The series belongs to the common universe, known as the ‘Para-verse’, which was initially introduced through the popular BBC series “Death in Paradise” and further developed with the spin-off show “Beyond Paradise”, where Kris Marshall reprised his role as Humphrey Goodman.
From a movie-loving perspective, I’d rephrase it like this: “Right where we left off at the end of season 2, I find myself eagerly diving into the next installment, following our ninja protagonist as they embark on a crucial quest to locate their lost comrade, Arin.
Every year, it has turned into a custom in Fortnite for an integration of Epic Games’ shooter with a distant galaxy, where famous Star Wars characters take part in the action.
In the fourth episode of its fourth season, creator Charlie Brooker explores a futuristic version of dating apps similar to Tinder, where characters Amy (played by Georgina Campbell) and Frank (Joe Cole from Peaky Blinders) are paired up through an advanced matchmaking system.
I’ll openly confess that I’m not a diehard enthusiast of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT). I enjoyed the initial animated series and found the first two live-action films, including Vanilla Ice’s involvement, quite entertaining. Unfortunately, my interest waned after that. Nonetheless, I have a basic understanding: there are four color-coded turtles, each named after an artist, and their mentor Splinter, a mutated rat who can perform ninjutsu. The Shredder is their main adversary along with his Foot clan. April O’Neil, a redheaded reporter in a yellow tracksuit, is their human ally. She’s not only attractive, but she’s also courageous and dedicated to helping the turtles.
In a universe filled with mutated ninjas and alien brains, it’s often April O’Neil that sparks debate. Now, NECA has unveiled their latest 7-inch action figure of April O’Neil.
After a panel discussion at WonderCon 2025 featuring team members, Beau DeMayo shared his insights on the actual events that transpired while creating X-Men ’97, via X.