How Egg Is Related To Daenerys Targaryen, Jon Snow & Rhaenyra Targaryen

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Wow, that reveal is huge for what’s coming in the show, and it really makes you think about how everything connects in the whole Game of Thrones world! Knowing A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms takes place almost 80 years after House of the Dragon and nearly 90 years before the original Game of Thrones… it’s amazing. With Egg right in the middle of those stories, and both of them filled with Targaryens – like Jon Snow who had his own secret – I’m dying to know how he fits into it all!

Why Mark Grayson Has Robot Arms In Invincible Season 4

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Mark is in a tough spot. Despite his resistance, Omni-Man’s superiors still want to conquer Earth, and they now believe Mark should be the one to do it. His refusal has resulted in difficult battles with Viltrumites like Anissa and Conquest. When season 4 of Invincible starts, Mark appears with a robotic arm and leg.

Netflix’s 3-Part Mystery Thriller Has Only Gotten Better

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Netflix’s Lupin is a standout crime show because of its unique storyline and compelling lead character. While many great shows feature antiheroes, they often portray them as villains. Lupin flips that trope, presenting Assane Diop as an antihero who viewers can genuinely support.

UK retailer GAME to close remainder of its standalone stores after entering administration

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I remember when this retailer first started back in 1990! It was sad to see them get bought out by Frasers Group in 2019, but honestly, I’ve actually seen them pop up in a lot more places since then. They’ve opened up shops within Sports Direct and House of Fraser, which is convenient, but they’ve sadly closed down most of their own separate stores. It’s a bit different now, but they’re still around, which is good!

I’m Mackenzie Crook, and this is the 16th-century inspiration for my new comedy Small Prophets – and how we brought it to life

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I stumbled upon this idea completely by chance – it started with a little footnote in an old book about Paracelsus, this fascinating 16th-century Swiss thinker. Honestly, I can’t even recall why I was reading about him, but I’m so glad I did! Something in that passage really grabbed me, and I tucked it away, thinking I’d find a use for it someday.

Michael Palin talks returning to acting in new comedy from The Office legend – and how he approaches old age

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I spend most of my time traveling and writing, but I also love acting. I’ve been lucky enough to work on projects like ‘A Fish Called Wanda,’ ‘The Death of Stalin,’ and ‘GBH,’ which were fantastic experiences, though those kinds of roles don’t come up very often. The writing by Mackenzie is truly unique – I especially appreciate his wit and insight into human nature. When he offered me a part, there was no way I could refuse, even with my busy schedule.

Endeavour legend Shaun Evans talks saying goodbye to Morse and why he kept his Liverpudlian accent for ITV’s Betrayal

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Evans was drawn to the role of a man going through a midlife crisis. He also thought combining that with the popular spy genre could be interesting. The show follows a man whose impulsive actions at work lead to disaster, while his personal life is falling apart. The four episodes depict his efforts to fix both his professional and marital issues.