Before debuting Marvel Studios’ first Phase 6 series on Disney+, “Eyes of Wakanda,” they announced it would break franchise history by delving into the oldest period ever depicted in an MCU streaming production. With the release of the four animated tales within the “Black Panther” spin-off, we now know that “Eyes of Wakanda” has indeed shattered another record, leaping further back in time than any other MCU series on Disney+.
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Let me fill you in on the events unfolding during the credits of Episode 2, the sequence of events that transpire, and what these developments could potentially mean for the rest of the season.
Many have been discussing vigorously about the star’s wig, with Twitter describing it variously as “devious,” “seductive,” and simply “poor.” When Akerman was queried about it on the “Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast, she revealed the genuine explanation behind Margo’s peculiar wig predicament. In her own words:
On October 12, Sunday, CBS is airing a special premiere of the series ‘Matlock’ before shifting it back to its regular Thursday broadcast. This preliminary airing, titled “The Before Times,” implies that the series may not have a significant time jump upon its return, as suggested by the network’s description. You can catch this special showing to find out more for yourself.
The recently launched Netflix show, accessible for subscribers, boasts a distinguished ensemble cast, has received favorable reviews from critics, and is based on rich literary source material, having been inspired by author Richard Osman’s original novel and its subsequent three sequels. This undoubtedly sets the stage for future success, but it’s also worth mentioning that the creative team behind the production expresses eagerness for more projects. As reported in Entertainment Weekly, director Chris Columbus and the stars of “Thursday Murder Club” express enthusiasm about possibly creating additional films, with Columbus noting his personal passion for adapting multiple stories within a literary series.
It’s nearly time for the long-awaited online premiere of Rick and Morty Season 8! Despite my excitement, I must admit I’m somewhat annoyed by the news about another Adult Swim series – Smiling Friends Season 3. Seems it’ll be available for streaming much sooner than Rick and Morty was, which leaves me feeling a bit disgruntled.
I find myself deeply moved by a captivating narrative that delves into Agnes’ journey – the cherished wife of none other than William Shakespeare himself. This poignant tale unfolds as she grapples with an unimaginable loss: the demise of their only son, Hamnet. As if mirroring the emotional turbulence behind the creation of the Bard’s most celebrated work, Hamlet, it paints a vivid portrait of human emotion and resilience in the face of tragedy.
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Although Twisted Metal hasn’t been officially announced for its third season as of now, the showrunner Michael Jonathan Smith recently spoke with TopMob, offering insights into potential elements we might see in a possible new season.
In a blink of an eye, Twisted Metal Season 2 made a grand return and swiftly completed its airing on the 2025 television schedule, offering viewers the high-octane vehicular combat they’ve come to expect from a game adaptation like this. The series finale, “NUY3ARZ,” did indeed crown Anthony Carrigan’s cryptic Calypso’s tournament winner, but in a twist reminiscent of the character’s game actions, he granted the victory with strings attached, as if following the pattern of a “Monkey’s Paw.” These days, it seems no one can truly be trusted.