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The passionate way Simpsons enthusiasts discuss iconic early episodes such as “Last Exit to Springfield” and “Cape Feare” demonstrates that this appreciation for those initial seasons is common. However, there are five episodes from these universally adored seasons that have been overlooked and haven’t received the recognition they deserve. Check out these five timeless Simpsons episodes that deserve significantly more attention and acclaim.

In the final scene of “Killer of Killers,” it was disclosed that the Predator species, specifically the Yautja, don’t just hunt their adversaries in different movies for entertainment; they also gather humans who have bested them. This notion is supported by the image of Comanche warrior Naru (played by Amber Midthunder), found in a cryogenic freezing chamber, hinting at her victory over a Predator dating back to 18th century America. Naturally, fans of Predator are left pondering: if Naru has been collected, then what about other successful warriors such as Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Dutch from the first film and Danny Glover’s Lt. Mike Harrigan from “Predator 2”?

In the play, it was suggested that Granny Seiko and Mantis Shrimp would play vital roles in defeating the Evil Eye. However, the Evil Eye demonstrated unprecedented power, forcing even Granny Seiko to struggle mightily as she swung her baseball bat at him repeatedly. At this juncture, on Granny Seiko’s signal, Taro darted comically towards the Evil Eye, with the William Tell Overture playing in the background. People assumed his approach would only provide humor; instead, he proved to be the unforeseen hero. He managed to capture the Evil Eye within the anatomical body using the Spirit Trapping Seals.

The reason for no immediate change is that the creator and director of the series, Masahiro Sakurai, along with his team, are currently engrossed in a project titled Kirby Air Riders. This endeavor serves as a passion project for Sakurai and offers him a chance to step away from Super Smash Bros. The Nintendo Switch 2 game, Kirby Air Riders, is expected to launch this year, after which work on the next Super Smash Bros. game may likely commence.

Marvel unveiled five upcoming comic book series stemming from the Imperial saga at the Marvel Comics: Next Big Thing Panel during San Diego Comic-Con: Planet She-Hulk, Nova: Centurion, Black Panther: Intergalactic, Exiles, and Imperial Guardians. These titles will be based on the Imperial War one-shots that are due out over the coming months, with publication starting in November. The debut issues include Planet She-Hulk by Stephanie Phillips (Phoenix) and Aaron Kuder (Daredevil), as well as Nova: Centurion by Jed MacKay (X-Men) and Álvaro López (Predator: Black, White & Blood). Both authors will also be penning their respective Imperial War one-shots.

Let’s embark on an exploration together, as we venture into the depths to list the top seven dark wizards who have left an indelible mark on the magical world of Harry Potter.

A fresh piece of gossip hints that LEGO developer TT Games might be creating a brand-new LEGO Batman game. Reportedly, this game will cover multiple Batman films and could potentially be unveiled as early as August 19 during the online edition of Gamescom. Additionally, it’s rumored to hit shelves in Q1 2026, which means anywhere from January 1 to March 31, 2026.