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Okay, so the latest season is really delivering some interesting character arcs. We’re seeing Steve step into a mentor role, working with kids in Los Angeles – a surprisingly heartwarming turn. Nancy’s storyline feels ripped from the pages of American Crime Story, it’s that intense. But the really bold move? Telling the whole season through Ted’s eyes. It completely changes how you see everything. And fans will be thrilled – they’ve expanded Will’s coming out scene, giving it the weight it deserves. Finally, Mike’s fully embraced the Sex and the City vibe as he navigates New York, and honestly, Dustin is definitely giving off Miranda vibes. I think the writers know exactly what they’re doing.

Finn Wolfhard appeared a bit anxious at first. He seemed to relax when his fellow actors, Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin, came on stage with him. He did a good job with all his characters – he briefly played Mike Wheeler from Stranger Things, a humorous Harry Potter, an irritated space emperor, and an overly confident video game streamer. However, he didn’t quite seem to fully settle into the role of host, as if something was preventing him from fully taking charge.

According to Rotten Tomatoes, the show Coldwater received a 73% rating from critics and a 64% audience score. Though both are considered positive ratings, they are lower than those for The Walking Dead and The Ones Who Live.

You’ll be able to stream The Madison on Paramount+ starting Saturday, March 14th. It’s not yet known what time the episodes will become available – it could be early in the day or later at night. The first teaser is out now, and it includes a surprising cast member reveal, so get ready to think New York!

As a huge Captain America fan, I was really disappointed by the recent decision. It completely undoes the beautiful, earned ending Steve Rogers got in Avengers: Endgame. Seeing him finally choose a life with Peggy Carter, and share that dance he’d always dreamed of, felt so right! Plus, it perfectly passed the torch to Sam Wilson as the new Captain America. Now, with Captain America: Brave New World, it feels like they’re retconning all of that, and a lot of us fans feel like it diminishes what made that ending so special.

Let’s talk about Ainsley’s story. I was really frustrated with it last week, and I still agree with my previous comments – the way Paigyn’s character was portrayed felt like a harmful stereotype, almost like a caricature based on conservative media. However, this new episode presents them differently, and thankfully, it begins to fix the issues with Ainsley’s stalled development. Moving back to the dorms is a good step towards allowing her to mature.

I’ve been following Travis Kelce’s career for years, and it’s hard to believe he’s at a point where he’s considering retirement. After 13 amazing seasons with the Chiefs, and playing at such a high level well into his 30s, it’s understandable he’s weighing his options. Everyone’s been talking about it, and he’s been really careful not to address any questions about his future. It’s tough, and I’ve heard Taylor Swift has been incredibly supportive, even putting wedding talk on hold while he figures things out. It just shows how much she respects his process and what he’s going through.

Ke Huy Quan has had an incredible career, appearing in everything from blockbuster Marvel movies and an Academy Award-winning film to a huge animated hit and beloved ’80s classics. He’s been part of projects that have earned billions and become true cult favorites.

Viewers were surprised by the long epilogue in the final episode, which showed what happened to all the characters, and many felt it wasn’t a true ending. This led to rumors of a hidden, extra episode. While that didn’t happen, Saturday Night Live did create additional content inspired by Stranger Things, though it isn’t considered official storyline.

Peter Jackson recently spoke with Empire Magazine to mark the 25th anniversary of the original Lord of the Rings movie, which came out in 2001. While the films were incredibly impactful – even winning him an Oscar for Best Director – Jackson isn’t confident he could recreate the experience today. And, surprisingly, he admits he doesn’t even feel a strong desire to revisit that period of his life.