‘Watson’ and ‘DMV’ Canceled at CBS

After two seasons, the show Watson has been cancelled, with its last episode airing on May 3rd. DMV will also end its run after just one season, concluding on May 11th, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Both shows were cancelled due to falling ratings and couldn’t compete with more popular programs. The network’s 2026-27 schedule already includes returning hits like Tracker, Matlock, and the FBI spin-off, CIA.

‘Paradise’ Season 2 Ending, Explained

As a huge fan, I’ve been completely hooked by the last seven episodes! We’ve really delved into whether time travel is possible in this world, and learned a lot more about Jane’s difficult past. Plus, it was a relief to find out that not everyone perished and that people did manage to survive outside the bunker. Going into the Season 2 finale, I had so many questions, and while not everything is wrapped up perfectly, the journeys of our main characters felt really satisfying. Now, honestly, my biggest question is: when are we getting Season 3?! I need to know!

‘Legend of the White Dragon’: ‘Power Rangers’ Icon’s Last Action Sci-Fi Role Gets Release Date

The film Legend of the White Dragon was the last project for actor and martial artist Jason David Frank, who tragically passed away in November 2022 at the age of 49. Frank was best known for playing Tommy Oliver in the Power Rangers series. Now, Well Go USA Entertainment, a major distributor of independent and international films, will release Legend of the White Dragon, with CEO Doris Pfardrescher expressing how honored they are to be involved.

‘Jumanji 3’s New Release Date Could Have a Huge Impact on ‘Avengers: Doomsday’s Box Office Total

Marvel’s biggest worry about how well Doomsday will perform in theaters is that it’s opening at the same time as Dune: Part Three, the final movie in the popular sci-fi series based on Frank Herbert’s novels. Both Disney (Marvel’s parent company) and Warner Bros. have been hesitant to change their December 18th release dates, even though the films are likely to appeal to many of the same viewers.

Seth Rogen’s $181 Million Superhero Movie Is Leaving Netflix

On April 17, 2026, Netflix will remove the animated film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem from its streaming service. The movie is a fresh start for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise, based on characters originally created by Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman in 1984 for Mirage Studios.

Those last minute Supergirl tweaks

Sources say the movie has gone through a lot of test screenings – at least eight, with three different endings tried so far. The most recent version, shown to audiences in California a week ago, reportedly introduced the main character in a way similar to Supergirl’s brief appearance in a previous film. The movie is also described as a ‘space western’ with a feel similar to the popular ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ trilogy, which is a good sign considering how successful those films were.