23 Years Later, This 10/10 Sci-Fi Show Masterpiece Keeps Getting Better

Gillian Anderson played Agent Scully as a consistently doubtful skeptic, rarely accepting paranormal explanations. David Duchovny’s Agent Mulder, on the other hand, enthusiastically believed in conspiracies and supernatural causes. This naturally led to conflict, as Scully sought logical answers each week, and Mulder encouraged her to consider the more unusual possibilities.

Evangelion & Toyota Race Into Anime Fans’ Hearts With New International Model Car Seriesv

The Eva Racing 1/64 scale miniature car set, created in collaboration with POP RACE and based on the EVANGELION series, includes six unique toy cars. This set is sold as a blind box, meaning you don’t know which car you’ll get! There’s also a rare chance to find a special edition version of the EVA Unit-01 car. While the cars won’t be available for months, fans can pre-order them now.

Schitt’s Creek Becomes a PVOD Hit Following Catherine O’Hara’s Death

The Canadian comedy Schitt’s Creek brought Catherine O’Hara back together with her longtime friend and collaborator, Eugene Levy. Levy co-created the show with his son, Dan, and all three of them starred as the central Rose family, along with Annie Murphy. After the sad news broke, Schitt’s Creek quickly became popular on digital platforms, according to FlixPatrol.

19 Years Before Heated Rivalry, This Sports Drama Showed The World How It’s Done

The popular TV show Friday Night Lights was based on H.G. Bissinger’s 1990 book of the same name, which followed a real Texas high school football team. Just like Heated Rivalry, the show went beyond the game itself, delving into the personal lives, vulnerabilities, and challenges faced by the players, particularly those from minority backgrounds. The show’s popularity demonstrated that audiences were eager for stories like this.

10 Greatest JRPGs of All Time, Ranked

JRPGs have a long and rich history, so there are tons of amazing games to choose from. Series like Final Fantasy, Persona, and Dragon Quest are full of memorable titles. However, a few games truly stand out as the best of the best, and deserve to be celebrated for their quality and lasting appeal.

Speed: Watch Keanu Reeves’ 95% Certified Fresh Classic While You Can

Speed is a fast-paced 1994 action movie directed by Jan de Bont. It stars Keanu Reeves as LAPD officer Jack Traven, Sandra Bullock as Annie Porter, and the late Dennis Hopper as Howard Payne, a dangerous criminal who uses explosives. Some have simply called the plot predictable, but that doesn’t fully capture how exciting and well-made Speed truly is.

Melania Trump Documentary Fiercely Divides Critics & Audiences On Rotten Tomatoes

This documentary focuses on Melania Trump during the twenty days before her husband, Donald Trump, began his second term as president. It’s directed by Brett Ratner, his first directing project in over ten years following accusations of sexual harassment and misconduct. The premiere at the Kennedy Center wasn’t open to most major news outlets. When it became available publicly, the film Melania received overwhelmingly negative reviews, earning only an 8% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Blacklist: Why the First 5 Seasons Are Still Worth Watching on Netflix

Created by Jon Bokenkamp for NBC, The Blacklist features James Spader as Raymond “Red” Reddington, a former government agent who became one of the world’s most wanted criminals. After years of living a life of crime, Red surprisingly offers to help the FBI catch other criminals – those on his personal ‘blacklist’ – with one condition: he’ll only work with Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone), a new FBI profiler.

Eugene Levy Reacts to Catherine O’Hara’s Surprising Death

The actors had a long history of working together, spanning decades. Both Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara were members of the famed comedy troupe Second City Television and collaborated on numerous films and television shows, most recently the hit series Schitt’s Creek. Following O’Hara’s passing, Levy shared a touching statement with Us Weekly.