Crunchyroll Gets New Anime Streaming Rival With 25+ Hours of Fullmetal Alchemist Free

Amasian TV, available in the U.S. and Canada, lets you watch lots of TV channels from Asia, plus movies and shows on demand – all for free. Right now, you can stream all 64 episodes of the English-dubbed Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, which is a newer version of the original Fullmetal Alchemist anime from 2003. Amasian TV is free to use because it’s supported by ads, but you don’t need to sign up for an account or pay a subscription to watch.

New Star Wars Prequel Is Officially Bringing Back Andor’s Luthen & Kleya

The popular Star Wars series Andor first presents Luthen, portrayed by Stellan Skarsgård, as a key leader in the fight against the Galactic Empire. While introduced as Luthen’s close ally in season one, season two reveals Elizabeth Dulau’s character, Kleya, as the true mastermind behind his actions. Though Luthen dies by the series’ end, his work continues through Kleya, and both characters’ sacrifices ultimately help establish the Rebel Alliance and lead to the destruction of the first Death Star.

How the Frasier Revival’s Niles Replacement Broke the Niles Rules

One of the new characters is Alan Cornwall, an old college friend of Frasier’s, and he quickly becomes a source of familiar comedy. Like Niles, Alan is highly intelligent and provides the same kind of clever, character-based humor that fans loved in the original series. However, while Niles was known for being uptight and snobby, Alan is much more laid-back and easygoing. This key difference allows the new series to recreate the classic dynamic between Frasier and his brother without being a simple repeat.

Karl Urban’s Busy 2026: From The Boys Finale To Mortal Kombat II

Karl Urban is known for playing memorable characters in popular franchises. He portrayed Éomer in two of the Lord of the Rings films, Dr. McCoy in the Star Trek reboot alongside Chris Pine’s Captain Kirk, and the formidable Judge Dredd. Now, he’s adding another iconic role to his resume: Johnny Cage in the upcoming Mortal Kombat II movie.

HBO’s 8-Part Psychological Thriller Series With Near-Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score Has One Of Its Best Casts

HBO is known for high-quality shows with unexpected plots and excellent production. But often, what really makes these shows successful is the perfect casting. Think about it – Game of Thrones wouldn’t have been the same without Peter Dinklage, and The Sopranos wouldn’t have had the same impact without James Gandolfini. This new psychological thriller follows that same winning formula, relying on strong performances to bring the story to life.