Only 1970s Kids Remember This Cult ABC Superhero Show (But The Theme Song Was Way Bigger)

Originally airing as a two-hour movie in 1981 before becoming a three-season series on ABC, *The Greatest American Hero* is now a beloved classic of superhero TV. The show centers around Ralph Hinkley (played by William Katt), a teacher who gains superpowers from a suit given to him by aliens. Ironically, Ralph misplaces the instruction manual, forcing him to figure out how to use the suit’s abilities through comical trial and error.

7 Incredible Marvel Movie Villains Not In The MCU

For a long time, Marvel Studios didn’t own the rights to all of its popular characters. Studios like 20th Century Fox, Sony, and New Line Cinema made Marvel movies first, introducing many well-known villains to the big screen. Films like the *X-Men*, *Spider-Man*, *Ghost Rider*, and *Blade* featured these impressive villains, and fans are hoping to see them join the main Marvel Cinematic Universe now that Marvel Studios has more control over its characters.

Bugonia Is As Weird As I Hoped, But I Didn’t Expect To Find The Main Characters So Interesting

This might be one of my favorite films by Lanthimos, and I’d even say it’s among his best. I realize that’s a bold claim, but I especially appreciated how it felt a little more connected to reality than a lot of his other work. It was also surprisingly straightforward compared to some of his more puzzling movies, and I always enjoy a film with two equally awful main characters.

Roger Ebert Called the Coen Brothers’ Fargo a 10/10 Masterpiece

Fargo quickly became a critical and commercial hit, earning seven Academy Award nominations and two Oscars for Frances McDormand and the Coen brothers. Its impact was so significant that it was recognized by the American Film Institute as one of the greatest movies ever made and later added to the United States National Film Registry for its lasting influence on film and culture. Roger Ebert even ranked it as the fourth-best film of the 1990s – a decade known for incredible movies – placing it above Schindler’s List. For all these reasons, Fargo continues to be considered a timeless classic.

Xbox Horror Game Only $1 Ahead of Halloween

From now until October 23rd, Xbox players on all consoles can get *The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters* for just 94 cents. While it might not be the most famous horror game on Xbox, it’s a great deal – most games cost more than a dollar! Plus, reviews suggest *The Coma 2* is well worth the small price.

Nobody Wants To Talk About the Harsh Truth of Absolute Batman

Although *Absolute Batman* is a solid comic that explores the Batman story in interesting ways, it’s not addressing a key issue. Despite significant changes to Bruce Wayne’s background and a fresh take on the character, the comic also reinforces a tired, familiar pattern that Batman has been caught in for years. Ultimately, *Absolute Batman* is another dark and gritty Batman story that depends on bleakness instead of taking risks and truly reinventing the character for DC Comics.

Dragon Ball Super’s Funniest Plot Hole Never Got an Explanation & That’s For the Best

This storyline, which originally appeared as four chapters in the manga and the 2013 film *Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods*, was later expanded to 14 episodes in the anime series with added content. The incredibly powerful god Beerus easily defeated Goku and his friends at first, but he eventually became an ally and a fan favorite. True to his status as a god who has lived forever, Beerus caused plenty of chaos throughout his life. One of his past deeds created a convenient plot twist, and the scene itself is quite humorous.

7 Superman Facts You Won’t Believe Are True

Most people know the basics about Superman, but even dedicated fans might be surprised by some lesser-known facts and trivia. These details go beyond the common knowledge and sometimes venture into the strange or unusually specific. Here are seven unbelievable—but true—facts about the Man of Steel.

Avengers: Doomsday Co-Writer Reveals The MCU Character He Thinks Glen Powell Could Play, And I Love This Idea

Michael Waldron has quickly become a key figure in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, known for his successful work on the first season of *Loki* and the film *Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness*. He’s currently co-writing the screenplays for the upcoming *Avengers: Doomsday* and *Secret Wars* with Stephen McFeely. While appearing on The Playlist’s *Bingeworthy Podcast*, Waldron – who is a fan of Marvel comics – was asked if he’d like to include his *Chad Powers* colleague in a future MCU project, and he mentioned a particularly fitting cosmic character.