The ‘Beard After Hours’ episode of Ted Lasso sparked a lot of different opinions. An episode of The Mandalorian that focused on a spy story on Coruscant was intriguing, but felt disconnected from the main story of Din Djarin and Grogu. And the ‘Johnny Karate’ episode within Parks and Recreation is often considered one of the show’s weakest moments.
With so many successful TV shows available now, there’s plenty to watch. However, only a small number have truly stood out, building dedicated fan bases and proving incredibly captivating over time.
Recent data from Discussing Film shows that episode seven of Stranger Things Season 5, titled “The Bridge,” has received the lowest IMDb rating of any episode in the series, scoring a 5.7 based on 50,000 reviews. Previously, the lowest-rated episode was “The Lost Sister” from Season 2, which earned a 6.0 from 46,000 viewers. There’s a significant difference between these two and the next lowest-rated episode, “Suzie, Do You Copy” from Season 3, which received a 7.8 from 33,000 users. For comparison, the highest-rated episode is Season 4’s “The Massacre at Hawkins Lab,” with an impressive 9.6 rating based on 58,000 reviews from verified users.
Fans were surprised to not see Ahsoka Season 2 listed among Disney’s upcoming shows for 2026, particularly since filming finished last year and no other live-action Star Wars series are currently planned. The most probable reason is that Disney only included projects with firm release dates in its announcement, and Ahsoka Season 2 hadn’t been officially scheduled for 2026, even though many people expected it to be.
Let’s discuss Johnny Mnemonic, the 1995 cyberpunk action film. It was originally based on a short story by William Gibson, published in Omni magazine, and he even wrote the screenplay himself – making it the only movie he’s ever written. Despite receiving negative reviews, the film, which cost $26 million to produce, earned $52 million in theaters.
The latest installment in the popular sci-fi series, Avatar: Fire and Ash, is living up to expectations and proving to be a major success. Released on December 19th, the film has already surpassed the box office earnings of four of 2025’s previously top-performing movies, reaching $760 million globally in just its second weekend.
I was so surprised to learn that Jamie Lee Curtis actually started her acting career before Halloween! She was only about 18 when she landed a role on Quincy, M.E. back in 1977. She recently shared on The Drew Barrymore Show that she almost became a child star, and it turns out she was offered a part in another classic horror film – but she ended up turning it down! It’s wild to think about how different things could have been.
Annabeth is clearly unsure about Tyson, and the show hasn’t yet explained why – though those familiar with the book know the reason. While we haven’t seen much of Tyson’s feelings for Annabeth, the beginning of Season 2, Episode 4 hints that he might also be wary of her, based on how she interacts with Percy.
According to reports from Variety, the couple died just minutes after sustaining their injuries. Rob was found at 3:45 p.m., and his wife was discovered about a minute later. Two days after the tragedy, their 32-year-old son, Nick, was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree murder. He is next scheduled to appear in court on January 7th.
Screen Rant has revealed a new image from the upcoming 2026 film Send Help. The photo shows Linda and Bradley happily sitting together on a beach. They’ve built a simple shelter using materials found on the island, and Bradley is holding a walking stick while Linda fixes her shoe. Despite being survivors, they seem to be adjusting well, as evidenced by the shelter and the pile of fruit nearby. You can see the image below.