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Toho, the Japanese entertainment company behind Godzilla, has announced a new animated series featuring the iconic monster. The series will center around a boy who gains Godzilla’s powers. It’s being created in a similar style to the popular Crunchyroll series Kaiju No. 8, with a focus on the character inheriting monster abilities. Toho Animation is partnering with Studio Orange, known for its work on the Netflix series, to produce this latest installment in the Godzilla franchise.

It’s easy to see why White Collar became popular. While the basic idea was straightforward, the show really captivated audiences through its clever storytelling. The dynamic between the serious, by-the-book Agent Burke and the charming, unpredictable Neal Caffrey, combined with the show’s case-of-the-week format, made it a success on all fronts.

The film Rogue Male was initially announced in 2016, but there haven’t been many updates since. Benedict Cumberbatch recently confirmed the movie is still planned and will start filming soon.

Sitcoms became incredibly popular in the 1970s and 80s. Television networks started creating interconnected shows – shared universes – to turn occasional viewers into dedicated fans, hoping to keep them watching for a couple of hours each week. By combining classic sitcom formats with this shared universe approach, even shows that weren’t initially strong could benefit from the popularity of the connected series.

As a huge fan of both classic and modern takes on the werewolf myth, I really enjoyed Teen Wolf. It’s a fresh look at the 1985 movie starring Michael J. Fox – this time created by Jeff Davis and with a new story. The show drops you into the world of Scott McCall, a typical high school student in the fictional town of Beacon Hills, California. Everything changes for him one night when he’s bitten by a powerful alpha werewolf, and suddenly he’s the Teen Wolf!

Many fantasy TV shows have struggled to stay on the air. Netflix, in particular, has often canceled shows that didn’t attract enough viewers, leaving series like Cursed, Lockwood & Co., Warrior Nun, and Shadow and Bone with unresolved storylines. But platforms like Prime Video and HBO have started a promising trend: finding ways to continue these shows, and other streamers are now following suit.

For a long time, Tina was just a name dropped in passing, but those brief mentions created a sense that she was an important character, even though she wasn’t shown on screen. Now, with her appearance in Stranger Things season 5, it’s obvious that her role is much more significant than many people initially thought – she’s far more than just a connection to Erica.

What’s so great about revisiting these underappreciated films is their willingness to experiment with different styles and types of stories. Movies like Scorsese’s wild comedy After Hours and Wenders’ beautiful road movie Paris, Texas feel incredibly creative, reflecting a time when filmmakers weren’t afraid to take chances. While they may not have been huge commercial successes, they changed how stories were told on film, and they still feel fresh and meaningful today.

Before the second season of Ahsoka arrives, it’s been announced that Claudia Black won’t be returning as Mother Klothow. According to Bleeding Cool, Klothow was one of the witches from the planet Dathomir, residing in a different galaxy on Peridea. Black has shared the reason for her absence, which might come as a surprise to viewers of Ahsoka.

Starting December 1st, you’ll be able to watch the classic horror film The Silence of the Lambs, starring Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster, on Tubi for free. The movie is joining Tubi’s streaming library and is expected to be a popular addition.