According to FlixPatrol, the show Marshals has dropped to sixth place on Paramount+’s list of the most popular TV shows in the U.S. That’s a four-place decrease in just three days, which is a surprisingly quick drop for a new show connected to the popular Yellowstone universe.
As a huge movie buff, I’ve been following this James Talarico win, and wow, the story behind it is wild! It all started with a really strange situation involving Stephen Colbert’s show, CBS’s legal team, and some FCC rules about fairness. It turned into a massive media frenzy and, believe it or not, brought in millions of dollars in donations for his campaign. It’s been a crazy ride to watch!
The popular TV series Bosch, based on Michael Connelly’s novels, continued with the spinoff Bosch: Legacy after its original run ended. A second spinoff, Ballard, followed a few years later. Now, a new prequel called Bosch: Start of Watch will give fans even more insight into Connelly’s iconic character.
Netflix announced on X (formerly Twitter) that the final season of a popular anime will soon be available on their platform, sparking a lot of excitement among fans. Viewers who have already seen it elsewhere have been eagerly awaiting its arrival on Netflix, and now the wait is almost over. The highly anticipated ending of this modern anime is almost here!
Around the early 2000s, horror movies really started to focus on revisiting old ideas with reboots and remakes. While films like the 2003 version of Texas Chainsaw Massacre showed that these new takes could be successful, many others weren’t very good.
Dragon Ball boasts a huge cast of characters, and while heroes like Goku and Vegeta are incredibly popular, not all of them are equally well-liked. Many fans love a wide variety of characters from the series, but there are also some who are frustrating and highlight the most annoying parts of Dragon Ball.
Miss Scarlet, with Kate Phillips in the lead role, quickly gained a dedicated following. The show blends classic detective work reminiscent of Sherlock Holmes with romance, humor, and realistic drama. Since debuting on Masterpiece Mystery in 2021, it’s stood out as one of the few series still released yearly, currently boasting 36 episodes with another six already planned.
I’ve been a big fan of the Scream movies for a long time, and I really enjoyed both Scream (2022) and Scream VI. I especially appreciated how they addressed the idea of sequels and the surprising Ghostface reveal in the fifth film. (I’m still sad about Dewey’s death, but I’m trying to focus on the positives!) Overall, I thought those two movies were excellent. However, there was one problem with the fifth and sixth films that I think Scream 7 attempts to solve, even if the rest of the movie isn’t as good as it could be.
Both The X-Files’ eighth season and Scrubs’ ninth season were weak points for those shows – The X-Files felt incomplete without Mulder, and Scrubs’ final season was a poorly executed spin-off. It’s time to revisit and fix these disappointing seasons.
In DC K.O. #5, written by Scott Snyder and illustrated by Javier Fernández, the story began with Lex Luthor trying to steal the power of King Omega. But before he could, time froze, and Superman unexpectedly found himself talking to Doomsday. It was revealed that Doomsday, famous for killing Superman, was actually fated to become the Time Trapper, a villain from the future known to the Legion of Super-Heroes.