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The final season of Scrubs, often called Scrubs: Med School, brought back many of the show’s original actors. Originally planned as a spin-off, this 13-episode run actually led to the show being canceled in 2010. The season focused on a new group of interns, and the voice-over narration shifted from Zach Braff’s character, JD, to Kerry Bishé’s Dr. Lucy Bennett as JD’s role diminished. Today, sixteen years later, Scrubs: Med School isn’t considered part of the main series by many, as those episodes have been effectively removed from the show’s story. However, some fans still appreciate seeing those original cast members return.

The movie had a fantastic opening weekend, earning $80.5 million in the US and $140.9 million globally. It broke several records, including becoming the highest-grossing film of the year so far and achieving the best opening weekend for a non-sequel or franchise film since Oppenheimer in 2023. Project Hail Mary quickly rose to become one of the year’s highest-grossing films, currently at number nine and expected to climb higher in the coming weeks. This success is especially significant for actor Ryan Gosling, as despite several number-one openings, his previous big-budget films haven’t always been considered major hits. With Project Hail Mary proving doubters wrong, Gosling plans to continue this momentum into 2027 with more original science fiction projects.

Netflix has released the first images of Michael Fassbender portraying Joe Kennedy Sr. in the new drama, Kennedy, which is currently being filmed. You can see the photos below.

Featuring Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, Maisy Stella, and Christian Convery, the film tells the story of the Platt family, whose quiet suburban street is suddenly transported to a strange, unknown location by a mysterious cosmic event. To survive, they must rely on each other as they try to navigate their completely changed world.

Even though the show was a top 10 hit in 33 countries when it first came out, it’s still relatively unknown to many viewers in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. It’s a fantastic Netflix original that delivers on a unique idea with believable characters and surprising twists and turns, and it’s well worth watching.

Following a recent price increase, Netflix is bringing back several popular shows and movies. Fans can look forward to the final season of Stranger Things, a second season of the anthology series Beef—this time following two couples—and the debut of Apex, a new action thriller starring Charlize Theron. Plus, Netflix will also be adding licensed titles like Bugonia starring Emma Stone, and Him from Jordan Peele.

In Heroes’ Feast Legends of the Table, Kyle Newman, Jon Peterson, and Michael Witwer team up once more to delve into the foods and cooking styles of various fantasy cultures. The book features authentic dishes inspired by characters ranging from bards to barbarians, all created by professional chefs from leading American kitchens.

With the recent addition of official Star Wars content to Fortnite‘s Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN), a group of creators called Good Gamers is building Frontlines, a Battlefrontstyle game within Fortnite. They’ve shared exciting previews on Twitter showing off recreations of famous Star Wars planets like Tatooine and Endor. Frontlines is scheduled to launch on May 1, 2026, right before Star Wars* Day.

The HBO series Big Little Lies tells a captivating story of five mothers in affluent Monterey, California, as their idyllic lives are disrupted by a looming murder. With a stellar cast including Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, and Alexander Skarsgård, the show quickly became a TV sensation and a thrilling must-see.

As a huge TV fan, I’ve been seeing tons of speculation about how Season 2 of The Pitt is going to wrap up, and it’s got me thinking. What I really appreciate about The Pitt compared to a lot of shows these days is that it gives us a more substantial season. Remember when shows used to have 20 or 22 episodes? I really miss that! The Pitt isn’t quite back to that length, but it’s a great sign, and honestly, I hope other shows take note and start giving us more to watch!