Minority Mindset

During a November 2025 Q&A for The Cosmic Circus, Alex Perez revealed that Gamora won’t be in either Avengers: Doomsday or Avengers: Secret Wars. When discussing the future of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Perez explained that Gamora will be removed from the team, linking her absence to the broader multiverse storyline. While she won’t physically appear, Perez indicated that her story will still be relevant, serving as a case study of how universes are becoming increasingly connected. He clarified that the Gamora seen in Endgame and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 isn’t from the main timeline, which explains her eventual departure.

If you enjoy classic Western films like 3:10 to Yuma, Tombstone, The Magnificent Seven, or True Grit, you might be missing out on some great miniseries. Many Western miniseries aren’t just good – they might actually be better than the movies. The longer format allows these epic stories the time they deserve, without the need for endless seasons of unnecessary plotlines. This makes the miniseries format perfect for Westerns, and perhaps even the genre’s best fit.

Bluebird Gleeson and Travis “Trigger” Riggs have both faced uncertainty in Season 3 of NCIS: Sydney. After the events of “True Blue,” Bluebird had to formally apply for her job as a forensic scientist to officially rejoin the team. Travis, a former bomb disposal expert, has been assisting when needed since the season began, but feels like a temporary addition who could be let go at any time.

Both Rio (2011) and Rio 2 (2014), the animated musical comedies, are coming to Netflix in the US on December 1, 2025. This is part of the new content being added to Netflix that month, according to What’s on Netflix.

A strong TV pilot needs relatable characters and a captivating situation to immediately grab viewers. While the pilot is crucial for launching the story, it shouldn’t try to tell everything at once. Its main job is to introduce the characters and premise, then let the rest of the season develop organically.

From the outside, it seemed like Kim’s Convenience was set for continued success. However, things weren’t going well behind the scenes, and this ultimately led to the show’s cancellation. In 2021, during the fifth season, CBC announced that the sixth season, which had already been planned, would not be made. Fans immediately started trying to save the show, but their efforts weren’t successful.

FX has ordered a second season of Noah Hawley’s science fiction show, Alien: Earth, according to Deadline.