Netflix gained a reputation for unexpectedly ending shows that seemed to have potential, even when they were innovative. While the streaming service initially stood out with bold ideas and new talent, it’s become less supportive of shows that aren’t mainstream. Examples include Sense8, which was cancelled after two seasons, and Dead Boy Detectives, a Sandman spinoff cancelled after just one season, despite positive reviews and a dedicated fanbase.
Lucasfilm recently confirmed to Empire magazine that Season 4 of The Mandalorian won’t be released on Disney+. Creator Jon Favreau explained that a complete season was written, but put on hold due to the Hollywood strikes of 2023. Instead of the Disney+ season, Favreau is now focusing on the upcoming movie, The Mandalorian & Grogu, which will be in theaters on May 22nd.
The fan film 765874 – Unification fulfilled many Star Trek fans’ wishes by imagining a universe where Captain Kirk doesn’t die in Star Trek Generations. In this alternate reality, Kirk travels to the timeline created by J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek movies and finds Spock (Leonard Nimoy) nearing the end of his life. The film allows the iconic duo to share a heartfelt reunion that never happened in the official Star Trek storyline.
The show begins with Sam (Rose McIver) and Jay Arondekar (Utkarsh Ambudkar) traveling to an old mansion in upstate New York that Sam has unexpectedly inherited. During a tour of Woodstone Mansion, Sam falls down the stairs, hits her head, and suddenly finds she can see ghosts – setting the stage for the show’s spooky storyline.
Fortunately, many anime series remain enjoyable and don’t lose their audience with disappointing story arcs. Crunchyroll offers a wide variety of anime that consistently deliver excitement, action, and strong writing. Viewers can now watch without worrying about getting stuck in a long, frustrating storyline, because the best shows on Crunchyroll keep you hooked from start to finish.
Okay, so I just watched this thriller, and let me tell you, it grabs you right from the start. It centers around Cole Reed, who witnesses the shocking murder of his incredibly wealthy boss. But things quickly go south – he’s framed for the killing! Now, he’s not just grieving, he’s running for his life while desperately trying to figure out who really did it, and it turns out it’s way bigger than just one murder – we’re talking a massive international conspiracy. It’s a classic setup, but it delivers a lot of suspense and keeps you guessing.
Kevin Hart and Ice Cube are reportedly in talks to star in a new Ride Along movie, a decade after the first film. Deadline reports that the original director, Tim Story, and producer, Will Packer, may also be involved in the sequel.
As a huge Disney fan, I’ve always been fascinated by the films Walt Disney himself actually worked on. With the studio still using his name so prominently, it’s easy to get confused about which ones he was truly involved with. So, I put together a list – here are, in my opinion, the 10 best movies Walt Disney personally helped create.
According to TrueAchievements, a recent update to Assassin’s Creed Shadows in April 2026 now includes a weapon—the Bo staff—that used to be available only to players who purchased the Claws of Awaji DLC. Now, all players can get it for free. The update also includes bug fixes and gameplay improvements, but the Bo staff becoming freely available is the biggest change.
John C. McGinley reprises his role as Dr. Cox in the episode “My Odds,” after having a limited presence in the revival so far. While he briefly appeared in the first episode, “My Return,” to appoint JD as Chief of Medicine, he was mostly mentioned in passing or featured in background jokes. McGinley’s commitment to HBO’s “Rooster” has understandably limited his time on “Scrubs,” but “My Odds” more than compensates for his absence. The episode is not only the best of the revival so far, but it also cleverly revisits a memorable Dr. Cox storyline from the original series, creating a worthy follow-up.