The season finale of CBS’s Tracker, titled “The Best Ones,” will air on Sunday, May 24th. The episode follows Colter and Russell as they investigate the disappearance of someone involved in a dangerous research project.
Marvel is currently finishing up work on Avengers: Doomsday, which is set to hit US theaters in December. The next Avengers movie, Secret Wars, is planned for release in 2027. Joe and Anthony Russo directed Doomsday.
CBS is hoping to replicate the success of Prime Video’s Reacher with its new action series, Tracker. The show stars a familiar face, known from This is Us and Smallville, as Colter Shaw, a skilled and independent warrior similar to Jack Reacher. Based on Jeffery Deaver’s 2019 novel The Never Game, Tracker was immediately compared to Lee Child’s popular Reacher novels, and early signs suggest it has the potential to be just as compelling, even if it doesn’t quite have the same level of recognition yet.
The second season of Daredevil: Born Again has been nearly flawless so far. It genuinely feels like a continuation of the original Netflix series, and the storyline involving the AVTF provides both exciting challenges for Daredevil and a relevant connection to current issues like ICE. Initially, my main concern was the lack of strong action sequences. The Netflix show was known for its frequent, intense fights, but this season of Born Again had fewer and less impactful fight scenes – though that has improved.
Noah Wyle’s performance as Dr. Robby in The Pitt is widely considered the best of his career. He was particularly outstanding in the first season, portraying Robby’s struggles with the aftermath of the PittFest shooting – including his stress, trauma, rage, and depression – with remarkable ease and skill.
According to FlixPatrol, Iron Man is currently the ninth most popular title on Disney+ in the United States. It’s not the only Marvel Cinematic Universe film in the top ten; Spider-Man: Far From Home is at number seven, Spider-Man: Homecoming is at number five, and Daredevil: Born Again is second. Of those three, only Homecoming includes a cameo by Robert Downey Jr. as his character, Tony Stark/Iron Man.
Filled with exciting fantasy battles, dazzling musical numbers, and lovable characters created by animation enthusiasts, this movie is a great choice for any movie night. If you enjoyed Netflix’s musical urban fantasy film and are looking for a perfect pairing, you’ve found it!
If you’re looking for a scary and quick watch, check out Marianne on Netflix. This eight-episode horror series is full of suspense from beginning to end. Each episode is about 50 minutes long, making the entire season less than eight hours—perfect for a binge-watching session, and it’s considered one of the best supernatural horror shows out there.
The show Star Trek: Starfleet Academy has been canceled after two seasons. Filming recently finished on Season 2, which will be the show’s last. While fans started a petition hoping Paramount+ would change its mind, it’s now confirmed that the cancellation will stand.
Fantasy stories allow us to imagine incredible worlds and events, but it can be harder to make us truly care about the characters because they exist in unreal settings. Even shows like For All Mankind, which feel relatively realistic, present a far-out scenario: season 5 takes place in the 2010s and depicts a well-established human civilization on Mars, a planet that’s been inhabited since 1995.