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As viewers witness the Duttons unravel mysteries, seek retribution, and fight to protect their cherished Yellowstone ranch, the series eventually concludes. A key question on everyone’s mind was how they would address Costner’s exit. Now that this has been addressed, let’s revisit the most startling deaths the show has presented so far. Numerous characters from Yellowstone have met untimely and heartbreaking ends. To alleviate any speculation about future deaths, let’s remind ourselves of those that have already occurred.

There are still many unanswered questions about the upcoming Scrubs reboot, including who else from the main cast might be returning besides Zach Braff’s character. As we eagerly wait for more information, here are ten characters we hope will join J.D. in the revival of the show.

It’s simple to write off Dragon Ball Super as overly relying on nostalgia, fan service, and extraordinary transformations. Yet, there are many aspects in which this contemporary anime excels compared to the ’80s Dragon Ball. Some of the most iconic scenes from the series can be found in Dragon Ball Super, and it surpasses the original in several key ways.

The TV show “Younger,” which shares its name with a novel by Pamela Adlon, ran for 7 captivating seasons, debuting on TV Land in 2015. This series revolves around Liza Miller (played by Sutton Foster), a 40-year-old divorced mother who seeks to revive her career in the publishing world. Confronted with ageism, Liza resorts to deception, pretending to be 26 to secure a job as an assistant at Empirical Press. Although it may appear dissimilar in tone to “You,” these shows share more similarities than one might initially think.

As a dedicated fan, I can share my thoughts about the CW’s attempts to expand their hit show “Supernatural.” Despite several spin-offs being attempted, none seemed to capture the same magic as the original series. Two live-action spin-offs never even took flight. However, the long-awaited prequel, “The Winchesters,” finally made it to series, but unfortunately, it only ran for a single season before getting canceled. This show focused on the romantic journey and meeting of Sam and Dean’s parents, John Winchester (Drake Rodger) and Mary Campbell (Meg Donnelly).

It appears that viewers might have received some tentative news about Season 4 of “The Mandalorian,” suggesting the series could forego further appearances on Disney+ following its planned feature-length film debut. Despite the show’s potential transition to the big screen, this doesn’t automatically mean that fans will no longer get new episodes from the series.