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Before it even airs, the President Curtis spinoff is getting rave reviews! It currently has a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes, just like Season 9 of Rick and Morty. Rick and Morty has consistently earned high ratings throughout its history, and so far, President Curtis seems to be continuing that trend. The score could change as more reviews come in after the show officially premieres on July 26th, but early signs suggest it’s a worthy addition to the franchise.

The decade between 2011 and 2020 often gets overlooked in film discussions, especially with the current focus on reviving 1980s franchises. But it was a remarkably creative period, filled with talented filmmakers and some of the best storytelling we’ve seen in modern cinema. These films represent some of the most innovative and visually striking work of the 21st century.

The show gradually became more ambitious, adding characters and storylines from previous Karate Kid films, constantly changing the group of young fighters, introducing international competitions, and ultimately escalating into a full-scale conflict between students, teachers, old rivals, and new friends. As the stakes got higher, the cast expanded, with many supporting actors becoming central figures by the series’ end. It’s impossible to cover every member of the Cobra Kai cast across all six seasons in detail.

Certain tournaments become truly legendary, essentially defining the entire series they’re a part of. Whether it’s a classic martial arts competition, a magical duel, or a gritty underground fight, these story arcs stand out thanks to amazing action sequences, unforgettable characters, and a consistently exciting pace. They remain thrilling and memorable long after their original release.

The defining quote for the entire CSI: Crime Scene Investigation franchise actually comes from its very first season. While William Petersen, as Gil Grissom, delivered many memorable lines throughout his time on the show, one particular statement truly captures what CSI is all about.

Felicia Day took a chance by adding a PayPal button to the website for The Guild, letting fans contribute to production costs if they wanted. To everyone’s delight, fans really stepped up, making it one of the earliest successful crowdfunding efforts – even before Kickstarter was around! These donations covered the cost of finishing the first season. Now, as the show approaches its 20th anniversary next year, The Guild is returning as a movie. This new format feels like a fitting way to both celebrate the show’s legacy and make the anniversary extra special.