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As a devoted fan, I can’t contain my excitement as “My Hero Academia: You’re Next” is set to grace our screens later this summer in Japan! The mastermind behind the new movie has revealed the profound message hidden within the series. For us fans, it’s an exciting time as we witness a significant transformation in “My Hero Academia.” Not only is Kohei Horikoshi’s epic manga series reaching its conclusion in a matter of days, but the anime adaptation is hastening towards that climactic finale with its portrayal of the final showdown between our heroes and villains.

Tom Kenny, best known for voicing SpongeBob SquarePants, clarifies that he didn’t intend for his remarks about SpongeBob potentially having autism, which sparked a buzz on social media recently, to become public knowledge. During Motor City Comic Con 2024 in Detroit, Kenny shared that he had discussed SpongeBob’s neurodivergent traits with a fan. He stated, “SpongeBob has some autistic characteristics too,” noting it was the first time anyone had ever asked him about this aspect of the character, and the audience seemed thrilled by his response.

We’re well into the first season of “Orphan Black: Echoes,” a show airing on AMC and BBC America that has left viewers in awe throughout its course. Taking place decades after the original series, “Orphan Black,” this new installment delves into a fresh cloning mystery. The latest episode, titled “Unless You Trusted Someone,” has significantly altered our understanding of the show’s conspiracy.

As a longtime fan of the quirky and humorous animated series “Rick and Morty,” I can hardly contain my excitement for the upcoming anime spinoff, “Rick and Morty: The Anime.” Having grown up watching Adult Swim’s unique blend of animation and adult humor, I have always been impressed by their willingness to take risks and push the boundaries of what animation can do.

In the upcoming Season 4 of “Only Murders in the Building,” an impressive array of well-known actors are set to join the show. However, one actor from Season 3, Jesse Williams, known for his role on “Grey’s Anatomy,” will not reprise his character, Tobias (Tobert), who was a significant love interest for Selena Gomez’s Mabel in the previous season. Despite speculation that there might be more story to explore with this character, it appears that he has chosen not to return.

In the prequel to Yellowstone titled 1923, another actor has joined the cast. As reported by TVLine, the second season of the Paramount+ series will feature Janet Montgomery, previously known for New Amsterdam, in a recurring role. Montgomery’s character, named Hillary, is described as a thoughtful individual who is committed to ensuring that injustice is not overlooked. Filming for the second season of 1923 is expected to begin later this year, but a release date has yet to be announced. The final episodes of Yellowstone are scheduled to air on November 10th.