Next month brings several major new releases to streaming services, including two promising action movies. Prime Video will launch The Wrecking Crew, featuring Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista. And Netflix is pairing up Matt Damon and Ben Affleck again for a new thriller called The Rip.
At their core, everyone shared a commitment to protecting Earth, and that’s what allowed them to succeed. They weren’t always in agreement, but they could always rely on each other to do the right thing when it mattered most.
Here are five MMOs that deserved more love.
Bender from Futurama is famous for his hilarious and often shockingly honest lines. Many of his best quotes have become iconic, going beyond just the show itself. A well-placed Bender one-liner is guaranteed to make you laugh hysterically – some fans even need to pause the episode to catch their breath! Here are seven of his most savage and memorable lines, still popular with fans today.
Cynthia Erivo’s performance of “No Good Deed” was incredible. I’ve always loved that song from the Broadway show, but it felt overlooked before. I think more people are finally recognizing how powerful it is.
Heath Ledger’s acclaimed performance as the Joker in The Dark Knight is a prime example of his acting talent. He presented a fresh and unique take on the iconic Batman villain. The Joker’s story, shaped by a devastating accident and the end of his comedy career, explains how he became the notorious and recognizable character we know today.
When the team from Nonnatus House arrived in Hong Kong, they found a city teeming with criminals, though surprisingly few wore flat caps. This followed the devastating collapse of their Kowloon branch, which had resulted in many injuries and deaths.
David Mitchell, Olivia Colman, Isy Suttie, Matt King, and Sophie Winkleman got together tonight, December 25th, for the first time since the show Peep Show ended in 2015. They spent the evening baking – whisking, kneading, and decorating – in a friendly competition.
The revival of Futurama on Comedy Central truly began with Season 6. The first new episode, “Rebirth,” opened with Bender narrating a segment that directly addressed the show’s cancellation and return. He jokingly claimed viewers would forget it was ever off the air – canceled by ‘idiots’ and brought back by ‘bigger idiots.’ However, this line was considered too harsh, even offending network executives, and was ultimately removed.
Jake Michie, one of the creators of Merlin, recently appeared on the Ladies of the Lake podcast to discuss the episode “The Diamond of the Day Part 1,” which he wrote and aired on BBC on December 22, 2012. He mentioned that, even after 13 years, he still feels connected to the show but wanted to remain faithful to the original Arthurian legends.