R.J. Decker Renewed for Season 2 at ABC

The decision to renew R.J. Decker finishes a remarkably successful season for ABC. This is especially notable considering how different things are for their competitor.

The Talking-Sheep Movie Made Me Cry

Lily’s journey beyond her familiar home isn’t just about solving a mystery – it’s about discovering a surprisingly complex world. This makes The Sheep Detectives a captivating film for children, but it unexpectedly resonates with adults too, often bringing them to tears. Based on Leonie Swann’s novel Three Bags Full and brought to life by writer Craig Mazin and director Kyle Balda, the movie is a cozy mystery set in a charming, slightly quirky English village. Nicholas Braun plays Tim, the well-meaning but clumsy local police officer, and Nicholas Galitzine is Elliot, a reporter who joins forces with him. When George is murdered, almost everyone in town becomes a suspect, including Beth the innkeeper (Hong Chau), Ham the butcher (Conleth Hill), the reverend (Kobna Holdbrook-Smith), rival shepherd Caleb (Tosin Cole), and George’s newly discovered daughter, Rebecca (Molly Gordon). However, the mystery itself takes a backseat to Lily’s personal growth. Lily always had a knack for guessing whodunit in George’s favorite mystery books, but she never realized the sheep were actually listening! The film shows that real life is messier than any storybook, and Lily’s discoveries challenge everything she thought she knew about people – and about the man the sheep loved and trusted.

Luigi’s Mansion Is the Ideal Super Mario Galaxy Follow-Up

Nintendo would be smart to build on the success of the Mario movies by creating films based on other characters and stories within the Mario world – essentially launching a new movie universe that could compete with franchises like Marvel. Mario has an edge, though. Because of the many different types of Mario games – from racing to sports to puzzles – they can make movies in various genres, appealing to a wider range of viewers.

Captain Kirk’s Biggest Star Trek Movie Failure Was Never Resolved

In the Star Trek films, the USS Enterprise, led by Captain Kirk, consistently triumphed over seemingly impossible challenges. From encountering the powerful and mysterious space probe V’Ger in Star Trek: The Motion Picture to the audacious plan of traveling back in time to rescue humpback whales in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Captain Kirk always managed to find a solution and save the day.

10 Unpopular Opinions About American Sitcoms

TV has given us some truly unforgettable cliffhangers – think about Ross saying the wrong name at his wedding on Friends. But even popular shows sometimes make odd or disappointing story choices, whether on purpose or by accident. The hookup between Penny and Raj on The Big Bang Theory is still a controversial example, and some storylines are just universally disliked by fans, like the entire “gas leak” season of Community.

Bitcoin to $320K? Don’t Bet Your Wagon-Yet!

Now, this here analyst is hangin’ his hat on a long-term upward channel-a pattern so trusty, it’s like a hound dog that never strays. He reckons Bitcoin’s been ridin’ this channel like a cowboy on a bucking bronco, with each dip bringin’ it back to the lower boundary, and each rally sendin’ it skyward like a firecracker on the Fourth of July. If his math holds up (and that’s a mighty big “if”), we’re lookin’ at a price tag that’d make a Rockefeller blush.

Mortal Kombat 2 Breaks All-Time Franchise Rotten Tomatoes Record With Audience Score Debut

After initial screenings leading up to its May 8th release, Mortal Kombat 2 has achieved the highest audience score of any movie in the Mortal Kombat series on Rotten Tomatoes. Based on over 500 verified reviews, the film currently boasts a 90% audience score – the best for any Mortal Kombat adaptation so far. This score may change as more people share their opinions over the weekend.

8 Shows to Watch If You Loved Sons of Anarchy

The ending of Sons of Anarchy felt right, but it left viewers missing the show. Luckily, there are plenty of other series with similar themes for fans to enjoy. While shows specifically about outlaw motorcycle clubs are uncommon, the idea of flawed characters doing bad things for good reasons is a popular trope on television.