The third season of the show takes Maddie Nears and her friends into a more intense and frightening mystery. As the boundary between different worlds weakens, they face shocking revelations that turn their understanding of everything upside down.
These shows are consistently funny and heartwarming, featuring smart writing, memorable scenes, and relatable characters. Whether they’re set in everyday life or fantastical settings, these six sitcoms always deliver. They stick with you long after you’ve watched them, proving that great comedy can come in many forms and still feel genuine.
Remember comedian Dane Cook? Colin Jost’s impression of Fox News host Pete Hegseth does, and it was the focus of Saturday Night Live’s cold open. Jost portrays Hegseth as overly aggressive, even giving him a dramatic entrance theme like a wrestler. The sketch jokingly suggests Cook’s old bit, “Superfinger,” is now the official justification for … Read more
Melissa McCarthy’s characters are instantly recognizable – they’re always larger than life, wildly unpredictable, and physically hilarious, often making even the most stoic audience member laugh. Her natural comfort and presence on the Saturday Night Live stage – a quality that earned her an Emmy in 2017 – feels genuine and effortless.
“Accountability” is a word that gets thrown around a lot on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, but it seems Demi Engemann is only willing to shoulder some of the blame for what we saw on the show (streaming with a Hulu subscription), particularly regarding some of the heated confrontations she got into with Jessi Ngatikaura and the other MomTok influencers at business events. Demi told ET:
Picard’s refusal to accept a false reality while being tortured by the Cardassians is famously expressed through four simple words. He uses these words not just to resist, but to assert his independence and right to be free. For fans, quoting this line isn’t about nostalgia; it’s a way to celebrate self-determination and bravery, making it one of the most impactful statements in science fiction.
Main characters Anna, Elsa, and Kristoff are slated to receive updated Audio-Animatronics.
During a pre-funeral visit, the Norris family sees a side of T.L. that hints at his former charm – though it’s likely Sam Elliott’s natural charisma that makes him so appealing. He readily compliments Angela, Ainsley, and particularly Ariana, connecting with her over their shared experience of loss. However, he can’t offer the same kindness to his son, Tommy, who remains unable to express love or grief. Tommy’s behavior towards their mother frustrates T.L., even though he understands why Tommy feels that way.
Modern TV shows often split stories into smaller parts, which has led to the frequent use of cliffhangers and flashbacks. Essentially, these techniques are used by writers to keep audiences engaged and wanting to see what happens next, whether it’s in the following episode or a future season.
During a discussion with Jonathan Bailey for Variety‘s Actors on Actors, David Corenswet talked about why he appreciates collaborative creative work. He particularly enjoys working with directors like James Gunn, who meticulously plans scenes with storyboards but also encourages actors to contribute their ideas and even respectfully disagree. Gunn was so pleased with a moment they shared on set that he proudly posted the footage on social media, calling it a highlight of the filming process. Corenswet then went on to describe his experience with that specific interaction.