Ted’s ‘Dungeons & Dealers’ Episode Accurately Captures D&D Experience

Playing Dungeons & Dragons is a key part of the characters’ lives in Stranger Things from the start. The storylines of their D&D games, called ‘campaigns,’ often reflect what’s happening to them in the real world, especially when they fight monsters from the Upside Down. Many of the creatures they face – like mind flayers, demogorgons, and Vecna – come directly from the D&D rulebook. Interestingly, despite the game’s overall importance to the show, it’s a single episode featuring Ted, titled “Dungeons & Dealers,” that best shows what it’s really like to play D&D.

This 2026 Crunchyroll Series Will Be the Best Fantasy Anime of the Decade

Crunchyroll streamed Season 1 of Wistoria: Wand and Sword, bringing classic fantasy back to anime. The show quickly gained a dedicated following thanks to its rich world-building, beautiful animation, and engaging characters. Fans are now eagerly anticipating Season 2, hoping it will delve even deeper into the world of Wistoria.

This HBO Max Tear-Jerker Is Your Perfect Weekend Watch

The film earned over $58 million globally, making it one of A24’s most successful releases. Critics and audiences both responded positively to We Live in Time, with a 79% rating from critics and an 83% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. It’s also continuing to perform well on streaming services.

Every Superhero in Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Ranked

Okay, so this show definitely exists within the same universe as the MCU, which means you’re going to recognize a lot of faces. We’re seeing versions of heroes we already know and love pop up all over the place. While characters like Pearl Pangan and Amadeus Cho are clearly being set up for bigger things, they haven’t fully become the heroes we expect yet. But trust me, it’s brimming with comic book characters – everything from major players to some smaller, but still awesome, heroes. Even Spider-Man’s involved, which is always a plus!

From Critical Acclaim To Controversy: The Downfall Of BBC’s Sherlock

The TV show Sherlock reimagines the classic stories of Sherlock Holmes in present-day London, incorporating modern technology and relevant social topics. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock and Martin Freeman as John Watson, the show’s first two seasons were highly acclaimed for their atmosphere, writing, acting, and visual style.

Sarah Michelle Gellar Confirms Hulu’s ‘Buffy’ Reboot’ is Officially Canceled

I was honestly surprised when Joss Whedon said she was coming back to Buffy! She’d been hesitant, but promised she’d stay true to what we all loved about the original. And she really did – Buffy paved the way for so many shows like Supernatural, True Blood, and even The Umbrella Academy. But even with her working with someone as talented as Chloé Zhao, I have to say… the news about where the show is headed now is really disappointing. I don’t think fans are going to be thrilled.

‘The Leftovers’ Is the Perfect Sci-Fi Thriller Series for ‘Lost’ Fans

If you enjoyed the six-season sci-fi thriller Lost, you’ll likely love The Leftovers. This HBO series, created by one of Lost‘s co-creators, Damon Lindelof, features compelling characters and a deeply emotional story inspired by a fantastic novel. With a 91% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, this three-season show shares a similar tone to Lost – it’s dark, but ultimately hopeful – and many viewers who were disappointed with Lost‘s ending will find a more satisfying conclusion here.