The original *NCIS* show has had some challenges lately, with viewership declining as it’s evolved. However, the *NCIS* universe is still thriving thanks to successful spin-offs like *NCIS: Origins* (now in its second season) and *NCIS: Sydney* (airing its third). The main show was ready for a refresh, and the storyline featuring Parker in “Prodigal Son, Part I” provides just that.
I was at New York Comic Con 2025 and finally got some answers from Kreamer about something that’s been bothering a lot of us. Everyone was worried that *Chaos Theory* and *Camp Cretaceous* were no longer considered official parts of the *Jurassic World* story after *Jurassic World Rebirth* came out. But Kreamer confirmed those shows are “absolutely” still canon! He even hinted that the final season of *Chaos Theory* will dive deeper into what the Nublar Six were doing during the events of *Jurassic World*. That’s a huge relief and I’m really excited to see where they take it.
I first heard about the incident around 6:40 p.m. – it happened on North World Drive, which is right by the Contemporary Resort, near Magic Kingdom. There were rumors flying around on social media that a guest, Equitz, had been hit by the monorail, but officials quickly said that wasn’t true. They clarified that the guest wasn’t hit by the monorail that actually goes through that famous A-frame structure at the hotel.
Maggie Kang explained in a BBC interview that several aspects of *KPop Demon Hunters*—especially its blend of comedy, fantasy, and musical numbers—would be difficult to adapt into a live-action format.
Actually, Innersloth recently gave an update on the *Among Us* show – their first in over a year. After a user on X, CartoonBase, wondered if the show would ever be released, the *Among Us* team confirmed they’re still developing it, but cautioned fans not to expect any news about it in the near future.
Before the October 16th release of the show, TopMob’s David Thompson interviewed Michael Chernus, who played John Wayne Gacy, along with Gabriel Luna, Marin Ireland, and showrunner Patrick Macmanus. They discussed the challenges and emotional weight of telling such a tragic true story.
New anime series become popular in different ways. Some gain attention because of existing fans of the original stories they’re based on, while others benefit from being part of a popular genre and attracting viewers looking for fresh content each season. Sometimes, an anime just needs to debut at the right moment to become a hit. Whatever the reason, it’s clear that several new anime coming out in Fall 2025 have the potential to become very popular, and a few stand out as particularly promising.
Everyone was excited about the *Wandance* anime because the manga is fantastic and the show had a strong script. With the respected studio Madhouse – known for their excellent work on 2025’s *Orb: On the Movements of the Earth* – involved, expectations were incredibly high. Unfortunately, after two episodes, it looks like *Wandance*, which many predicted would be the year’s biggest sports anime, might be a disappointment.
Fans have long hoped for a remake of ‘Silent Night, Deadly Night,’ and director Mike P. Nelson recently discussed at New York Comic Con how he approached updating this classic horror film to appeal to both longtime fans and new viewers. Actress Ruby Modine shared her experience creating a character with depth and also talked … Read more
