The creators of the show, the Duffer Brothers, intentionally left the ending open to interpretation. The final scene, featuring Mike, Dustin, Lucas, Will, and Max completing their Dungeons & Dragons game in the Wheeler basement, was a planned symbolic goodbye that they’d had in mind for quite a while.
DC Studios is just beginning to build its new DC Universe, with only a few projects announced so far: Creature Commandos, Superman, and Season 2 of Peacemaker, all planned for release by the end of 2025. Currently, David Corenswet is the only actor cast as a member of the Justice League, meaning many more roles need to be filled. Sydney Sweeney, who has previous experience with superhero films thanks to her role in Sony’s Madame Web, could be a strong contender for one of those parts.
Originally shown on Freeform before moving to Hulu, the series built upon the world of angels, demons, and those who maintain order. Although the film adaptation didn’t quite succeed, Shadowhunters demonstrated that this story truly thrived with more in-depth character arcs and extended storylines.
Back in 2006, television offered something for everyone, with a huge variety of shows debuting – from high-quality dramas and imaginative science fiction to popular reality TV and comedies aimed at younger audiences. Many of these shows were massive hits, attracting large viewerships and helping to launch the careers of actors and creators. They also built passionate fan communities and had a lasting impact on the future of television. Even now, twenty years later, these shows are still remembered and celebrated.
The story unfolds in the German town of Winden, where people start vanishing, revealing a complex time loop that stretches back decades. Characters reappear in different eras, sometimes as their own parents or grandparents. The Netflix series doesn’t spoon-feed explanations; it challenges viewers to piece the puzzle together themselves.
From its debut in 2021, Foundation was a hugely ambitious undertaking. Adapting Isaac Asimov’s complex novels seemed nearly impossible, given the story’s vast scope. But despite a few changes and additions, Foundation has successfully brought the beloved sci-fi series to television with impressive results. The upcoming fourth season aims to continue this success and maintain the show’s high quality.
The upcoming film Doomsday will feature a large cast, including several actors from the live-action X-Men movies. Because of this, viewers who are new to the X-Men universe might need to quickly learn about the characters and their complex history. Fortunately, both X-Men: The Animated Series and the new X-Men ’97 series are excellent resources, and watching those six episodes should provide a good introduction to Doomsday.
Brigitte Bardot was born on September 28, 1934, as Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot, and was the elder of two daughters. Her father was a businessman, and she grew up in a wealthy part of Paris. She helped in her mother’s hat shop and was noticed performing there. Having already trained as a ballet dancer for a decade and attended private school, she appeared on the cover of Elle magazine in 1950. This caught the attention of Roger Vadim, then a director’s assistant, who would become her first husband. When her parents opposed their relationship, she attempted suicide, but they married three months after her 18th birthday in 1952. Vadim cast her in his first film, ‘And God Created Woman’ (1956), though she had already made her film debut in 1952 with ‘Le Trou Normand’. Filmed in Saint Tropez, where her family had a house, the movie featured her as a sexually liberated young woman, a bold portrayal for the time. She became known for her blonde hair, dramatic makeup, and youthful appeal. While she admitted her acting skills weren’t her strongest suit, the film was successful in the US, fueled by rumors—which were true—of an affair with her co-star, Jean-Louis Trintignant. This led to her divorce from Vadim in 1957.
From what I’ve seen of the Winter 2026 anime season and early announcements from streaming services like Crunchyroll, it looks like we’re still in for a lot of great shows. While Netflix currently has the exclusive rights to JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run and Season 2 of Sakamoto Days, Crunchyroll remains the go-to platform for most highly anticipated sequels and exciting new anime releases.
While casting changes were part of the problem, the disappointing end to season 4 of The Witcher didn’t improve things after a series of weak episodes. Over time, The Witcher has become a failure for Netflix, and its decline sends a warning to Netflix and the broader TV industry about the importance of quality fantasy programming.