On December 9, 2010, NBC broadcast the 11th episode of Community‘s second season, called “Abed’s Uncontrollable Christmas.” Fans of the show often consider this episode to be one of the most beloved and memorable from the entire series. Luckily, Community is readily available to watch now, making it easy to revisit this classic.
Even though people love a good thriller, many excellent films in the genre never get the attention they deserve. This is often due to issues with how movies are distributed and promoted. A fantastic thriller might fail because of poor marketing or get lost among newer releases online. International thrillers face an even bigger challenge, as they usually don’t have the funds to compete with domestic films. As a result, many great stories are only discovered by dedicated fans who go looking for them, and end up being forgotten by most viewers.
Here’s a list of the titles, in order, along with their release dates when available:
According to co-creator Jon Maur, the goal was to highlight how people communicate differently and let players try out a simpler version of a communication aid commonly used by those with communication challenges.
Here is an overview of the game, via Wholesome Games Presents:
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
The pre-order period begins on December 8th, 2025, and lasts until January 5th, 2026. You can find all the details, including prices with tax, on the store’s official website. The merchandise is expected to be released around mid-March, though the specific date is still to come. The website currently lists 21 items based on the new theme, including things like jute bags, keychains, acrylic stands, stickers, pictures, and badges. Good news – these products aren’t just for Japan! They’re being shipped internationally, but please note that international orders will include additional shipping costs.
Adventure Time originally started as a short on Nickelodeon’s Random! Cartoons back in 2008. The first episode featured familiar characters like Finn, Jake, the Ice King, and Lady Rainicorn, but the animation and voice acting were noticeably different from the show we know today. Creator Pendleton Ward tried to get Adventure Time turned into a full series on Nickelodeon, but they decided not to move forward with it – a decision many now regret! Fortunately, Cartoon Network saw potential, especially after the pilot episode became a hit on YouTube. They picked up the show in 2010, and it’s been a beloved part of animation history ever since. Even after the original series ended, the world of Adventure Time continues with the spin-off, Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake, which explores a new universe with female versions of Finn and Jake.
Sixty years ago today, on December 9, 1965, A Charlie Brown Christmas first aired on CBS. It was the very first animated special featuring the Peanuts characters, and it proved incredibly popular. While many holiday specials followed, this original remains a beloved classic. Looking back, it’s easy to see why it continues to be so popular after all these years.
Unlike the incredibly popular Demon Slayer, which concluded after just over four years, Sakamoto Days has become a valuable and long-running title for Shonen Jump, making its five-year anniversary significant. Recent sales figures actually show Sakamoto Days is performing better for Shonen Jump than Black Clover did. It’s a truly special manga, and with the industry constantly evolving, fans might not see many series reach this milestone again.