Marvel Studios’ Next TV Show Will Improve One of the MCU’s Most Iconic Villain Twists

The new Disney+ series follows Simon Williams, a stuntman who becomes a superhero while trying to make it in Hollywood. The show will explore the world of entertainment through his experiences. Bringing back Trevor Slattery as his mentor is a smart move, letting Marvel delve into the actor’s background and reasons for doing what he does, instead of just relying on him for comedic relief.

Galavant: Why ABC Canceled the Forgotten Fantasy Show

Even though it was cancelled after just one season ten years ago, the musical comedy Galavant still holds up remarkably well. It deserves recognition for doing something different in a crowded TV landscape. Its playful humor, charming characters, and catchy songs made it a refreshing alternative to darker, more dramatic shows like Game of Thrones, and it’s gained a dedicated and lasting fan base as a result.

Fan-Favorite Lost Actor Was Cast as Gambit Before Channing Tatum

Actor Dean Holloway shared the story of how he almost became an X-Men cast member. At a Fan Expo Portland panel hosted by Collider’s Maggie Lovitt, Holloway explained that he auditioned for a role and even secured it after a successful screen test with Hugh Jackman.

JJ Abrams’ Cult Spy Classic Is the Gold Standard for Action TV

In the TV show Alias, Sydney discovers that the organization she believed would keep her and her family safe – SD-6 – is actually working against her. Each mission she undertakes uncovers more lies and deception. Right from the start, the show keeps viewers guessing and questioning everything, becoming a landmark series in the action genre.

Bitcoin’s Dramatic Dip: A Tragedy in Three Acts 🎭

Ah, the EU! Ever the master of passive-aggressive diplomacy, threatening tariffs like a scorned lover threatening to return gifts. 💔 These headlines, though mere whispers of conflict, were enough to send traders into a frenzy of deleveraging-because nothing says “panic” like selling Bitcoin faster than one can say “macroeconomics.”

Below Deck Mediterranean Recap: An Offer You Can’t Refuse

This week, Max is still upset that Cathy interrupted their serious conversation to deal with a problem involving chicken nuggets. Cathy responds by getting annoyed at his annoyance, effectively shutting down any chance of a productive discussion unless he backs down. However, Max is notorious for holding grudges – he’s still bothered about not being made lead deckhand, even though that happened a long time ago. The next morning, Cathy makes a weak attempt at making peace, but she refuses to see things from his perspective and remains defensive. As a result, they spend most of the first day of their last charter silently angry with each other. Max tells Cathy he needs her to be emotionally stable – meaning he wants her to focus on important conversations instead of running off to fix minor issues. Cathy hopes Max will take the lead in resolving their conflict and “be the bigger person.”