The fifth and final season of Stranger Things has begun, with the first part now available. Throughout the show’s four successful seasons, many mysteries have unfolded, and now, as the story concludes, Nancy Wheeler (played by Natalia Dyer) offers a thoughtful observation about family. This final season is being released in three parts.
X-Men: First Class is coming for streaming on HBO Max soon.
HBO Max has acquired the rights to stream Heated Rivalry in the U.S. and Australia. The show, already available on Crave in Canada, Movistar Plus+ in Spain, and Sky in New Zealand, premiered just nine days after the announcement, on November 28th.
The fifth season of Stranger Things is coming in 2025, and the first part was full of surprises, giving fans lots to discuss before the final episodes air on Christmas Day. While the season had some major plot twists, a few smaller details stood out—either as mistakes in the show’s timeline or as clues that bigger problems are coming for the characters in the second half of the season.
While a third Spider-Man game hasn’t been officially confirmed, actors involved have suggested that Insomniac Games is working on it. Even if it’s still several years away – potentially as late as 2028, according to recent leaks – that gives other game developers time to explore making games based on Marvel characters.
The initial trailer for Toy Story 5 revealed a new character who will pose a challenge to Bonnie’s toys. Woody is back with the group, after having separated from them in Toy Story 4, and appears to be caught up in this new conflict.
Recent shows like Severance explore unsettling ideas about work-life balance, while Yellowjackets offers a gripping story of survival led by female characters, reminiscent of Lord of the Flies. The Curse uniquely blends the awkward humor of Nathan Fielder with the tense, unsettling style of Benny Safdie. Although streaming services release fewer episodes at a time, they can afford to create visually stunning shows such as The Mandalorian and House of the Dragon.
Even among all of DC’s heroes, very few are truly on Batman’s level. These heroes have proven themselves working alone and leading teams, all while maintaining their own moral compass. Though they might not be as well-known, they’ve certainly earned the respect of DC Comics fans.
As a big TV fan, I’ve noticed almost every show from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s seemed to have a Thanksgiving episode. If they were all having a potluck, Friends would definitely be there – and probably causing some hilarious drama! That show really nailed how holidays can be wonderfully messy when you throw family into the mix.
Walt and Jesse faced constant danger while dealing with criminals in Albuquerque, and many characters on Breaking Bad met tragic ends. Sadly, some of the actors who brought those characters to life have also passed away. However, their incredible performances in a truly great TV show will always be remembered.