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The initial trailer for the new Scrubs series brings back familiar faces – J.D. (Zach Braff), Turk (Donald Faison), and Elliot (Sarah Chalke). J.D. anticipates a grand reception, but is met with confusion as people don’t seem to recognize him. We also see Carla (Judy Reyes) and Perry (John C. McGinley). However, noticeably absent is Neil Flynn, who famously played the Janitor. While many original cast members will return, it’s unclear if Flynn will reprise his beloved, comedic role, though fans are hoping for at least a brief appearance.

Looking at Disney’s animated movies from 2020 to late 2025, the quality is noticeably more varied than in past years. Some films have become instant hits, topping the music charts for months, while others haven’t resonated with audiences and quickly faded away. Now that Zootopia 2, a much-awaited sequel, has been released, it’s a good moment to compare how these films measure up against each other.

The artwork has been widely praised for its beautiful and emotional color pages. As the story becomes more gripping, it’s expected to draw even more readers with new illustrations by Iwasaki. The manga editor hinted that the sequel series might also receive a prominent cover spot in the third issue – a first for this series. While exact release dates are still to come, new issues of WSJ will begin launching in December of this year and continue into 2026.

The SCUF Reflex controller is designed to give players a truly customized gaming experience. It’s now the official controller for games like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, and comes in different versions like the Reflex Pro and Reflex FPS. What sets it apart from regular controllers is the level of personalization it offers. After using it for about two dozen hours, I’m convinced it’s a worthwhile investment for any serious gamer.

As a critic, I’ve always seen Batman as a solitary figure, but this new direction, with a Robin by his side, feels different. It’s not just about fighting crime anymore; he’s building a family, a team dedicated to safeguarding Gotham. It adds a surprisingly emotional layer to the familiar narrative, and honestly, it’s a welcome change.

Just like the Doctor regenerates, the show Doctor Who has gone through many changes over the years. When it came back in 2005, it moved away from long, connected storylines and embraced more special effects, but it kept the core of what made the show special: a lonely Doctor traveling through space and time to fix problems, help people, and fight for what’s right. Because of this, both the older and newer episodes have many excellent stories, making it hard to pick the very best ones.

The popular crime drama Broadchurch is now available on Netflix again, starting November 1st. The show originally aired on ITV from 2013 to 2017 and was previously on Netflix for several years before being removed in 2021, so its return is great news for fans. Created by Chris Chibnall, Broadchurch follows detectives played by David Tennant and Olivia Colman as they investigate the death of 11-year-old Danny Latimer, whose body is discovered on a beach in a small seaside town.

A recent event in the game Disney’s Twisted Wonderland has reimagined Oogie Boogie from The Nightmare Before Christmas with an anime-inspired design. This new version, called “Swing,” looks very different from the original stop-motion villain. He has a more human and distinctly anime appearance, though he still wears the familiar green covering. Surprisingly, a well-known voice actor is now providing the voice for this updated Oogie Boogie.

Valve recently announced a range of new products planned for release in 2026, including an updated Steam Machine, a VR headset, and a redesigned Steam controller. Many people were surprised that a Steam Deck 2 wasn’t included in the announcement. Valve later explained they do plan to create a Steam Deck 2, but only when the technology has advanced enough to justify a new version. This approach is a welcome change of pace.

During the 1960s, many superheroes gained iconic enemies who represented everything they stood against. This era, known as the Silver Age of comics, introduced some of DC Comics’ most dangerous and memorable villains, ranging from powerful alien invaders to heartless pirates.