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Anyone who watches Stranger Things knows the Demogorgon is a seriously dangerous creature. It’s been a threat since the beginning of the show, and it can defeat almost anyone with its incredible strength, sharp teeth, and other powers. No matter what weapons you have, it’s extremely unlikely you’d survive an encounter with a Demogorgon.

Before the new Harry Potter TV show begins, the young actor playing Harry Potter received a letter from Daniel Radcliffe. McLaughlin explained he was given the letter while traveling home to Glasgow by train.

While Santa Claus brings joy, there’s a much older, more frightening Christmas figure often forgotten. Krampus, a horned, demon-like creature from Alpine folklore, traditionally punishes children who have misbehaved.

A wave of unusual science fiction shows is gaining popularity by fully leaning into the strange and dreamlike. While shows such as Severance have brought attention to this type of innovative storytelling, they’re just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to a long history of similar, more unconventional programs.

It took NCIS a while to find a lasting replacement for a female detective on Leroy Jethro Gibbs’ team, ultimately introducing Ellie Bishop. Before Emily Wickersham became a regular cast member, the show briefly featured Vera, played by Maffia, as a temporary stand-in for Ziva. Twelve years after first appearing, Maffia returned as Vera in season 23 of NCIS for a crossover with NCIS: Origins. What happens to Vera after that remains a mystery.

Zack Snyder has been posting photos from the making of his DC movies, and he recently revealed a new picture of Henry Cavill and Amy Adams as Clark Kent and Lois Lane. You can see it below.

The third season of Tracker began with a two-part episode that brought back Jensen Ackles as Russell Shaw, a character who hadn’t appeared in season 2. The premiere quickly covered a lot of ground with the shocking details surrounding Ashton Shaw’s death and the current case. It also made it clear that Velma and Bobby were no longer part of the team.

Many fans pointed out strange or shocking moments in Star Trek: Voyager when it originally aired, but the controversy surrounding Seven of Nine’s revealing outfit seems to be discussed more now than it was then. Actress Jeri Ryan recently explained her feelings about being asked to play a character initially presented in a sexualized way, telling an audience (as reported by TrekMovie.com) why she was comfortable with it.