The show is designed so that details from previous episodes often become important later on, sometimes even directly impacting events in the same season. The recent preview for The Pitt season 2, episode 12 suggests an early detail will now be crucial, as a nurse finds herself in danger.
This reveal isn’t a surprise; the show has been building towards it for several seasons. While the mystical elements play a part, it really started back in season two when Master Raymond told Claire about a pale-blue light surrounding her – we actually saw it! He was a mysterious character, to say the least. Then, in season four, Cherokee healer Adawehi shared a dream with Claire, predicting she would gain wisdom beyond time as she aged. We see that prophecy unfolding in the latest episode. It’s exciting, but also concerning, because Adawehi also warned Claire about death being unavoidable and not her fault. Given the talk of the upcoming battle at King Mountain, this makes me worried about Jamie and Claire’s fate. It feels like something bad is looming, but the increasing tension is definitely keeping me hooked as the season comes to a close.
The first new show was Original Sin, which premiered on Showtime and Paramount+ in 2024. Following that, a prequel series focusing on John Lithgow’s character, the Trinity Killer, was in the works. Though ultimately cancelled, this series had progressed quite far – John Lithgow had already committed to the project, and scripts for all episodes had been completed.
For dedicated manga fans, this new One Piece arc is a rewarding culmination of years of buildup. However, anime-only viewers might feel like the story is suddenly dropping all of its biggest mysteries at once. The anime is finally reaching a part of the story that many fans have long considered its most exciting and anticipated destination.
Season 4 of Invincible really focuses on Mark’s internal battles. Steven Yeun discusses how Mark is grappling with anger, the weight of his responsibilities, and his desire for independence, all at the same time. Gillian Jacobs talks about how Eve’s character is changing and how the show consistently pushes both her and Mark in surprising … Read more
For a while, Ryan Gosling became more famous as the internet’s ideal boyfriend than as an actor. His quiet intensity, thoughtful demeanor, subtle humor, and occasional bursts of anger – qualities that allowed him to excel in everything from thrillers to comedies to sci-fi – were reduced to a simple, albeit charming, online meme. While it’s true he’s handsome and charismatic, and there’s nothing wrong with acknowledging that, he’s also proven himself a remarkably versatile actor over the past 25 years. He convincingly stepped into Harrison Ford’s shoes in Blade Runner 2049, was the only one who truly appreciated jazz in La La Land, and perfectly balanced Russell Crowe’s energy in The Nice Guys. He’s currently known as Ken, but that’s only one layer of a much more complex and talented performer.
Although you can still find A24 movies on other streaming services, a new agreement with Warner Bros. means HBO Max will be the first place to stream many of their biggest hits, including a wide range of their films. Streaming options are always changing, so Marty Supreme might appear on other platforms later, but it will debut on HBO Max on April 24th, followed by a premiere on HBO on April 25th.
The French action drama first appeared on Netflix in March 2024 with an eight-episode season. A second season, called Resistance, with six episodes, followed on March 18th, two years later.
According to FlixPatrol, Breaking Bad is now a top 10 TV show on the Apple TV store, climbing to number 9 and surpassing Top Chef. The show is still available for streaming on Netflix.
While Amazon hasn’t officially announced the next James Bond, Riz Ahmed is playing the iconic 007 agent in the new series Bait. The show premieres on March 25th, and early reviews are incredibly positive – it currently has a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.