The show isn’t poorly made, and the acting is actually quite strong. The problem with 13 Reasons Why is that it handles very difficult and sensitive topics in a way that many find deeply problematic. This is why it remains one of Netflix’s most controversial series – the quality of the production actually makes its handling of these themes even more upsetting.
The show is currently ranking tenth. It usually gets a boost in popularity when a new episode comes out, but views drop off considerably before the next one, which isn’t ideal for a high-profile series from a major streaming platform.
While previous seasons of Bridgerton featured plenty of love stories, the first part of season 4 delivers something the series hadn’t offered before. The Bridgerton siblings continue their captivating and scandalous romantic pursuits in this latest installment of Netflix’s popular period drama.
After Dr. Langdon saw a small red mark on Cohen’s foot and leg, she was initially given antibiotics and cleared to go home. However, Cohen had to return in Episode 4 because the redness had spread and her pain increased.
As a huge animation fan, I’m really excited about this new series! It’s the brainchild of Dean Lorey, Patrick Schumacher, and Justin Halpern, and it takes place in its own separate DC universe. The story follows Harley Quinn after she finally breaks up with the Joker and decides to forge her own path – and build her own empire – in Gotham. It’s got an awesome supporting cast too – Lake Bell as Poison Ivy, who she actually develops a romantic connection with, plus Ron Funches as King Shark, Tony Hale as Doctor Psycho, and Alan Tudyk as Clayface. But what’s really interesting is that Harley starts to question if she even wants to be a villain anymore, now that she’s not with the Joker.
In Absolute Flash #11, written by Jeff Lemire and illustrated by Nick Robles, Wally West finds himself lost in a strange dimension. There, he’s met by Barry Allen, who briefly tried to guide him when they first met. Barry appears as a ghostly, red figure and confirms he’s passed away, but his mind lives on with other beings in this same otherworldly place.
Originally planned for early March, the show’s slight delay shouldn’t bother most fans, particularly after the exciting trailer for Daredevil: Born Again season 2. However, it now launches between two major superhero series on Prime Video, creating a competitive landscape for viewers over the next few weeks.
I’m so excited to see Sam Wilson really step into his own as Captain America! He carried Captain America: Brave New World – his first time leading a solo Marvel movie – and he’s confirmed to be in both upcoming Avengers films, Doomsday and Secret Wars. But for a while, some fans have questioned if he truly earned the shield. Luckily, the MCU seems to be tackling that head-on with the first movie coming out in 2026 – I can’t wait to see how it plays out!
As a critic, I’ve always appreciated the Backyard Sports games – they’re fantastic for getting younger players into sports. But beyond that, they have this really charming, *Peanutsesque vibe that just makes you smile. Honestly, it feels like perfect material for an animated special, and I’m excited to see if it can blossom into something truly great. It’s got a lot of potential!
I remember when Phase Four was just starting – things felt so promising! From Black Panther: Wakanda Forever all the way through Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, everything seemed to be building towards one big bad guy, and it wasn’t who everyone expected. They were really setting up Kang the Conqueror (Jonathan Majors) to be the next Thanos, the main villain driving all the chaos across the multiverse. It felt like he was going to be the ultimate threat for the MCU.