The actors in School Spirits have shared how the surprising reveal about Mr. Martin in episode 2 of season 3 will permanently alter the show. Season 3 of School Spirits has continued to build on the show’s mysteries, finally giving viewers answers to questions they’ve had for a long time—including a deeper look into Mr. Martin’s history.
Demetrius Grosse, who plays Eric Williams in the series, hints at some exciting conflicts to come. He told ComicBook.com in 2024 that the relationship between his character and Simon Williams will be just as captivating as the one between Grim Reaper and Wonder Man. Grosse also emphasized that the show will be unique and surprisingly good.
Tom Holland first appeared as Peter Parker/Spider-Man in 2016’s Captain America: Civil War, and then led his own Spider-Man: Homecoming the next year. He’s played the character in six Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) films so far, with a seventh, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, scheduled for release on July 31, 2026.
Three decades ago, Deep Space Nine and Voyager were the only two Star Trek series airing. While both started slowly, they eventually became beloved parts of the franchise’s golden age. Voyager, in particular, continues to gain new viewers even years after it ended, and is frequently referenced in newer Star Trek shows. However, one episode from Voyager‘s second season almost seriously harmed the show’s reputation. Fortunately, Voyager managed to overcome the controversy.
A’zion gained significant attention this year for her role in Marty Supreme, which was nominated for Best Picture at the 2026 Oscars. Soon after, she was cast in A24’s film adaptation of Holly Brickley’s novel, Deep Cuts. However, the casting sparked controversy, with many accusing the filmmakers of whitewashing her character, Zoe Gutierrez, who was originally written as half-Mexican and half-Jewish.
According to a recently leaked cast list, the actor famous for playing Sherlock Holmes is rumored to be playing a different version of the Doctor Strange character in the upcoming ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ movie.
I’m so excited to see that Wonder Man is already a hit on Disney+! It just dropped, and Disney+ is reporting it’s become the most popular series on the platform in the US – that’s amazing news for Marvel’s Phase 6!
In the fourth episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, directed by Doug Aarniokoski and written by Gaia Violo and Eric Anthony Glover, Jay-Den Kraag (played by Karim Diané) grapples with his identity as a Klingon while facing the potential extinction of his people. The episode uses a debate format to powerfully explore his internal struggle as he balances his Klingon heritage with his training as a Starfleet cadet.
Starting February 11, 2026, you’ll be able to watch the popular movie Train to Busan on Peacock. That same day, Peacock will also begin streaming Asteroid City, the latest film by director Wes Anderson.
A detective (Richard Jenkins, from Step Brothers) informs someone that they introduced the victim to DTF St. Louis, and now that person is dead. The detective and Special Crimes agent Jodie Plumb (Joy Sunday, from Wednesday) then go to interview the victim’s wife, Carol (Linda Cardellini, from Dead to Me). As the investigation progresses, it’s revealed that Carol and another man, Clark, were having an affair and might be connected to the death. The series, created by Steven Conrad (Ultra City Smiths), also stars Chris Perfetti (Abbott Elementary) and Peter Sarsgaard (The Batman).