The last episode of the Seattle medical drama left viewers on a cliffhanger. Jo Wilson was facing heart failure while preparing for an emergency C-section to deliver her twins, and Richard Webber received a prostate cancer diagnosis. The episode also featured plenty of romantic complications. Actress Kim Raver recently shared her reaction to reading the latest scripts with US Weekly.
Marvel recently shared a fun fact on Twitter about a funny moment in Thunderbolts. It turns out the scene wasn’t originally scripted! Something unexpected happened during filming, but the actors played along, and it worked out so well that it made the final cut of the movie. You should definitely check it out!
Still skeptical? We understand. Many fans have long predicted the death of Sebastian Stan’s character in Avengers: Doomsday, and a new casting choice has only fueled those rumors as the movie’s release approaches.
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The next installment, DC K.O.: Boss Battle #1, will feature heroes and villains battling for the title of King Omega and the power of Darkseid. Because Darkseid’s power can only be taken through force, they’ll compete in a cosmic tournament full of challenges, with members of both the Justice League and Legion of Doom facing off against each other.
While the second season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians hasn’t attracted viewers as quickly as the first, Season 1 was Disney+’s most popular original series outside of Star Wars and Marvel. This demonstrates that the show is a big success for Disney.
Many celebrities have very public love lives, even though they, like Jennifer Aniston, feel entitled to privacy. Aniston, the star of Friends, has said she still struggles with the lack of privacy that comes with fame. She’s been in highly publicized relationships before, and while her current relationship with Jim Curtis hasn’t dominated headlines, people are definitely curious about it.
In this latest edition of King Beat, we’re covering three exciting topics: an interview with Jason Fuchs, co-showrunner of IT: Welcome to Derry, where he discusses another Stephen King story he’d like to adapt; an update on Mike Flanagan’s work on The Dark Tower; and the news that Netflix has cancelled plans for The Talisman series. Let’s jump right in and explore these developments!
Victor von Doom, also known as Doom, briefly appeared in a post-credits scene of The Fantastic Four: First Steps, kneeling before Franklin Richards four years after the film’s main story. Traditionally the Fantastic Four’s biggest enemy, a source claims Doom will surprisingly team up with them in Doomsday to combat the multiversal incursions. Apparently, this leads them to the main Marvel Cinematic Universe to warn the heroes, which fits with what happened in the post-credits scene of Thunderbolts*.
