The Night Agent Author’s New Book Gives Netflix The Perfect Espionage Thriller Show

I’ve been following Gabriel Basso’s journey as Peter Sutherland, the unlikely FBI agent thrust into the world of top-secret ops with The Night Agent, and it’s been a quick ride. We barely had time to catch our breath after Season 1 before Season 2 dropped in January 2025, and then Season 3 followed in early 2026. And if that wasn’t enough, the author, Quirk, has just released another spy novel that honestly, I think could make for an even better television series than The Night Agent itself!

Marvel Studios’ First-Ever Disney+ Creator Just Abandoned the MCU

Jac Schaeffer, the creator of WandaVision and Agatha All Along, has signed a three-year deal with Amazon, MGM Studios, and Prime Video. She will develop, write, executive produce, and direct new TV series for them. This move means she’s stepping away from Marvel Studios for the time being, according to Variety.

School Spirits Season 3: Alfred Van Heidt’s Body Snatching Revealed

In School Spirits, Van Heidt has quickly become a villain after Maddie and her friends discovered his role in the tragic drowning of Finnish children in 1912. Now that he’s returned and causing trouble again, viewers are eager to see what he’ll do next. Many fans are also theorizing about how he’s connected to Simone and her scheme to demolish the high school, which would permanently trap the ghosts inside.

Apple TV Elevates Its Fantasy Game With A New Shared Universe

Apple TV+ has quickly become the leading streaming service for science fiction, consistently releasing high-quality shows and, importantly, giving them the space to develop. Series like Severance, Silo, Foundation, and Pluribus are all expected to improve over time, solidifying Apple TV+’s position as a top choice for sci-fi enthusiasts.

‘Marty Supreme’ Furthers Its Box-Office Record Heading Towards Oscars

Josh Safdie’s film, Marty Supreme, released by A24 last December, has quietly become the studio’s biggest box office hit. It recently surpassed Everything Everywhere All at Once, earning over $148.5 million worldwide – exceeding the $145 million earned by the Oscar winner. In the US, Marty Supreme has grossed $94.7 million, compared to $77.1 million for Everything Everywhere All at Once. However, Everything Everywhere All at Once still earned more internationally, with $67.8 million to Marty Supreme‘s $53.8 million.

Scrubs Creator Opens Up About Season 9’s Backlash

Bill Lawrence recently told Deadline that the new Scrubs revival will ignore Season 9, treating the eighth season as the show’s true ending. He explained they’re picking up the story as if Season 8 was the last one aired.