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Fans of the Daredevil series have a lot to look forward to! Following the show’s return, Jessica Jones will be joining Daredevil: Born Again Season 2. Krysten Ritter will once again play the tough private investigator after her Netflix series ended in 2019. She’ll team up with Daredevil (played by Charlie Cox) to fight against Wilson Fisk’s control of New York City. Marvel’s Brad Winderbaum has confirmed Jessica will be “part of this resistance” and highlighted her original series as some of “the best television Marvel’s ever done.”

Bob Gale has explained that the animated series Back to the Future: The Animated Series takes place in a different storyline than Back to the Future Part 3. In this version of events, Doc Brown successfully fixes the DeLorean and starts a family with his wife, Clara, and their two sons on a farm in Hill Valley. They regularly embark on adventures, and Marty McFly sometimes joins them.

Well, now she’s also hilariously opened up about hitting the red carpet while drunk.

The crime drama The Following will return to Netflix on January 3, 2026. It originally aired on Fox from 2013 to 2015, but was canceled after three seasons. The show is produced by Warner Bros. Television, and Netflix is expanding its library with more Warner Bros. titles following a recent $82.7 billion agreement.

The latest SpongeBob movie didn’t make a huge amount of money, which isn’t surprising considering how long the series has been around. While the franchise has a loyal fanbase, its age could be working against it. The crowded movie market in December 2025, and initial reactions to the film, also played a role. Plus, with the rise of streaming services, SpongeBob‘s dominance in entertainment might be fading.

Details about the plot are currently being kept secret, but some fans are hoping the writers drew inspiration from a fan-made comic book called Gremmens. If they did, this could be the most frightening chapter yet in this popular horror-comedy series.

The best fantasy series consistently deliver strong stories all the way through to the finale, or offer outstanding adaptations of the original books. These shows, even when made for younger viewers or with the constraints of television, connect with a broad audience by tackling universal and meaningful themes.

Steven Spielberg began his career in television, which explains his continued interest in current shows. It’s no surprise he watches a lot of TV, given his extensive work in the industry. However, many of his fans might be surprised to learn he’s a big fan of reality television, and even enjoys watching one of the most physically demanding and risky reality shows ever created.

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The holiday of Festivus, a family tradition on the show “Seinfeld,” is often attributed to George Costanza’s father, Frank. While Frank popularized it and made it hilarious, the idea for Festivus didn’t actually originate with the show – and that’s part of what makes it so appealing.