Peacock’s Most Hilarious Show Is Finally Back With New Episodes

The TV series Ted, a prequel to the popular movies starring Mark Wahlberg, has returned with its second season. All eight episodes were released on Peacock on March 5th. Set in the 1990s, the show follows the hilarious adventures of the talking teddy bear Ted and his best friend, 16-year-old John, as they deal with the challenges of high school. Seth MacFarlane once again voices Ted, and Max Burkholder plays the younger John. This season focuses on Ted and John’s final year of high school, bringing their teenage years to a close.

Star Trek Just Repeated Captain Kirk’s Most Embarrassing Defeat

The most impactful losses aren’t just about military setbacks; they happen when opponents outsmart Starfleet’s top officers. Gul Dukat consistently challenged Captain Sisko, leading to intense strategic clashes where Dukat sometimes won. However, some defeats are just humiliating, and recently, Starfleet Academy has made the same mistake Captain Kirk once did.

Jujutsu Kaisen Sequel Reveals Final Chapter Release Date (& It’s Very Soon)

The final chapter of Jujutsu Kaisen: Modulo will be released in Japan on March 8th. Fans in North America will be able to read it on Viz Media’s website a few days later. Viz has confirmed the finale will be available on Monday, March 9th – just one day after its Japanese release. Be warned: if you want to avoid spoilers, it’s best to stay off social media, as details are likely to spread quickly.

Why the DCU’s Lanterns Show Is Already Dividing Fans

The initial trailer for Lanterns immediately establishes its distinct departure from Superman. Developed by Chris Mundy, Damon Lindelof, and Tom King, the series boasts a unique style. Unlike the bright, vibrant Green Lantern costume seen in Supergirl, only a brief, muted glimpse is offered here. Instead of a grand space opera, Lanterns appears to be a tightly focused, small-town mystery centered around the conflicting personalities of Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) and John Stewart (Aaron Pierre). However, the trailer has sharply divided fans, and this reaction is more than just typical online debate – there are legitimate reasons behind the strong opinions.

Scream 7’s Box Office Hits Crucial Milestone After Easily Beating 2026’s Best Horror Movie

Currently, Scream 7 has earned $104.4 million worldwide (according to Box Office Mojo). It’s the top-grossing horror film of 2026 so far, surpassing Sam Raimi’s Send Help ($89.3 million) and earning almost twice as much as the well-received 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple ($57.8 million). This makes Scream 7 the sixth film in the Scream series to reach over $100 million globally.