Hulu’s Revival of a Cartoon Network Classic Is Already Back With a New Season Just Months After Its Premiere

Fans can now stream Season 2 of The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball on Hulu, starting December 22nd. This series is a continuation of The Amazing World of Gumball, a popular Cartoon Network show from the 2010s that ran for six seasons. The new season follows Gumball, a blue cat with a bit of an attitude but a good heart, and his goofy best friend Darwin as they get into trouble in the town of Elmore. All 20 episodes are currently available on Hulu.

After Four Years, MCU Star Blasts Fan Response to Marvel Movie in the Most Hilarious Way Possible (And He’s Right)

With a 47% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, Eternals ranks as one of the least well-received films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While some of the criticism the movie received was valid, a lot of it felt unfair or unhelpful. Kumail Nanjiani, who played Kingo in Eternals and later returned to the role in the Marvel’s What If…? animated series, was a frequent target of that negativity. He’s spoken before about how the film’s reception impacted him, and now he’s sharing his thoughts with his characteristic humor.

Every MCU Movie and Series of 2025, Ranked

With so much excitement building for Marvel’s 2026 releases, it’s easy to overlook how strong 2025 has been for the franchise. While not everything was a hit, the successful projects really stood out. Here’s a ranking of all the Marvel movies and series that came out in 2025.

67 Years Ago Today, A Classic Sci-Fi Series That Inspired Stephen King & John Carpenter Debuted

Quatermass and the Pit originally aired on BBC television between December 1958 and January 1959. As with other stories featuring Professor Bernard Quatermass, it centers around a remarkable discovery: a buried spaceship linked to an ancient, evil alien race with powerful mental abilities. While not as well-known today, this series is considered a major influence on Stephen King’s novel, The Tommyknockers, and has also been cited as a source of inspiration for John Carpenter’s 1982 film, The Thing.