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A new trailer reveals Santa Claus grappling with a difficult past that’s led him to use his famous naughty and nice list to track down criminals. But there’s a surprising turn: Santa is now considered ‘naughty’ himself, accused of forgetting what Christmas is really about. This internal struggle quickly escalates into a physical fight when the villain, played by Jared Harris, attacks Santa – including a dramatic moment where Santa is blasted out of a skyscraper window.

The Janitor from Scrubs is famously enigmatic, and throughout the show, fans were obsessed with discovering his true name. He playfully offered numerous false identities – like Dr. Ján Ïtor, Roscoe, and even Neil Flynn (which was jokingly tied to his appearance in the movie The Fugitive). Even when he seemingly revealed his real name to JD in the 2009 finale, many viewers suspected a trick. While creator Bill Lawrence later confirmed that the Janitor was actually being truthful that time, the show’s recent revival has avoided directly addressing the reveal.

I was so excited to see the new trailer! It looks like the Minions are heading to the Wild West, searching for a new villain to work for. But instead of finding a typical bad guy, it seems like they’re causing total mayhem – and it looks hilarious! This feels like a really fun, fresh take on the franchise.

This new series is the first to explore the early history of the NCIS universe, which began in 2003 with the original show starring Mark Harmon as Gibbs – a spin-off that itself started as an episode of JAG. Set in the 1990s, the prequel features a younger version of Gibbs, played by Stowell, and explores his complex relationship with fellow agent Lala Dominguez. However, the events of the episode “Johnny B. Goode” have dramatically altered everything.

Mark Wahlberg has enjoyed a diverse career in comedy, drama, and action films. He first gained widespread recognition for his role in the 1997 movie Boogie Nights, then transitioned to major action blockbusters like The Perfect Storm (2000) and Planet of the Apes (2001). He received an Oscar nomination for his supporting role in The Departed (2006) and a Golden Globe nomination for his leading role in The Fighter (2010). Throughout the 2010s, he starred in popular comedies like The Other Guys (2010), Ted (2012), and Daddy’s Home (2015), as well as the Transformers films Age of Extinction (2014) and The Last Knight (2017).

Paramount is creating a new comedy series called Flint, starring Matt LeBlanc. He’ll play a Los Angeles detective nearing retirement who’s unexpectedly asked to work for five more years. Instead of accepting, he tries to get fired by ignoring the rules, but his rebellious behavior surprisingly makes him a more effective officer.

It’s hard to picture anyone else playing these roles now. Just as Warwick Davis is Professor Flitwick, Toby Jones perfectly embodies Dobby. If HBO Max brings Davis on board for their Harry Potter series, hopefully they’ll also consider Jones to reprise his iconic voice role as Dobby the Elf.

Following a leak shared on Reddit, users have noted that Steam isn’t the first online store to offer this feature, but it’s still a welcome improvement to the platform’s already extensive capabilities.

I’m a huge anime fan, and one thing I really love is when a series throws you a curveball with an arc that’s totally different from the rest. It’s amazing when a fast-paced action show suddenly slows down for a peaceful interlude, or vice versa! What makes these arcs so special isn’t necessarily that they’re better than other parts of the story, but that they feel completely unique. They almost break the established rules of the world, stripping away the usual tropes and letting the story explore something new, even if just for a little while. Then, just as quickly, everything returns to normal, and that contrast is what makes it so impactful to me.

According to FlixPatrol, “Margo’s Got Money Troubles” is already a hit on Apple TV, ranking as the seventh most popular show in the U.S. The series, which premiered today, April 15th, is based on Rufi Thorpe’s novel and is gaining popularity in other countries like Canada, Honduras, and New Zealand.