If you’re looking for free games on Steam, Power Fantasy is a standout roguelike RPG. It’s packed with content, offering things like unlockable characters and increasingly challenging levels. Players consistently rate it highly, with ‘Very Positive’ reviews on Steam, praising its rewarding gameplay and depth.
Things have been incredibly up and down for me as a viewer of Jimmy Kimmel lately. First, there was a huge controversy over some comments he made about Charlie Kirk, which led to him being off the air for a week. Honestly, the reaction felt unusually strong for TV. But then, when he came back, his show had the biggest audience it’s seen in years! It was amazing to see. Sadly, right after that, we learned about the passing of Cleto Escobedo III, his bandleader who’d been with the show forever. It really made me wonder if Kimmel would even continue, especially since he’d previously talked about thinking about what the future held for him.
Fans love both Bosch and Bosch: Legacy, and they essentially feel like one continuous story, showing Harry Bosch’s life both during and after his time as an LAPD detective. Ballard introduces a new character, Detective Renée Ballard (played by Maggie Q), and is a solid show in its own right, but feels separate from the main Bosch universe. The new series will likely make that separation even more noticeable.
There was a point when Clint Eastwood nearly worked with Tim Burton, the famously dark and imaginative director. Burton planned to adapt the novel The Hawkline Monster: A Gothic Western and had already secured Eastwood for the lead role. Fans still wonder what that movie might have been like.
You know, as a movie and TV buff, I’ve noticed something cool about HBO comedies. Sometimes they have huge stars who really got their start on the network – shows people have totally forgotten about! And other times, it’s amazing to see now-famous actors in these hidden gems, shows that honestly could have been their breakout roles if they’d gotten more attention. It’s like discovering a secret history of comedy!
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 features a total of 17 animatronic characters. Some are central to the game’s story, while others are hidden details for players to discover. This includes multiple versions of familiar characters like Freddy, Chica, Bonnie, and Foxy, along with both returning and brand new animatronic suits. Here’s a complete list of all the animatronics in the game.
The 2017 episode “Ex MachTina” is a fan favorite, often considered one of the best episodes focused on Tina Belcher. Beyond the strong storyline, Bob’s Burgers is famous for its original music, and this episode features a particularly memorable song that many viewers still can’t get out of their heads. But what happens in “Ex MachTina,” and what makes it such a standout Bob’s Burgers episode?
The Robosen Flagship Soundwave is the most detailed version of the classic Generation 1 character. This incredible toy automatically transforms from robot to cassette player mode, but that’s not all – it also functions as a Bluetooth speaker, making this iconic Decepticon ready for action and music.
Following a tough battle with the Seraphim from Revelation, the heroes of Amazing X-Men #3 (written by Jed MacKay, with art by Mahmud Asrar and Matthew Wilson, and letters by Clayton Cowles) finally reconnect with their allies who are hiding under Philadelphia. They share updates and information, and Cyclops is especially curious about how Magneto overcame his health condition, Resurrection-Linked Degeneration Syndrome. But Wiz-Kid reveals that Magneto never actually had that illness, which has significant consequences for both what happened in the past and what’s happening now.
Whether you’ve been a lifelong follower or just heard about it from friends, Gene Roddenberry undeniably revolutionized science fiction and television with the debut of Star Trek: The Original Series in 1966. Thanks to its ambitious stories, detailed universe, and compelling characters, the show has given us many iconic lines. The quote from Picard perfectly captures not only his character, but the spirit of the entire Star Trek franchise.