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Following the huge success of shows like Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Vince Gilligan became known for telling compelling stories about flawed characters. He became particularly skilled at showing how regular people can gradually become corrupted by crime, and this became a hallmark of his work. Because of this, many viewers naturally wondered if his new sci-fi show on Apple TV would explore similar themes.

Although it shared creators and actors with popular cartoons, United They Stand only lasted one season with 13 episodes before being canceled. Today, it’s mostly remembered – if it’s remembered at all – for its costumes, which were poorly designed and seemed intended to promote action figures that never really took off. Despite its flaws, United They Stand is still significant for bringing attention to a group of Marvel heroes who often get overlooked.

Now that Ahsoka season 2 has finished, fans are wondering what’s next for Star Wars on television. Luckily, there are a lot of promising ideas! From continuing popular shows, bringing back beloved characters, and delving into unexplored parts of the Star Wars universe, here are 12 live-action shows Lucasfilm should consider making after Ahsoka.

Although many are eager to see if the upcoming MCU crossover will live up to expectations, recent news is encouraging. Simu Liu, who played Shang-Chi, has confirmed his return and shared positive experiences working with directors the Russo Brothers and Robert Downey Jr. He not only enjoyed his time on set but also spoke highly of the film’s storyline. These comments have given me a renewed sense of optimism about the movie.

While Death Note is a truly memorable anime, it’s not the only one that expertly combines cleverness, suspense, and shocking moments. Many other anime delve even deeper into the human psyche, creating a more unsettling mood and a more intricate storyline. These shows push psychological thrills to a more disturbing and profound level, making Light’s desire for power seem relatively tame.

As a huge Marvel fan, I’m really fascinated by how much they’re using AI characters these days – especially with big stuff like Avengers: Secret Wars and everything happening with the multiverse. These digital beings, whether they’re helping or hindering, are becoming some of the most powerful players in the MCU, combining brute force with serious brains, strategy, and a healthy dose of unpredictability. I’ve been thinking a lot about which ones are the most powerful and influential, so here’s my take on how the major AI characters in the MCU stack up in terms of power and impact on the overall story.

George Clooney is currently promoting his upcoming 2025 film, Jay Kelly, where he stars with Adam Sandler and Laura Dern – all incredibly well-known actors. He’s also been discussing rising stars in the industry, particularly praising Zendaya and Glen Powell. In an interview on The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast, Clooney shared his thoughts on Zendaya, saying:

While Boston Blue doesn’t explicitly state how much time has passed since the Blue Bloods finale, it’s clear a significant amount of time has gone by. A key development in Blue Bloods was Danny and Baez becoming a couple, and they are still together in Boston Blue, with Marisa Ramirez already appearing in a few episodes. According to co-showrunner Brandon Margolis, this relationship suggests the time jump isn’t as large as some viewers might expect.