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While “Seperence” feels the most current of this season’s Simpsons episodes, it’s also unfortunately the least successful. The episode is a direct parody of the Apple TV+ show Severance, but it doesn’t offer a fresh or unique take on the source material. Although the joke about this workplace being as exhausting as any other job is amusing, and the explanation for the “second person” effect is clever, the episode ultimately falls flat. It rehashes jokes already made about Severance without adding anything new, making it less engaging than other episodes this season.

Early reviews for the upcoming Scrubs revival, premiering February 25th on ABC, are overwhelmingly positive. The show currently has an 83% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics praising its ability to blend familiar nostalgic elements with a fresh, modern approach. Reviewers have noted that the revival successfully captures the spirit of the original series – a welcome change after the somewhat disappointing ninth season. It seems this new chapter understands what made Scrubs so beloved and delivers exactly what audiences want, offering a promising continuation for a show that previously ended on an unusual note.

Recently, Comic Book highlighted 10 anime series known for consistently high quality – not a single episode was considered weak. But with so many anime out there, that list barely scratches the surface. Here’s another selection of flawless series, so be sure to check them out!

But here’s the really interesting part: Rumors have been circulating that Brand New Day could be the movie that officially introduces the X-Men into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Many believe Sadie Sink, known from Stranger Things, might be playing Jean Grey, also known as Phoenix. And today, a new report about Spider-Man: Brand New Day doesn’t dismiss those X-Men theories – it actually adds more evidence to support them!

Films that narrowly missed inclusion were the 2018 revival of Halloween, which boosted Jamie Lee Curtis’ career, Hustlers, which proved Jennifer Lopez could deliver a truly strong performance (something she hadn’t been fully recognized for since Out of Sight), and Black Swan. While some might say Black Swan helped revive Winona Ryder’s career, Stranger Things was actually the project that brought her back into the spotlight.

Captain America’s comics have featured work from some of history’s most talented artists, resulting in incredible cover art. The very best of these covers weren’t just memorable for the character, they actually helped shape the comic book world. Here are ten Captain America covers that are considered groundbreaking and among the best ever created.

MGA Entertainment’s new show, Armorsaurs, clearly draws inspiration from Power Rangers. Similar to Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, it features dinosaurs and a team of young heroes who must team up with them to fight against an invading enemy. You can now watch Armorsaurs on Disney+.

Todd Howard recently shared that Bethesda is almost ready to reveal details about new content for Starfield. In an interview with Kinda Funny Games (as reported by Kotaku), he said they’ve been working hard on it and are excited to finally start showing players what’s coming. He expressed confidence in the work they’ve done and hinted that announcements are on the way soon.

Since the Kingsguard couldn’t harm any Targaryens during the Trial by Seven, characters like Princes Maekar and Baelor were expected to be safe. That’s why Baelor Targaryen’s death in the first season is so surprising – especially since he was just shown standing and talking moments before. Baelor died because he volunteered to join Dunk’s team, completing the group and saving Dunk from a faster defeat. This has led some to compare his death to that of Ned Stark, and to a conclusion that, while common, isn’t necessarily accurate.

Stephen King’s Sleepwalkers, King’s first original screenplay, is set to leave Tubi at the end of the month. Unlike most of his previous movie work, this 1992 film, directed by Mick Garris, wasn’t based on one of his stories—he wrote it specifically for the screen. The movie stars Alice Krige and Brian Krause as a mother and son who are actually shapeshifting creatures that feed on the life force of young people and are strangely terrified of house cats. Keep an eye out for cameos by horror icons like Tobe Hooper, Clive Barker, and Stephen King himself!