It’s been 58 years since the character of Khan Noonien Singh (played by Ricardo Montalban) first appeared in the original Star Trek series, and now it’s time for the franchise to move beyond his story. All nine episodes of Star Trek: Khan, the first dramatic podcast from Star Trek, are available now. The podcast tells the story of what happened to Khan during his time in exile on the planet Ceti Alpha V.
The film begins with a peaceful montage of beautiful women, set to calming music. This quickly shifts to unsettling images of the same women, now injured and upset. We then meet Liz (Tatiana Maslany) and her boyfriend Malcolm (Rossif Sutherland), who are happily together after a year. They’re heading to his parents’ secluded, luxurious cabin for a getaway, though it’s strangely bare – lacking curtains, and with only the bathroom door that can be locked.
This is a dramatic love story unfolding on the wild Yorkshire moors. It follows the powerful, yet ultimately ruinous, connection between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw.
Several Marvel heroes, with their dark pasts or incredibly powerful abilities, are well-suited for a more adult, R-rated movie. If Marvel wants to appeal to a mature audience, focusing on characters like Yelena Belova, Ghost Rider, or the Hulk could be a great way to do it.
The long-running series Law & Order began its 25th season in September with a change to the cast. Mehcad Brooks, who played Detective Jalen Shaw, left the show over the summer, and his departure wasn’t addressed on screen. This left Brady and Riley short-handed. After waiting since the season premiere for a new detective to join the team, David Ajala finally debuted as Detective Theo Walker in mid-November, and honestly, the wait was worth it.
Even though it’s brand new, Talamasca: The Secret Order suggests the network is aiming for a hit series comparable to The Walking Dead. The show quickly introduces compelling characters and a captivating mystery. It’s also linked to the worlds of Mayfair Witches and Interview with the Vampire, adding to its appeal. While X-Files fans eagerly await the reboot, Talamasca could be their next obsession.
Since Queen Charlotte took place in the same city as Bridgerton – London, England – the show included characters viewers already knew from the first two seasons of Bridgerton. As Bridgerton prepares for its fourth season, those characters, now older, will reappear, including Queen Charlotte herself, continuing their story within the Bridgerton universe.
It’s a shame that Gotenks, who was incredibly powerful when he first appeared during the Buu Saga in Dragon Ball Z, hasn’t lived up to his potential. He still has the chance to become the hero he was meant to be in future Dragon Ball Super stories. However, it’s unclear if Dragon Ball Super will even continue. While the manga’s future is uncertain, a new Dragon Ball anime announcement could create unexpected opportunities for Gotenks, exciting fans.
George R.R. Martin created the rich and detailed world of Game of Thrones, which continues to inspire spin-offs, prequels, and sequels. But the show’s complexity goes beyond just expanding the story. Because Game of Thrones is so full of details, fans are still actively analyzing and discussing both the books and the original HBO series. Many of the show’s major events are confusing, so fans search for connections and clues throughout the series to help them understand. The show is surprisingly complex, and viewers are constantly developing their own ideas about the characters and storylines. This means even seemingly small moments, like an early scene, can have a deeper meaning than you might think.
Yorgos Lanthimos’s quirky comedy and Jonathan Glazer’s unsettling horror film seem worlds apart. However, despite their different approaches, both movies explore a similar, thought-provoking question: What defines our humanity when viewed by something—or someone—not of this world? Glazer’s 2013 film, Under the Skin, adapted from Michel Faber’s novel, centers on an alien who preys on men in Scotland. But beyond this simple premise, the film offers a deeply moving and almost spiritual journey.