Now that Scrubs is returning for a new season, fans are still debating whether Season 9 is considered part of the show’s official storyline. John C. McGinley, who played Dr. Perry Cox, explained in an interview with MovieWeb‘s Joe Deckelmeier that the season didn’t feel like Scrubs because it was created after ABC requested additional episodes from the show’s team.
Ever since fans first saw the characters Cassian, Jyn, Saw, Baze, and Chirrut, they’ve been eager to learn more about their backgrounds and the sacrifices they made fighting the Galactic Empire. According to Robert Simpson, a senior editor at Lucasfilm, the story didn’t end with Rogue One, and they’re thrilled to finally share these new looks into the characters’ lives with fans.
Michael Crichton’s novel, Jurassic Park, was famously adapted into a 1993 blockbuster film directed by Steven Spielberg, launching a long-running franchise that continues with the 2025 reboot, Jurassic World: Rebirth. He also wrote Westworld, which was made into a popular 1973 movie and later a highly-regarded TV series in 2016.
It seems like only yesterday that Marvel announced they were bringing back their classic animated series from the late 90s, but the first episode actually premiered on Disney+ two years ago. Now that Season 1 is over, and with no new information available—except for a possible trailer leak—fans are eagerly awaiting updates.
The Leftovers is a three-season drama that begins three years after a mysterious event called the “Sudden Departure,” where 2% of the world’s population simply vanished. The show focuses on the lives of those left behind and their struggles to deal with the loss. Adapted from Tom Perrotta’s novel, it was created for television by Damon Lindelof, who also famously ran the show Lost. Like Lost, The Leftovers is known for its complex mysteries and intriguing storylines.
Drawing inspiration from Tom Clancy’s novels and television series, the show reimagines Jack Ryan as a CIA analyst working to prevent global conflicts from escalating. Instead of being a field operative, he uncovers and combats conspiracies from behind the scenes. The compelling characters and storyline create a sense of urgency and danger that surpasses most similar shows, and the first season of Jack Ryan established a new benchmark for the spy thriller genre.
After 37 years, Star Trek has made a major change to its established history, involving Starfleet and the Borg. For a long time, the Federation and the Borg have been fierce enemies, and the Federation only recently achieved a seemingly final victory over the Borg Collective.
In the first season of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Kurt Russell and Wyatt Russell both portrayed the character Lee Shaw at different points in his life. The show initially left viewers wondering about the older Shaw’s age, but it was later revealed that the younger Shaw spent twenty years lost within the Hollow Earth between 1962 and 1982 without aging. Although the series jumped between time periods, many details of Shaw’s life remained unclear. It appears a new series centered around Wyatt Russell’s portrayal of the character will explore those missing pieces of his history.
Eric Dane portrayed the charming and confident plastic surgeon nicknamed “McSteamy” on Grey’s Anatomy, a contrast to Patrick Dempsey’s character, Dr. Derek Shepherd, who was known as “McDreamy.” Dane first appeared in the show on February 19, 2006, in Season 2, Episode 18, titled “Yesterday.” Following news of his passing, many of his co-stars shared tributes, and Dempsey also spoke about Dane’s final days.
James Gunn hasn’t officially said whether the movie previously known as ‘Man of Tomorrow’ will now be called ‘Superman: Man of Tomorrow’.