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Okay, so after I finished my first five expeditions, I unlocked the ability to start handing in resources like Metal, Rubber, Plastic, Chemicals, and Fabric. Basically, doing that gives me Merits, which are needed to move on to the next part of the game – Phase 2, called “Staking Our Claim.” It sounds like Merits are the key to progressing further!

Fans in the United States feel the same way, and despite not reaching the same blockbuster numbers as Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle, Chainsaw Man – The Movie has quickly become a major success. After just three weeks in U.S. theaters, it’s already one of the top five highest-grossing anime films ever released in the country, earning $30.8 million. This pushed Jujutsu Kaisen 0—which had held the fifth-place position with $30.7 million since its release—down the list. This is particularly impressive because the film didn’t experience as steep a drop in ticket sales during its third weekend as the first Demon Slayer movie did.

The popular NBC sitcom St. Denis Medical, created by Justin Spitzer and Eric Ledgin (both known for Superstore, and Spitzer also for The Office), is back for its second season. Many critics have compared the show to The Office, but set in a hospital. It follows the hardworking and stressed staff at a hospital in Oregon, and stars Betsy McLendon-Covey, Kyla Tolman, Megan Lawson, Josh Leeper, Jon Kim, David Alan Grier, and Kaliko Kauahi. Season 2 premiered on NBC November 3rd with two episodes, which are now available to stream on Peacock. New episodes air every Monday on NBC and become available on Peacock the next day.

From the very beginning, The X-Files launched with a strong first episode that quickly established the show’s premise and main characters, offering just enough intrigue to hook viewers. For its initial nine seasons, the series benefited from a time when network television featured many episodes per season, and it consistently delivered engaging content – at least for a while. However, a single episode nearly caused the show to fail early in its first season.

The new movie Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die uses time travel to explore current social and political issues through a sci-fi story. It stars a talented cast and is directed by Gore Verbinski, known for films like The Ring and the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. You can watch the trailer below!