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Recently released high-resolution photos of the Wall of Heroes at the Star Trek: Starfleet Academy exhibit have sparked a fun search among Star Trek fans to determine the ranks of their beloved characters. Interestingly, the wall features not only fictional characters but also real-life people who worked on Star Trek, including Alex Kurtzman, Gaia Violo, Noga Landau, and Rod Roddenberry, all with the rank of Admiral or Fleet Admiral.

John Carpenter was famously unpredictable. His films varied wildly in quality, and it was often hard to believe the director of a masterpiece also created some of his lesser-known works. He explained to Interview Magazine in 2015 that he avoids rewatching his films, fearing he’d overanalyze his choices and question his creative process – wondering ‘What was I doing?’ and ‘Why did I shoot that way?’

Actor Joe Manganiello, known for his role in True Blood (now streaming on HBO Max), recently talked to Variety about his career in a detailed interview. He discussed several projects, including his upcoming film Wicker, where he plays a strange creature made of plants who develops a surprising connection with a character portrayed by Olivia Colman. He explained that the role was both emotionally and physically demanding.

Great science fiction franchises draw you into believable worlds with complex characters, compelling stories, exciting action, and impressive visuals. While franchises like Star Wars and Avatar have achieved this, this particular book adaptation stands out for its consistent quality and continuous improvement over time.

The Transformers Studio Series 86 MTMTE Collection Scourge figure is being released to celebrate the franchise’s original movie. This updated version of a classic toy gives fans the definitive version of the cunning Decepticon tracker. Pre-orders are available now through Hasbro and other retailers, and the toy will ship in a few months.

This week’s episode of Debunking AI – where ScreenRant pits AI responses against real people’s – felt particularly relevant. What made it even better was that the guests had thoughtful opinions about AI, likely because of their experience working on a project like Mercy. They also shared interesting insights about their co-workers, particularly the movie’s star.

Max Parker, known for his role in the Netflix show Boots, will play Heimdall in the new God of War TV series. He joins Ryan Hurst, who will lead the show, and Teresa Palmer, who will play Sif, Thor’s wife.

The comedy Scrubs aired for nine seasons, from 2001 to 2010, and gradually gained a loyal following. Although it wasn’t as massively popular as some other shows of its time, the fact that it’s returning demonstrates continued interest. The original ending, however, wasn’t ideal for creator Bill Lawrence and his team. Fortunately, ABC has approved a revival, giving them a chance to provide a more satisfying conclusion.

According to FlixPatrol, the new series Robin Hood, featuring Jack Patten, Lauren McQueen, Connie Nielsen, and Bean, has moved to fourth place on the list of most-watched shows on MGM+ in the United States. While it’s a two-spot drop, it’s not a huge change, especially since Robin Hood remains incredibly popular on MGM+ worldwide.

Following an announcement from Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios, Ryan Hurst will be playing Kratos in the upcoming God of War series. Hurst is widely known for his roles as Opie in Sons of Anarchy and Beta in The Walking Dead. He’s also appeared in films like Saving Private Ryan and Remember the Titans, and will be in Christopher Nolan’s new film, The Odyssey. Interestingly, Hurst is already familiar with the God of War universe, having previously voiced the character of Thor in God of War: Ragnarök back in 2022. Previously, Terrence C. Carson originally voiced Kratos, with Christopher Judge taking on the role since 2018.