s been driving me crazy. Everyone kept forgetting to thank Sal Saperstein in their speeches! It was a whole running joke based on that hilarious episode where they dealt with the Golden Globes, and Ike Barinholtz is *genius* as Sal, so it was just… a thing. Apparently, it was intentional! They wanted to keep the bit going, but honestly, I was starting to think they actually *forgot* about Ike! So glad they addressed it, though. It just proves how much detail they put into everything!

Futurama Season 13 Teases a Major Goodbye With New Exclusive Clip: Watch It Now

I just got a sneak peek at an upcoming episode of *Futurama* Season 13, which premieres tonight on Hulu! The episode, called “The World is Hot Enough,” seems to be about the Planet Express crew trying to cool things down by… igniting a volcano. Apparently, things don’t go as planned – I saw a clip of them actually *going into* the volcano, and it looks pretty disastrous. It even seems like Fry and Leela have a really tough moment in the episode. You can check out the clip for yourself below.

Futurama Season 13 Review: They’re Back Baby, and Better Than Ever

After a successful return with two strong seasons on Hulu, *Futurama* is back for a third. The show continues to evolve as it finds its place in the world of streaming, and the extra time allows for deeper storytelling and character development. Season 13 proves there are still plenty of exciting and original adventures to come, and the series is only getting better.

Gen V Season 2 Is Bigger, Bloodier & Might Be Even Better Than The Boys (Review)

Season 2 of *Gen V* faces a unique challenge: it connects to both the end of *The Boys* Season 4 and sets up storylines for Season 5, which can sometimes limit its own storytelling. However, the season successfully balances these connections with its own character development and expands the world of superheroes. The main story follows Marie Moreau, Jordan Li, and Emma Meyer as they return to God U after being imprisoned, and introduces a new, enigmatic Dean named Cipher.

7 Incredibly Powerful Cosmic Characters That Still Need an MCU Appearance (4 Have Already Been Set Up)

Marvel’s cosmic characters – its heroes and villains who operate on a massive, universal scale – are truly legendary. They often confront challenges that seem insurmountable, and their stories lean heavily into science fiction, letting Marvel try out fresh ideas and explore different themes. That’s why fans are eagerly waiting to see these characters play a major role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.