Games

Ending a popular show is always difficult, and the final season of Stranger Things faced a lot of criticism. Many viewers pointed out weak storylines, plot holes, and inconsistencies. This made Season 5 one of the show’s weakest, which was disappointing for a series finale. It felt particularly underwhelming because Season 4 had been so strong – it even included what many considered the best scene of the entire show. Sadly, the final season didn’t live up to that high point and didn’t fully explore promising storylines.

The CW network has given us some fantastic and groundbreaking shows, but not everything it aired was a hit. Several series, even during the network’s most popular times, simply didn’t live up to expectations. Here are seven of the worst shows The CW produced – some you might have even forgotten existed.

Crimson Desert, the highly anticipated game from South Korean studio Pearl Abyss, launches on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X on March 19, 2026. While some RPG fans might see it as a blend of action and adventure rather than a classic RPG – and they’d have a point – many modern RPGs fall into that same category. Regardless of how you define it, excitement for the game is building.

Here are the best nonogram puzzlers that you need to try.

The X-Men are known for their incredible stories, and over the years, certain events have become truly defining moments for the team. These milestones have shaped the X-Men into who they are today, and the ten listed here are the most significant, providing some of the most memorable scenes in comic book history.

Phasmophobia

As a huge Stephen King fan, I’ve always been fascinated by Randall Flagg. He pops up in some of King’s biggest stories, most famously in The Stand and The Dark Tower series – where he’s known as the Man in Black or Walter O’Dim. Because those books are so well-loved and important to the horror and fantasy genres, they’ve been made into movies and shows a bunch of times. It’s really interesting to see different actors take on the role of Flagg, and how each team tries to show that mix of incredible power and pure evil that makes him such a compelling villain. It’s a testament to how complex King writes his bad guys!

Starting January 14th, all five Hunger Games movies will be available to stream on Peacock. They were previously on HBO Max but were removed at the end of November, so they haven’t been available for streaming until now. This isn’t the first time the films have been on Peacock. The series, based on Suzanne Collins’ novels, takes place in a futuristic, ruined version of the United States called Panem. In this dark world, children are selected from each of Panem’s 12 districts to compete in a televised fight to the death known as the Hunger Games.

In a recent interview with ComicBook, Simu Liu discussed his training for spy roles, the surprising plot twist in The Copenhagen Test, what options Alexander has moving forward, and the possibility of Shang-Chi appearing in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday film, as well as future projects with director James Wan. Be aware that the following discussion contains major spoilers for The Copenhagen Test.

A funny new clip from the marketing for Star Trek: Starfleet Academy shows Cadets Jay-Den Kraag (Karim Diané) and Caleb Mir (Sandro Rosta) encountering The Doctor (Robert Picardo). The clip is a comedy of errors as The Doctor tries to help the cadets with their unusual issues – one has a parasitic maggot, and the other accidentally swallowed her communication badge. He’s visibly unimpressed with the pair!