After 7 Seasons and 200 Movies, Joe Bob Briggs Breaks Down The Last Drive-In Process (and Future) [Exclusive]

It’s long after most people have eaten dinner, but for the crew of The Last Drive-In With Joe Bob Briggs, the workday is just beginning, near Senoia, Georgia. That’s what one of the team members told me as they grabbed a cupcake. They’re currently filming a special seasonal episode for Shudder and AMC+, and despite the warm weather not matching the episode’s theme, everyone is energized. It’s interesting that they’re filming around the same time fans usually watch the show – it feels intentional.

These Two Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Characters Were Both Originally Played By The Same Actress

Though it’s a new show, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds actually takes place before the events of the original Star Trek, focusing on the adventures of the Enterprise crew before Captain Kirk commanded the ship. Fans will recognize characters like Spock, who is now played by Ethan Peck. Peck does an excellent job stepping into a role famously portrayed by Leonard Nimoy, and he understands the weight of that legacy – Nimoy was a key part of the very first Star Trek pilot. However, Spock isn’t the only character on Strange New Worlds with ties to early, unaired Star Trek concepts.

My Hero Academia’s Final Episode Preview Gives Anime Fans Their First Look at Adult Deku

Following the battles against All For One and Shigaraki, the heroes of Class 1-A have been working to restore Hero Society after the widespread damage caused by the Paranormal Liberation Front. The recent episode finally allowed Izuku and Ochaco to share their feelings after the intense final war. The upcoming final episode promises significant reveals and moments for many characters. While it’s currently unknown if the episode will be extended, it might be longer to fully adapt the story from the manga. Check out the preview images below for a sneak peek.

Paramount To Adapt Popular Anthropomorphic Children’s Book Series

According to The Hollywood Reporter, a new Elephant & Piggie series is coming to Paramount+. The Elephant & Piggie Show! will be geared towards preschoolers and set in the books’ town of Willemsburg. The show will follow the adventures of Gerald the Elephant, who is careful and thoughtful, and his enthusiastic friend, Piggie.

🚨 XRP Scammers on the Prowl: Don’t Let Them Fleece You! 🚨

Now, these chaps aren’t your average ne’er-do-wells. They’re posing as recovery specialists, wallet engineers, and whatnot, with polished patter that’d fool your own grandmother. They’re plying their trade through direct messages, emails, and cloned profiles-dastardly clever, if you ask me. Once they’ve got a chap’s ear, they spin a yarn about urgent account recovery, all to pilfer those precious seed phrases. And let me tell you, once those keys are out, your wallet’s as secure as a sieve. 🚪🔑

31 Years Ago, Marvel Introduced the Underrated X-Men Team They’ve Never Used Properly Since

The comic series Generation X launched after the peak popularity of the X-Men. Though interest in mutants had cooled slightly from the hugely successful 1991 reboot, a dedicated fanbase remained. While often compared to a ’90s version of the New Mutants, Generation X offered something unique. Throughout the years, it’s consistently been one of the most overlooked X-teams, despite introducing fantastic characters and a truly underrated story arc, Generation Next. Marvel hasn’t fully capitalized on the potential of this team, even with its strong foundations.

7 Moments From the MCU That Set Up Doomsday/Secret Wars

As a huge Marvel fan, I’ve been keeping track of everything leading up to Avengers: Secret Wars, and it’s been wild! From the crazy multiverse stuff to finally seeing the Fantastic Four and X-Men join the mix, there have been so many key moments building towards this epic event.

How Many Times Has Skyrim Actually Been Re-Released? (& Which Versions Are Actually Worth It)

I’m a huge fan of Skyrim – it’s a game that really shaped who I am as a gamer, and even as a person (just look at the sweet roll sticker on my laptop!). I’ve only bought it again once, when I no longer had an Xbox 360. But clearly, a lot of people are still buying Skyrim, since Bethesda keeps releasing new versions. That got me wondering how many versions of Skyrim are actually out there, and which ones offer enough new content to justify buying them.