NCIS Officially Replaces Tony DiNozzo 9 Years After Michael Weatherly’s Exit

Before returning in his own spinoff series, Michael Weatherly reprised his role as Tony DiNozzo in a special episode of NCIS season 21, honoring Ducky’s character. It felt strange seeing him back at headquarters after so long, especially since the team at MCRT had changed so much. The future of NCIS: Tony & Ziva season 2 is still uncertain, which could mean Weatherly continues playing DiNozzo through the spinoff. While a full return to the original NCIS seems unlikely, the show has successfully cast a great new character in season 23 to fill his role.

‘Reacher’ Is a Global Streaming Success on Prime Video’s Global Chart

Since it premiered in 2022, the show has become a major success for Prime Video. The first season, released on February 4th, immediately offered all eight episodes, giving viewers a Jack Reacher more faithful to the books than the portrayal seen in the movies starring Tom Cruise almost ten years prior. It was well-received by both critics (92% approval) and audiences (91%), and quickly attracted a large number of viewers.

Stranger Things Season 5: Second Lowest IMDb Rating for Episode 7

The fifth and final season of Stranger Things has received some of its lowest ratings on IMDb. Netflix surprised fans by announcing the season would be released in three parts. The first set of episodes came out in late November, the second on Christmas Day, and the final episodes will premiere on December 31st.

Eddie Murphy’s Classic Comedy Trading Places Dominates Streaming Charts

The classic comedy Trading Places tells the story of a wealthy snob, Louis Winthorpe III (Dan Aykroyd), and a street hustler, Billy Ray Valentine (Eddie Murphy), who unexpectedly switch lives. Over forty years after its release, the film is currently a huge hit on streaming services, ranking among the top 10 most-watched movies worldwide, according to data from FlixPatrol.

Roku Reveals ‘Hello, Carol’ Greeting to Celebrate Pluribus Finale

Created by Vince Gilligan, the mind behind Breaking Bad, Pluribus was shrouded in mystery before its release on Apple TV+. It quickly became clear the show centers around a virus that makes most of humanity share a single consciousness, with a few people remaining unaffected. Despite the initial secrecy, Pluribus‘ clever marketing has successfully captured the audience’s attention and drawn them into its science fiction setting.