The Bloodiest & Raunchiest TV Show in History Is Exploding on PVOD (& It Will Get a Sequel Soon)

While both shows share common ground, Game of Thrones incorporated fantasy elements, whereas Spartacus stayed true to historical events. Spartacus originally premiered in 2010 and became a major franchise, with a new series, Spartacus: House of Ashur, coming soon. As the new series approaches its early next month release, FlixPatrol reports that Spartacus is once again topping the charts on digital platforms.

Ted Danson’s A Man On The Inside Season 2 Perfected The Best TV Trend Of Casting Spouses

I’m so excited about the newest addition to Man on the Inside – Mary Steenburgen! She plays Mona Margadoff, and the sparks between her and Charles are incredible. It totally makes sense though, considering she and Ted Danson have been married for three decades! It’s a brilliant move by the show, really tapping into what everyone’s loving in TV right now in 2025 – bringing real-life couples on screen.

Banned Sesame Street Episode: The Wicked Witch’s Scary Appearance

First airing in 1969 on PBS, Sesame Street is widely considered a classic and has long been celebrated for its educational content, positive messages, and beloved characters like Elmo, Big Bird, and Cookie Monster. Despite its generally cheerful nature, one particular episode was actually banned due to its frightening and depressing content.

11 Years Later, House of the Dragon Finally Fixed Game of Thrones’ Most Brutal Targaryen Myth

Throughout the series, there were clues suggesting Daenerys would ultimately fall from grace, shaping the direction of her story. Game of Thrones consistently portrayed the Targaryen family as ambitious and often cruel rulers, prone to instability – and Daenerys’ choices seemed to confirm this pattern. However, the show also presented a complex and surprisingly fragile family dynamic, demonstrating that the Targaryens were more than just destined for madness.

After Snow White Brouhaha, Gal Gadot Shares Thoughts On Possibly Playing The Evil Queen Again

Just like in the original Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the Evil Queen is the villain in the new movie. Disney has been bringing back its famous villains in many different ways lately, even giving some of them their own standalone films, such as Maleficent and Cruella. So, when Gal Gadot was at the Women’s Guild Cedars-Sinai Snow Ball Gala and spoke with Us Weekly, she was asked if she would be interested in starring in a movie focused on her character. Gadot didn’t hesitate to answer.

Brendan Fraser’s Buzzy New Drama Smashes Box Office Record Set By His Oscar-Winning Comeback Movie

Not only did the film win him his first Academy Award, but it also became his most financially successful movie of the decade and overall since the 2014 animated film The Nut Job. His new movie, Rental Family, is already receiving similar praise and is being discussed as a potential Oscar contender after premiering at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival.