Some episodes of *Star Trek: The Original Series* are so bizarre they’re almost unbelievable – it’s hard to imagine how they actually made it to television. These episodes range from delightfully bad to truly awful, and they feel like something you’d see in a dream. Here are five that stand out as particularly strange.
The Seattle studio has consistently been a key developer for PlayStation for many years. However, as games take longer to create, some players were hoping the team could work on multiple games simultaneously.
After shelving plans for an online game earlier this year, Bluepoint Games appears to be working on a new project. A recent job posting indicates the game will likely feature intense, close-up fighting from a third-person perspective, suggesting they’re returning to the type of action gameplay they’re known for.
This game will cost $29.99, though the price may differ depending on where you buy it. Players with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate or PC Game Pass can play it immediately upon release, and it’s generally a more affordable option than other games.
Job postings suggest Bluepoint Games is developing a new third-person action game focused on close-quarters fighting. They are looking for a Senior Combat Designer with a strong grasp of how combat systems work in these types of games.
I’m really excited to hear that Millie Bobby Brown is going to be starring in and producing a new Netflix series called *Prism*! Apparently, it’s a thriller where she plays Cassie, a woman who can talk to ghosts, and she has to figure out why they’re suddenly showing up everywhere. What’s even cooler is that the Russo Brothers – you know, the guys who directed some of those big Marvel movies – are also involved as executive producers. I actually just watched *The Electric State* earlier this year, which she did with them, so it’s awesome to see them teaming up again. It sounds like a really intriguing premise, and I can’t wait to see what they come up with!
Someone on Threads questioned James Gunn about the negative feedback surrounding the “Full Nelson” episode. Gunn replied that he’s aware of the criticism, and while he personally enjoys the episode, he understands that it’s not for everyone, which he finds perfectly reasonable.
If you haven’t watched the finale of *Solar Opposites* yet, be warned – spoilers ahead! The last episode centers around the Solar family narrowly escaping a massive attack by the “SilverCops,” the corrupt intergalactic police we first met earlier in the series. With help from Glen Kumstein, who’s transformed into his alien alter ego, Dodge Charger, the family manages to survive and defeat the SilverCops. The episode also gave viewers a glimpse into the future of each character.
The final season of *My Hero Academia* has started airing in Japan, and the English dub will be available soon! Crunchyroll announced that the dub will premiere on Saturday, October 18th, with new episodes released every week. You can watch a new trailer celebrating the announcement below.
Many Marvel movies exist outside of the main Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and unfortunately, a lot of them aren’t very good. They often ignore the original stories and characters, using them simply as a disguise for weak plots and uninteresting people. Despite this, there are six particularly bad Marvel movie characters who could be improved with a fresh start within the MCU.