For years, filmmakers have hinted at exciting continuations by ending movies on unresolved cliffhangers. Unfortunately, due to cancelled sequels or studio delays, many of these stories have been left unfinished, leaving viewers with unanswered questions that likely won’t ever be addressed.
Unfortunately, many beloved cartoons from the 2000s haven’t been officially released in their entirety. This means fans often rely on memories, short clips, or the occasional complete episode to revisit and share these shows. These cartoons were notable for capturing the decade’s trends, including the growing popularity of anime and the continued appeal of the bold, retro animation style from the late 1990s.
A Reddit user named firefly99999 showed off a clever trick to avoid fall damage in the game, calling it their “Telekinesis elevator.” They drop a cabbage from a bridge, then use the Telekinesis skill to pull it back up. By timing it right and stepping off the bridge, players can repeatedly pull the cabbage up, creating a slow, controlled descent to the ground.
Following the successful crossover between DC and Sonic the Hedgehog in 2025, the two universes will team up again in a brand-new five-issue comic series. This time, Team Sonic and the Justice League will join forces to battle the combined threat of Lex Luthor and Dr. Robotnik.
Before creating the hit show Stranger Things, the Duffer brothers gained valuable experience with the sci-fi series Wayward Pines. This opportunity came around the same time as their first (and so far only) movie, Hidden. Working on Wayward Pines—where they co-directed episodes—gave them the industry experience they needed, and it likely paved the way for the success of Stranger Things.
Phil Spencer is retiring from Microsoft, according to Variety. Asha Sharma, currently president of Microsoft CoreAI product development, will be taking over his role. Sarah Bond, the current president of Xbox, is also leaving the company. Matt Booty, who leads Xbox Game Studios, will become Microsoft’s Chief Content Officer.
Despite the lack of official news, fans are still buzzing with guesses about who will play Wonder Woman – also known as Diana Prince or Diana of Themyscira – in the DC universe. Whoever takes on the role needs to be a perfect fit!
As a huge thriller fan, I’ve always loved how well these shows work with binge-watching. It’s amazing not having to wait a whole week for the next clue in a complicated mystery! If you get hooked, you can just dive in and solve the whole thing in a night or over a weekend. And honestly, these three series? They’re exactly the kind of mysteries you can’t help but binge-watch to find out what happens.
The new Scrubs series will premiere on ABC on February 25th, bringing back several original cast members. Zach Braff will return as J.D., Donald Faison as Turk, and Sarah Chalke as Elliot. Judy Reyes and John C. McGinley will also reappear as Carla and Dr. Cox, though their roles will be recurring.
Timothy Olyphant has consistently impressed on television with memorable roles in shows like Santa Clarita Diet, The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Terminator Zero, and Alien: Earth. He even playfully portrayed a fictionalized version of himself on The Good Place. Now, with his recent string of successful projects, Olyphant has truly solidified his place as a prominent actor.