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Seth MacFarlane recently shared with The Hollywood Reporter that Season 4 of The Orville is already written, although coordinating everyone’s schedules for filming could be tricky. Now, Scott Grimes, who plays Lieutenant Gordon Malloy on the show (and Matty Bennet in Ted), has spoken to ComicBook about its potential return. He’s very optimistic, stating he’d immediately join the production if it were announced, and believes the show isn’t finished at all.

I was so blown away by this game! It actually won an award – the Games for Impact award at The Game Awards in December, which is awesome. You play as Hazel Flood, and the story really pulls you in when a huge hurricane hits her town, Prospero, and things get seriously strange and Southern Gothic. It’s a really powerful experience.

So, I just played Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf, and it’s a really different experience from the first game. It starts with Lana filling me in on everything that happened before – apparently the planet actually has a name! Then, it jumps forward two years. Instead of a frantic run for your life, this one is more about exploring and figuring things out as Lana revisits familiar, broken-down areas. It’s a great way to get back into the platforming and puzzles, especially once you get control of Mui again. But it also throws in a lot more story moments with no text, letting the visuals do the talking, and really dives deeper into what the characters are discovering.

During the first year of Absolute Superman, we didn’t know if Lex Luthor even existed in this world. That changed with last October’s special, Absolute Evil. While powerful figures like Veronica Cale and Jack Grimm (the Absolute Joker) were creating their own version of the Justice League, they were being watched by this world’s Brainiac. He thought they needed one more crucial member to truly succeed. The Absolute Evil special concluded with Brainiac contacting Lex Luthor, who was unaware of the dangers to come.

Okay, Doctor Who fans, this is WILD! The BBC just threw us a total curveball. They reactivated the old UNIT website and posted a secret message – it’s from Shirley Bingham, the Scientific Advisor! Apparently, she left us something to decipher. Here’s what she wrote:

The latest installment of the Baki franchise, Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai, recently hit Netflix. It not only features returning characters, but also introduces a powerful new enemy. The series brings back the legendary samurai Musashi Miyamoto – this time through a blend of science and the supernatural. A research facility cloned a body for him, and a spiritual medium restored his soul. All thirteen episodes are currently available, but the ending strongly suggests a second season is necessary to satisfy fans – including us!

These seven characters from the Arrowverse closely mirrored their versions in the DC Comics universe.

The game South of Midnight became available on Xbox Series and PC (through Steam and the Microsoft Store) on April 8, 2025. A version for the Switch 2 is planned for release this spring.

The 1990s weren’t just home to three fantastic sitcoms; there were so many great shows across all the networks! Even with a ton of good options, a few truly rose above the rest. Here are seven of the best, spanning the entire decade. They were all unique, but they all had one thing in common: they were hilarious then, and they still are today.

As the DC Absolute Universe expands, fans have expressed interest in seeing Absolute versions of certain characters, but it’s unlikely to happen in the near future. These characters either don’t quite fit the established world or have already died within the DC storyline. Here are five characters fans would love to see reimagined, but probably won’t.