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As a passionate gamer, I kicked off my evening by tuning into the electrifying premiere of WWE SmackDown on USA Network. The night got rolling with an epic clash for the Undisputed WWE Championship! After weeks of tension between Rhodes and the new Bloodline, Sikoa issued a challenge to Rhodes for a Title match, which Rhodes accepted. However, Nick Aldis added a twist – turning it into a Steel Cage match to keep the rest of the Bloodline at bay. The match that ensued was nothing short of breathtaking and brutal, with Rhodes even executing a massive splash from the top of the cage! Although Rhodes emerged victorious and held onto his Title, The Bloodline swarmed the ring post-match to take down the Champ. This led to Roman Reigns making an appearance, challenging the entire group. We got a tantalizing glimpse of Reigns vs Jacob Fatu, but Sikoa managed to prevent that showdown for now. Fortunately, Rhodes jumped in to help Reigns even the odds and clear out The Bloodline!

Astro Bot has been nothing short of astonishing, surpassing even high expectations for a console entry in the platforming series. While many might have anticipated positive reviews, few could have predicted the widespread praise it’s received. To showcase some of this acclaim, Sony has shared an accolades trailer for the game. Take a look at it below.

In a short while, HBO’s “The Penguin” series will make its appearance, enriching Matt Reeves’ interpretation of the DC universe. As we eagerly await the premiere of “The Penguin”, it has been revealed that there’s a special connection between the series production and “The Batman”. It turns out that Mick Giacchino, renowned for his work on “The Muppets Mayhem”, “Zootopia+”, and “That Dirty Black Bag”, will be composing music for every episode of “The Penguin”.

As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but reflect on my favorite DC shows, currently being the animated “Harley Quinn” and the recently premiered “Kite Man: Hell Yeah!” on Max. With the fifth season of “Harley Quinn” set for November, and “Kite Man” having graced our screens in July, it’s easy to forget that these aren’t Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker’s first ventures into the DC realm. In fact, way back in 2016, they were instrumental in creating NBC’s “Powerless,” a sitcom that offered a fresh, hilarious take on ordinary people navigating life in a universe filled with superheroes. Although it didn’t garner massive viewership, the show has remained close to fans’ hearts, many of whom believe it was before its time. Now, as I look back, I can’t help but appreciate the unique mark “Powerless” left on DC.