7 Great Sci-Fi TV Shows Nobody Talks About

Fresh TV series like “Foundation”, “Severance”, “Stranger Things”, “Murderbot”, and many more are carrying on the extraordinary tradition of science fiction on television screens. Some TV shows haven’t received the acclaim and attention they merit, yet they hold crucial positions in the history of sci-fi TV. Unfortunately, some have faced unsuccessful reboot attempts or have been overshadowed, but all deserve to be revisited and discussed once more.

Ranking Every Fantastic Four Member By Power

Exploring the primary members of the Fantastic Four, their substitute counterparts, and the instances where an entirely fresh team took over, let’s delve into the power rankings for each character that has graced the Fantastic Four roster.

This Straw Hat Pirate in One Piece Has the Worst Backstory in the Crew (And You’ll Never Convince Me Otherwise)

Out of all the remarkable characters, one stands out as having a less impressive backstory – Roronoa Zoro. Known as Luffy’s first mate and a pivotal figure in the series, Zoro appeared relatively early in the story, not long after Luffy embarked on his grand adventure. As the initial crew member, Zoro has been a significant aid to Luffy from the very start. Moreover, he was the first to formally acknowledge Luffy as the future King of Pirates, reflecting his confidence in the man he chose to follow.

Invincible Renewed for Season 5 (And Gets Major Cast Update)

In the announcement for season 5, Amazon Prime Video disclosed that Matthew Rhys will be part of the cast for season 4. Rhys has a history with animation, having starred in popular animated shows like Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai and The Owl House. He also voiced Nite Owl in the recent adaptation of Watchmen from DC. However, he is most recognized for his role as Philip Jennings in the critically-acclaimed series The Americans.

Beloved Adult Swim Series Arrives on New Streaming Service After Leaving HBO Max

One of Adult Swim’s most successful original shows, Metalocalypse, is now accessible for streaming on Amazon Prime Video. The announcement was made by the show’s creator Brendon Small, who has stated that the series has concluded, but continues to perform Dethklok’s heavy metal repertoire in live concerts around the country. All four seasons are available on Amazon, however, the recent series finale, Metalocalypse: Army of The Doomstar, can only be found on HBO Max. This means that viewers will need to switch between streaming services to watch the entire Dethklok storyline.

Microsoft is on track to become the second $4 trillion company by market cap, following NVIDIA — and mass layoffs

Under the leadership of CEO Satya Nadella, Microsoft has emerged as a standout performer in the stock market, whether positively or negatively. Currently, Microsoft boasts a market capitalization of approximately $3.758 trillion, trailing NVIDIA’s $4.179 trillion slightly. In recent times, Microsoft has surpassed Apple, with a market cap of $3.1 trillion, as investors grow uneasy about Apple’s standing in an AI-centric world.

Beat-‘Em-Up Fans Won’t Want to Miss This New PS5, PS4 Compilation

QUByte Classics’ latest Beat-‘Em-Up Collection might not boast the most iconic or top-tier games, but it certainly offers a fresh batch of side-scrolling action titles to test your button-mashing skills on. You can grab it right now for £15.99/$19.99, and as a PS Plus member, you’ll enjoy a 10% discount!