I’ve been thinking about the Teen Titans, and there are so many awesome members who haven’t gotten the recognition they deserve. Whether they were written out of storylines with all the universe reboots, or just decided to leave the team, they’ve been overlooked for way too long, and I want to shine a light on them!
Like different versions of Batman cartoons, the quality of Catwoman’s animated appearances on TV has varied a lot. This list focuses on animated TV shows where Catwoman plays an important part, and which ones captured her character the most effectively. Over the years, animated depictions of Catwoman have been hit or miss – some are great, while others aren’t as successful.
As a movie and TV buff, I really wish The Red Road had gotten another season. It was a powerful show that explored some really heavy stuff – the way trauma gets passed down through families, social injustice, and just how far people will go for those they care about. Both main characters, Phillip Kopus (Jason Momoa) and Sheriff Harold Jensen (Martin Henderson), seemed willing to cross any line. The story kicks off with a college student vanishing, and that one disappearance starts to destroy Sheriff Jensen’s life, his family, and the Lenape tribe who live in the nearby mountains. It was gripping stuff!
For 86 years, DC Comics has created iconic superheroes, and many memorable characters have emerged. While some lesser-known heroes fade away, the best ones endure, appearing in team-ups, limited series, and even their own ongoing comics. Here are ten DC characters who aren’t the most famous, but are still fantastic.
Okay, so Stranger Things is wrapping up, and I know a lot of you are probably wondering what to binge next. I’ve compiled a list of five shows – all available on Netflix, and either finished or with new seasons on the way – that I think will really appeal to Stranger Things fans. They all have that special something – memorable characters, a creative spark, and a real knack for pulling you into the story. Let’s be clear, none of them are exactly like Stranger Things, but trust me, they’re all worth your time.
Replacing a main actor in an ongoing movie series is a big decision, and the breakup between Edward Norton and Marvel Studios wasn’t friendly. The main reason for the change was a disagreement about the direction of the films. Norton, who likes to be very involved in the creative process, apparently made significant changes to the script for The Incredible Hulk, aiming for a darker, more thoughtful feel like Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight. However, Kevin Feige, the head of Marvel Studios, was creating a shared universe of movies and needed actors who would collaborate and fit into a larger, connected storyline.
The new series begins 19 years after the original show ended in 2006 after seven seasons on Fox. Malcolm, now a father himself, has been trying to keep his daughter and himself separate from his famously chaotic family – but he’s pulled back in when his parents celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. The trailer for the revival showed familiar faces like Hal (Bryan Cranston), Lois (Jane Kaczmarek), Francis (Christopher Masterson), Reese (Justin Berfield), and Malcolm (Frankie Muniz). Notably, the youngest brother, Dewey, who was originally played by Erik Per Sullivan, will be portrayed by Caleb Ellsworth-Clark in the new series.
Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange is the character in focus. The first Doctor Strange movie, released in 2016, successfully launched a new franchise and showcased a popular actor. That initial film introduced storylines, like Mordo’s pursuit of rogue sorcerers, that haven’t been resolved even now, a decade later. The sequel, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, complicated things further, ending with Doctor Strange trapped in the Dark Dimension as of 2022. Despite this, plans for a Doctor Strange spinoff show were once proposed, and recent reports suggest it’s still being developed.
Rising RAM prices may push back the release of the next PlayStation (PS6) and Xbox, according to Insider Gaming. Demand from AI companies building large data centers has caused a significant increase in the cost and scarcity of RAM. Because of this, Sony and Microsoft are reportedly considering delaying their new consoles, hoping RAM prices will decrease. This could mean fans won’t see the PS6 or the next Xbox until 2029 or even later, as exact launch dates are currently unknown.
The problem with tropes isn’t that they exist, but that many creators rely on them in predictable ways. There’s a big difference between something feeling comfortably familiar and simply being unoriginal – one invites the audience in, the other turns them off. Great anime understands how to cleverly build on what viewers expect, instead of just repeating the same old ideas. The industry needs more innovators and fewer people who just copy what’s already been done.