McGee’s NCIS Future Is Confirmed By Sean Murray After Historic Twist

Though not one of Leroy Jethro Gibbs’ initial team, Sean Murray’s character has been on NCIS since the very beginning in 2003. After over twenty years, he’s now the longest-running cast member as of the 2025-2026 season, and has experienced many changes throughout the show’s history. However, even with everything that’s happened, viewers were still shocked by the major plot twist revealed in the episode “In Too Deep.”

The Sentry #1 Review: Marvel’s Mightiest Avenger Gets Back to Basics

The story begins by reminding readers who The Sentry is, especially those new to his comics. He’s just returned to Earth, much to the joy of the Avengers and his wife, Lindy. Despite being incredibly powerful, he’s also a gifted scientist and close friends with Reed Richards. But he’s keeping a dangerous secret: his evil side, The Void, is back, and starting to gain control.

Chris Evans’ Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Action Thriller Surges on Streaming

This 2014 science fiction thriller is set in a frozen future after a failed effort to combat climate change plunged the world into a new ice age. The last of humanity lives aboard a perpetually moving train, segregated by social class. While the wealthy enjoy comfort, those in the lower classes endure harsh conditions. One man sparks a revolt, traveling to the front of the train and revealing disturbing secrets about the survival of humankind.

Marshals Episode 3 Officially Continues Yellowstone’s Long-Running Taylor Sheridan Tradition

A new series is in the works centered around Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly), a popular character from the original show. Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser, who plays Rip Wheeler, will both return. The working title for the show is The Dutton Ranch. Although some questions remain unanswered in the Yellowstone universe – like what will happen with Jamie Dutton – life continues as normal in Montana, including its lively music scene.

Robert Pattinson Confirms ‘The Batman Part II’ Script Takes “Big Swings”

While promoting his new movie, The Drama (with Zendaya), Robert Pattinson discussed The Batman Part II with Deadline. When asked what fans could look forward to, Pattinson praised the script, calling it “extraordinary.” The script took director Matt Reeves and co-writer Mattson Tomlin almost two years to complete, and its development had become a topic of much discussion among fans before it was finally finished last August.