Now that Chevy Chase is back in the news, let’s revisit his film career. We’ll take a look at his best movies from after he left Saturday Night Live during its second season, up through his departure from Community. Let’s explore his most memorable roles during that time.
The first three seasons of Veronica Mars became available on Netflix on January 14th, which is exciting news for fans! The show, starring Kristen Bell, originally aired on UPN in 2004 before moving to The CW for its third season. Created by Rob Thomas, Veronica Mars followed the teenage Veronica (Bell) as she solved mysteries while working as a private investigator, mentored by her father, Keith Mars. The series began after the murder of Veronica’s best friend, Lilly Kane (Amanda Seyfried). While the show wasn’t a huge ratings hit, it was popular with critics and viewers. If you’re hoping to watch beyond Season 3, you’ll need to look elsewhere.
We’ve been listening to your feedback and want to deliver the best possible experience. To do that, we’re extending Season 1 and taking more time to improve Season 2. This will allow us to polish and refine it further, keeping our commitment to quality.
Thirty-five years ago, on January 10, 1991, The Simpsons debuted a guest character who became one of the most memorable in the show’s history: Lionel Hutz. Voiced by the incredibly talented Phil Hartman, Hutz appeared in many episodes during the early seasons and was a huge hit. Sadly, after Hartman’s passing, the character was retired, as the show’s creators felt no one could replicate his brilliant performance.
The Saw movie series has been a huge success, earning over $1 billion at the box office and becoming one of the top five highest-grossing horror franchises ever. However, fans who want to watch the first nine Saw films on Peacock need to act fast! They’ve been added to the list of movies leaving the streaming service soon. Luckily, the newest film, Saw X, is still available. While it’s not clear exactly when the original nine movies will be removed, titles in that section usually disappear by the end of the month.
A recent leak suggests these titles will be added to the two subscription levels starting January 20th:
The four trailers for Doomsday each highlighted a different group of heroes – first Captain America, then Thor, followed by the X-Men, and finally Wakanda. These trailers were cleverly designed with exciting reveals, unexpected twists, and intriguing clues about the movie. Here’s a breakdown of what we’ve been able to gather from them.
While 28 Years Later feels like a fresh continuation, it was always planned as part of a three-movie series. The first two films were even filmed simultaneously to save time and resources. Now, just 28 weeks after the release of the first, comes the second installment, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. Though original director Danny Boyle didn’t return, Nia DaCosta takes the helm, bringing a new vision to the story. The result is a standout horror sequel that’s notable for being surprisingly unpredictable.
Since the original Dragon Ball Super anime finished in 2018 with the Tournament of Power, fans have been eager to see the Z-Fighters adapt more stories from the Dragon Ball Super manga. The manga continued after the tournament, featuring battles against characters like Moro, a wizard who absorbs energy, and Granolah, an alien bounty hunter. These storylines offer plenty of material for new episodes, and fans are hoping they’ll be animated. And speaking of the original source material…
This year promises a lot for fans of Isekai anime, with several big new releases and returning favorites. Many of these shows have been highly anticipated, and we’ve highlighted seven sequels that Isekai enthusiasts won’t want to miss. Keep reading to discover our picks!