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After Amazon bought MGM, including the entire Stargate collection, Amazon MGM Studios approved a new Stargate series – something fans have been hoping for a long time. This revival is different from past attempts because it’s being led by Martin Gero, who was a key writer and producer on Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis. It’s also bringing back the original creators: Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin are executive producers, and Brad Wright and Joseph Mallozzi are consultants. Sources say the new series will continue the existing Stargate story, building on what came before rather than starting over completely, meaning decades of established history will still matter.

The popular show Ted returns for its second season this week, just as John starts his final year of school, promising more hilarious moments. The cast recently chatted with ComicBook about the show’s humor, particularly the silly jokes, how they manage to stay serious while filming, and the creative talent of Seth MacFarlane, as well as his other show, The Orville.

Early on, the Naruto anime quickly became incredibly popular, successfully bringing Masashi Kishimoto’s manga to life. However, the manga eventually fell behind the anime’s production schedule, forcing the animation studio, Pierrot, to create original stories to maintain weekly releases. For many years and across hundreds of episodes, these original additions were produced, and while some were enjoyable, many didn’t measure up to the quality of the source material. More recently, Studio Pierrot shifted to a less rushed production schedule, and this has ultimately benefited the Naruto anime.

Here are the two Xbox games everyone’s talking about. Both have been well-received by critics and players, and they’re currently available at a discount!

A rumor spread on Twitter that Pixar was planning a live-action Toy Story remake for 2029, sparking outrage among fans. However, Pixar confirmed the story was false – they never intended to make such a film. The whole thing originated from a fake news post by a parody account.

The DC Universe is full of unusual Green Lanterns protecting wildly different areas of space. These Lanterns are as strange and unique as the sectors they guard, and their powers often reflect that. Some of the most peculiar beings in the entire universe have actually worn a Green Lantern ring – everything from giant, collective minds to decaying bodies.

The 1980s play a significant role in these shows—sometimes setting the mood, and other times driving the main plot. Here are 7 recent series that brilliantly capture the feel of the ’80s, ranked from least to most effective.