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Despite still being a hit on CBS when it finished, The Big Bang Theory ended because Jim Parsons decided to leave after twelve seasons. Ever since, fans have often talked about bringing the show back, usually with at least some of the original cast. However, the new series, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, won’t feature Sheldon or any of his friends as main characters. It’s a completely fresh start, separate from the original show and the broader Big Bang Theory universe.

The next installment in the series, A Parade of Horribles, will be released in a few weeks, and that’s only the beginning! We’re also creating games and developing a TV series for Peacock, with Matt Dinniman as an executive producer. If you’re looking for something to watch in the meantime, while nothing compares to Dungeon Crawler Carl, we have some recommendations for classic sci-fi shows you might enjoy.

Grave Seasons is an ambitious game that uses the procedural generation concept to create a story that unfolds over multiple playthroughs. Developed by Perfect Garbage and published by Blumhouse Games, it’s coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Steam on August 14th. The game blends a variety of interesting elements into a dark but appealing experience, and might have finally cracked the code for making mystery games truly replayable.

Lately, DC Comics has been introducing villains who are often more powerful than those from the past. In fact, over the last 15 years, they’ve created a number of incredibly strong villains to challenge their heroes. Let’s take a look at seven of the most powerful villains DC has introduced since the start of the New 52 era – these are some of the biggest threats to ever endanger everything we know.

Luckily, several strategy RPGs, similar to Fire Emblem, offer a comparable experience. Until the next main Fire Emblem game is released, these fantastic indie and AA titles will keep fans satisfied. They range from games that closely resemble specific Fire Emblem eras to those that creatively reimagine the classic formula, making them perfect for anyone looking for a strategy RPG like Nintendo’s beloved series.

A new report shows Netflix is the most popular place to watch anime. A recent survey found it’s the top streaming service in seven out of nine key countries, including the US, UK, Germany, France, and Brazil. Netflix has previously stated that over half of its subscribers enjoy anime, demonstrating how much the medium is growing in popularity. With over 325 million subscribers compared to Crunchyroll’s 17 million, even a small percentage of Netflix users watching anime would result in significantly higher viewership numbers.

ComicBook got a sneak peek at Universal Horror Unleashed in Las Vegas and learned about future plans for the year-round attraction. Del Wynegar, an Entertainment Director, revealed that seasonal events are scheduled through 2027. The recent Spring event, “Feaster Grievings,” featured creepy Easter themes. However, the upcoming Summer event will be different – it will be entirely based on a popular horror franchise, taking over the whole attraction.

The anime My Hero Academia is concluding with one last TV episode, marking the end of Izuku Midoriya’s decade-long journey. A recent clip shared on X (@Color_Division) gives a better look at Deku’s new pro hero suit, which was secretly developed by his former classmates from Class 1-A. The suit appears to incorporate technology that enhances his abilities, offering a glimpse into his future as a hero. You can see the clip below.

Darth Maul is a unique case. Though he died in The Phantom Menace, George Lucas quickly found ways to bring the character back – at one point, even considering a storyline where General Grievous was a resurrected Maul in Revenge of the Sith. Ultimately, Maul reappeared in The Clone Wars as a powerful crime lord determined to challenge Palpatine. His story continues in the new villain-focused Star Wars TV show, Maul – Shadow Hunter, solidifying his place as one of the franchise’s greatest villains.

The videos have quickly gained millions of views on YouTube, and the reaction on social media has been overwhelmingly positive.