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The latest episode of the adult animated series *Marvel Zombies* begins by revisiting T’Challa, Spider-Man, and Scott Lang after the zombie outbreak from Season 1 of *What If…?*. The episode shows how T’Challa and his team encountered Thanos in Wakanda, and T’Challa ultimately made a brave and selfless choice.

Okay, there’s a bright spot in all of this! Apparently, Peter Parker – Spider-Man – isn’t being sidelined completely. Marvel’s saving him for the big finale of the Multiverse Saga, *Avengers: Secret Wars*, which isn’t until 2027. And honestly, that’s a good thing. It feels like they’re realizing he deserves more than just a cameo or supporting role, like we’ve seen in past *Avengers* movies. They’re building towards something really important for him, and that makes me excited for *Secret Wars*!

The show *Elsbeth* came back for its fall 2025 season with an episode called “Doll Day Afternoon.” The episode featured David Cross, known from *Arrested Development*, as the weekly killer, and it was full of humor. The story took place during a hostage situation in a toy store, with the killer comically messing things up. The episode also included a playful reference to the shows *The Good Wife* and *The Good Fight*.

Vegeta has grown much stronger and better at handling tough fights, and he’s become more willing to connect with others, moving away from his solitary ways. This leads him to start a family, which surprisingly adds complexity to his ancestry. His family history is quite unusual and scattered, making it all the more captivating.

Looking back, what truly sets *Merlin* apart is its heartfelt tone. It manages to be funny, sad, and genuine without relying on sarcasm or negativity. Despite its modest budget, the show creates a medieval world that feels real and personal, focusing on strong moral themes rather than special effects. The core emotions explored—the challenges of friendship, the pain of lost love, and finding strength in difficult times—are timeless. While *The Witcher* gets bogged down in complex storylines, *Merlin* succeeds because of its simplicity and honesty. Ultimately, it’s a story about people, with magic playing a supporting role.