All 17 Doctors’ First & Last Lines In Doctor Who Explained

Since William Hartnell first played the Doctor in 1963, there have been seventeen different actors in the role. This includes Billie Piper’s unexpected return in 2025. Each time the Doctor regenerates, it significantly changes the show’s tone and introduces a new era with a completely different personality. A Doctor’s first words often reveal their new persona, while their final lines usually offer a poignant goodbye to their time traveling in the TARDIS.

Beloved 75-Year-Old Comic Franchise Bought By Sony For $457 Million (So What’s Next?)

Sony is buying a majority stake in Peanuts Holdings LLC for approximately $630 million Canadian dollars (about $457 million USD). This gives Sony control over the future of the Peanuts franchise, beyond projects already in development with WildBrain. Considering Peanuts is a hugely popular and well-known comic strip with adaptations across all types of media, Sony’s investment could significantly expand the franchise’s reach and impact.

Title: 20 Best Shows On Paramount+ Right Now (December 2025)

Paramount+ really shines because of its impressive library of older TV shows. Whether you enjoy dramas, comedies, shows for kids, or popular series, there’s something for everyone. With so much to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start, but luckily, we’ve compiled a list of the 20 best shows on Paramount+ to help!

Classic PSP Games Getting New Content Nearly 20 Years Later

The popular PSP games Patapon and Patapon 2 returned earlier this year as Patapon 1 + 2 Replay, and they’re getting a significant free update on December 22nd. This update will introduce a completely new game mode, though developers SAS and publisher Bandai Namco are keeping the details a secret to maintain an element of surprise. They’ve released a short teaser trailer, which you can watch below, offering a glimpse of what’s to come.

Watchmen Isn’t Alan Moore’s Masterpiece, This 40 Year Old Cult Classic Is

While Watchmen is rightfully hailed as a landmark achievement, Alan Moore had already established himself as a phenomenal writer before it. He first gained significant attention in the American comic scene with Saga of the Swamp Thing (specifically issue #20, though many believe it was #21). His work on Swamp Thing quickly made him a star, allowing him to craft truly unique and innovative stories. Some even argue that his greatest work before Watchmen was the 1985 Swamp Thing epic, “American Gothic” – a story that, in many ways, rivals or even surpasses the quality of Watchmen and deserves more recognition.