Thanksgiving episodes of The Big Bang Theory often had the main characters separated, which sometimes made those episodes feel disconnected. However, season 7’s episode 9, “The Thanksgiving Decoupling,” successfully tackled this challenge by weaving together the stories of multiple Thanksgiving dinners, making it a standout episode for the show.
Viewers quickly noticed something strange about the new assistant to Reenie (Fiona Rene), even though she seems friendly and enthusiastic. She made a good first impression on the lawyer, but she’s also oddly focused on Colter (Justin Hartley) and what he does, and I think I know why.
In an interview with Game Informer, Yuji Horii discussed how Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest handle their main characters differently. He noted that Final Fantasy heroes are very talkative, while Dragon Quest aims to make players feel they are the hero. Horii observed this distinction when Final Fantasy first came out and it immediately caught his attention.
Netflix is going all out to deliver a truly spectacular final season of Stranger Things, meeting the high expectations of its devoted fans. They’ve reportedly invested around $450 million in season 5 and are breaking from their usual release strategy by showing the nearly two-hour finale in select theaters across the US and Canada on New Year’s Day.
I don’t usually watch Christmas romantic comedies, but I’ll occasionally give one a try if I’m in the mood during the holidays. That’s how I ended up watching Champagne Problems on Netflix recently, and it’s still the platform’s most popular movie in the US! But instead of remembering the story itself – which stars Minka Kelly and Tom Wozniczka – I keep thinking about how funny the movie’s take on the Die Hard villain Hans Gruber was.
In 2010, Chris Chalk acted alongside Denzel Washington in a production where he played Cory, the son of Washington’s character, Troy. Viola Davis played Troy’s wife, Rose. Chalk recently shared the story of how he landed the role in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
I’ve noticed a lot of people have been asking questions about the Harry Potter films lately, and of course, there’s always plenty of jokes going around! But honestly, the actor has always been so willing to share what it was like filming the movies, and he’s always talked openly about his experiences. I remember seeing him on Late Night With Seth Meyers and he even talked about how he feels about hearing Harry Potter jokes – it was really interesting!
Critics are loving Zootopia 2, giving it a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes after 78 reviews. Many say the sequel lives up to the high standards of the first Zootopia film from 2016. Nell Minow of RogerEbert.com called it “just as exciting, heartwarming, and imaginative as the original, and maybe even funnier.” Frank Scheck from The Hollywood Reporter agreed, saying the movie was well worth the wait and delivers with stunning animation, clever humor, and genuine emotional moments.
The upcoming Daredevil: Born Again series was a highlight of New York Comic-Con (NYCC) in October. Sideshow Collectibles, working with Heroes & Villains, revealed a special poster for the show. The artwork, hand-drawn by artist Paolo Rivera, commemorates Daredevil: Born Again and its role as the start of the revamped Marvel Netflix universe.
Eoin Colfer’s Artemis Fowl, first published in 2001—four years after Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone—shared a similar premise: a young boy drawn into a hidden world of magic and mythical beings. However, Artemis Fowl quickly distinguished itself. Unlike other books trying to capitalize on Harry Potter‘s success, it featured a protagonist with a strong sense of intelligence, clever detective skills reminiscent of Sherlock Holmes, and a flair for high-tech gadgets, similar to James Bond.