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Initially, during the start of Phase 5, it was planned for Jonathan Majors’ character Kang the Conqueror to emerge as the main antagonist for the franchise. However, following his arrest in real life, Majors was let go by Marvel Studios and Disney, leading to a shift in direction for the storyline. Had Majors remained, the roster of villains for Phase 6 might have been slightly altered. Despite some modifications, there are still nine confirmed villains for Phase 6 that we know of.

The series Fringe ended in a way that was more emotional than clear, as character Peter Bishop (played by Joshua Jackson) received a mysterious white tulip in an ordinary 2015. This was like the show dropping a thematic bomb, swapping explanations for feelings, which left room for fans to make their own interpretations. If Fringe were to come back today, it would likely change that original ending. The conclusion of the Fringe TV series was effective because it wrapped up a storyline while still leaving some mystery, but bringing the show back would necessitate revisiting that ending’s loose ends.

At South Texas Comic Con, Jonathan Frakes and Brent Spiner shared their thoughts on voicing Riker and Data for Star Trek: Lower Decks. Both men expressed their admiration for Mike McMahan’s animated comedy. Frakes discussed an instance where Tawny Newsome and Jack Quaid guest-starred in a crossover episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which he directed, breaking a longstanding Star Trek rule about not allowing improvisation. You can hear their quotes and watch the video below for more details.

Interestingly enough, while films like Terminator: Dark Fate and Genisys have tried to revive the box office buzz for the Terminator series, it’s a TV show that has won critical praise and outshone them both in terms of quality. Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles may not have featured Arnold Schwarzenegger, but it remains one of the franchise’s most critically acclaimed installments. This series deserves recognition, even without the presence of the franchise’s iconic character.

In the current film industry, there are fewer established action stars compared to the past. Yet, these contemporary action stars surprise us because they don’t fit the typical mold. For instance, many didn’t anticipate Keanu Reeves becoming a leading action star until “The Matrix,” but he is now globally adored as an action hero. Similarly, Denzel Washington, who had been primarily known for dramas, unexpectedly found his footing in action films. His breakthrough came with “Training Day,” which allowed him to shift focus and establish a franchise comparable to “John Wick” in terms of intensity.

DC Studios has created history by revealing the first-ever Green Lantern poster for its rebooted DC Universe, which was unveiled alongside promotional materials for the upcoming “Superman” movie. The poster showcases Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner, the initial Green Lantern to appear in Gunn’s interconnected universe on screen. Donning his Lord Tech uniform, sporting his signature bowl haircut, and flaunting a glowing Power Ring, the poster offers fans their most detailed glimpse yet of this slightly modified depiction of the character.