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In the final episode, Jax successfully wraps up several unresolved matters to protect both the club and his family from any future pain after he’s gone. However, there’s a crucial detail that Jax never learned – Gemma’s role in orchestrating John’s death. If Jax had known about this, it would have added an extra layer of emotional release and justification to his act of killing his mother in the previous episode, making her demise feel more meaningful and conclusive for him.

In June, the streaming colossus is set to introduce cherished animated classics, pulse-pounding reality competition series, and thrilling award shows. Plus, there will be even more TV content available from the first day of the month. Here’s a glimpse at what’s arriving on Paramount+ in June.

With the Multiverse Saga moving into its sixth phase, there’s uncertainty about whether it will match the peak achieved by Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The fifth phase was a bit rocky; while “The Marvels” didn’t perform as well financially as other MCU films, “Deadpool & Wolverine” earned another billion dollars for the franchise. Yet, the sixth phase kicks off with the much-awaited “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” in July 2025, and the subsequent release schedule appears quite exciting.

Following the tremendous achievement of 2010’s The Karate Kid, Columbia Pictures promptly shared plans for a sequel. Jaden Smith was set to reprise his role, Jackie Chan was involved, and it was said that a script was being drafted. Yet, what initially appeared as a straightforward process soon transformed into a lengthy production struggle. The initial hurdle? Finding the right director.

Despite being significant to the plot, numerous deaths in ‘Game of Thrones’ left viewers feeling intensely aggravated. Unlike watching Ramsay Bolton meet his grisly end or Euron perish alone on King’s Landing beach, these deaths didn’t provide the sense of satisfaction many fans had hoped for. Regardless of how well-acted and skillfully directed these scenes were, they somehow managed to irk ‘Game of Thrones’ enthusiasts.

In October 2024, when filming for Outlander season 8 concluded, Caitriona Balfe, the actress who portrays Claire Fraser, shared on Instagram a video of her having her wig taken off for the final time. This was an emotional moment for the actress, and it was heartwarming to see how deeply connected she is with this character and the Outlander series. It’s worth mentioning that the wig shown in Balfe’s video is noticeably grayer than the one she wore during season 7. Although it may seem like a minor detail, Claire’s grey hair could be a subtle but meaningful clue about what we can expect in Outlander season 8.