Adult Swim has revealed the poster for Season 9 of Rick and Morty, announcing its premiere date of May 24th. Interestingly, past season posters have hinted at key characters or storylines, but this new poster doesn’t seem to do that – it doesn’t offer any clues about what’s coming up.
This exciting new action thriller, directed and co-written by Gabriele Mainetti (with Stefano Bises and Davide Serino), stars Yaxi Liu, known for her role in Disney’s Mulan, alongside Enrico Borello, Marco Giallini, Sabrina Ferilli, Chunyu Shanshan, and Luca Zingaretti. It will be available to stream digitally on March 17, 2026, through Well Go USA. Check out the second clip – featuring a clever use of a tablecloth – and the official synopsis below.
When the Scrubs revival was announced, I was honestly a little worried about Neil Flynn’s Janitor. He was one of the last original cast members confirmed to return, and for a moment, I feared we wouldn’t see him at all. Thankfully, we will! The Janitor was always a standout – his random, funny observations and, let’s be real, constant lying, made him a fan favorite. It’s amazing to think he started as just a figment of JD’s imagination, but the writers quickly realized what a goldmine they had. It’s a little strange, though, that the revival seems to have already introduced a new character who feels like they’re filling the Janitor’s niche.
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People enjoy science fiction for many reasons – some love the exciting action, while others prefer stories that make them think. But a few franchises consistently deliver quality films, earning dedicated fans with each new release. From giant monster movies to futuristic detective stories, these sci-fi favorites have consistently given audiences exactly what they’re looking for.
RZA, the acclaimed musician who composed the music for Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill films, has also been acting since the 1990s. He made his directing debut in 2012 with the martial arts-inspired The Man with the Iron Fists. Now, RZA is combining his talents in music and filmmaking for a new movie, One Spoon of Chocolate. This satirical action thriller tells the story of a former soldier wrongly convicted of a crime, who, after getting out of prison, finds love and unexpected trouble in a quiet town.
Despite being released 25 years ago and spawning numerous spin-offs, a successful TV show, and even a new sequel, The Hunt for Gollum, Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films are beginning to show their age. While still classics, revisiting these beloved blockbusters reveals a few areas where they haven’t held up as well over time.
It’s especially disappointing because the error comes from a seemingly solid connection to a well-known Star Trek episode. “Rubincon” continues to borrow heavily from Voyager storylines, a trend seen throughout much of the season. The plot puts Robert Picardo’s Doctor in a central position in the cadets’ rescue plan, but the script surprisingly rushes past this, not giving the Doctor’s involvement in “Rubincon” the attention it deserves.
Her role is currently being kept under wraps, but she’s joining a tradition of powerful female characters in the world of Middle-earth, alongside figures like Cate Blanchett’s Galadriel and Miranda Otto’s Éowyn. Though her character remains a mystery, some speculate she could significantly improve the series.
The recent difficulties stemmed from long-standing problems with the show’s production. Most of the talk centered around Kevin Costner and Taylor Sheridan. Sheridan, a writer and former actor who created the series, reportedly clashed with Costner, causing delays, disagreements during filming, and a tense atmosphere on set. However, these issues weren’t recent; they began with a divisive storyline in the second season of Yellowstone.