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ABC has released the official trailer for Grey’s Anatomy Season 22, showing what happens after the explosion at the end of Season 21. Watch the trailer here. 2025-10-01 22:04

A fan-made translation of the commentary is now available online, giving us a look into what the creators were discussing. The group shares some new and interesting details about how Dragon Ball DAIMA Episode 1 ended, and how viewers were confused by the conclusion. Interestingly, it seems the creators intended for some of that confusion to happen. They reflect on how fans reacted to the ending, revealing it wasn’t entirely unintentional. More details are available in the translated commentary.

Written by Jed MacKay and illustrated by Ryan Stegman, Age of Revelation Overture #1 focuses on the mutant hero Cyclops. He and his teammate Beast are unexpectedly transported to the near future by Magneto. The once leader of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants now guides what’s left of the X-Men, believing they require their most capable leader and brilliant mind.

Honestly, I was really scared,” Pfeiffer shared on the Smartless podcast. “I mean, think about it – it’s Olivia Newton-John and Grease was just phenomenal, with such a dedicated fanbase and incredible success.” Grease 2 came out in 1982, and at the time, I was still working my way up – I’d only had supporting roles in three movies before that. She explained that the way Grease 2 was marketed created these unrealistically high expectations, and I was terrified the film just wouldn’t measure up to the original.

According to reports, CBS will air a 90-minute Everybody Loves Raymond: 30th Anniversary Special in November. Ray Romano and the show’s creator, Phil Rosenthal, will host the special, which will be filmed on a set designed to look exactly like the Barone family’s living room. The special is being produced by Fulwell Entertainment, the company behind Friends: The Reunion.

Those familiar with Brad Ingelsby’s work might anticipate where this is headed. A few years back, Ingelsby created the acclaimed limited series Mare of Easttown. Featuring Kate Winslet in the lead role as Mare, the seven-part show centers around a police detective solving the murder of a young mother. The series received widespread praise from critics, earning multiple Emmy nominations in 2021, and ultimately winning awards for Winslet, along with her co-stars Evan Peters and Julianne Nicholson.

My anticipation grew even more when I discovered it was created by Steven Knight, the mind behind Peaky Blinders (and the future writer of the next James Bond film). The first episode immediately surprised me with a fact I hadn’t known: the Guinness family were Protestant, and the iconic harp on their labels was actually a kind of agreement or middle ground.

In a recent conversation with David Thompson from TopMob, Rick and Morty stars Ian Cardoni (who voices Rick) and Harry Belden (who voices Morty) gave fans an update on the progress of Season 9. Belden stated that Season 9 is “going really, really well,” and mentioned that Cardoni “just wrapped his principal recording” while he only has one more “banger” episode left to record.

According to Deadline, Zach Galifianakis will be joined in the cast of Very Young Frankenstein by Dolly Wells (Inside Man), Spencer House (Tell Me Lies), Nikki Crawford (Cruel Intentions), and Kumail Nanjiani (Silicon Valley). Cary Elwes, known for The Princess Bride, is also set to appear in the pilot episode, marking his first collaboration with Mel Brooks in over three decades. Brooks is an executive producer on the project, along with his long-time partner Kevin Salter and Michael Gruskoff. The trio previously worked together on Robin Hood: Men in Tights, a comedic spoof of *Prince of Thieves*, in the early 1990s.