‘Cross’ Season 2 Ending, Explained

Alex struggled to understand Luz’s actions, and his attempts to convince her to stop and trust his promise of justice were ignored. This disagreement culminated in a dramatic season finale, leaving Alex questioning whether he wants to continue working there.

Every Adult Swim Series, Ranked

Cartoon Network didn’t start as the quirky, experimental channel it later became. Originally, it simply played classic Hanna-Barbera cartoons. In the spring of 1993, a team at Cartoon Network, headed by executive Mike Lazzo, wanted to add shows for adults to the channel’s regular schedule of Looney Tunes and Tom & Jerry. When they couldn’t get funding for new shows, they created a pilot anyway – Space Ghost Coast to Coast. The idea was unusual: take a little-known superhero from the 1960s and turn him into a silly talk show host. Surprisingly, it worked! The show debuted in April 1994 at 11 p.m. and quickly gained a devoted young adult audience. Over its six seasons, the network discovered that a third of its viewers were adults, revealing a real opportunity to create programming specifically for them.

Cross Season 2’s Ending & Season 3 Setup Explained By Creator

Ben Watkins, the creator of Cross, has revealed what the surprising season 2 finale means for the show’s future. In the finale, Alex Cross rescued Lance Durand, the CEO of Crestbrook, but also uncovered Durand’s illegal operations involving undocumented children. This led to a disagreement with the FBI about the information, prompting Alex to quit his job as a detective.

I Changed My Mind, PG-13 Punisher In Spider-Man: Brand New Day Is Great

The new Spider-Man movie brings back Tom Holland, Zendaya, and Jacob Batalon, and features appearances from Mark Ruffalo as the Hulk, Jon Bernthal as the Punisher, Sadie Sink in a currently unknown role, Michael Mando as Scorpion, and several other actors. Most of these characters fit the movie’s focus on street-level action. However, the inclusion of Jon Bernthal’s Punisher sparked debate, with some feeling his character’s serious and gritty tone didn’t quite match the film’s overall style.

Will Trent Season 4’s “Haunting” Ulster Connection “Serves As A Springboard” For Remaining Episodes

I’m really intrigued by what Ramón Rodríguez has hinted about season 4! He says the new connection to Ulster is going to be a major turning point, setting up everything that happens later in the season. In episode 11, Will Trent actually went to Puerto Rico because a man with the same name as his uncle, Antonio, was killed in a way that reminded him of the Ulster killer’s methods. It’s definitely a haunting development and I can’t wait to see where it goes!

Marvel Confirms Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 is About Trump, ICE

This show continues a recent trend of Marvel projects incorporating contemporary progressive political themes. Based on past experiences, this approach could negatively impact viewership on Disney+ and how the public views Marvel as they head towards the next Avengers movie.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s Jean Grey MCU Debut Theories Just Got A Major Boost

When the actress signed on to Spider-Man: Brand New Day, her character’s importance was highlighted, but details were kept under wraps. Since then, fans have guessed she could play several different Marvel characters, including Black Cat, Gwen Stacy, and even Jean Grey. While Jean Grey might seem like an unusual choice for this Spider-Man story, it’s still a possibility.

Spider-Man Already Knowing the Punisher in ‘Brand New Day’ Fixes the Defender’s Saga Being Kept Separate

Netflix started its own corner of the Marvel universe in April 2015 with the first season of Daredevil. At the time, it was unclear if the Daredevil series and other Netflix Marvel shows were officially part of the main Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), or existed in a separate, but similar, reality. However, with Daredevil: Born Again set to continue the storylines from those earlier shows instead of starting over, the Netflix series are now officially recognized as part of the MCU’s main timeline. These shows were often better than people realized, so it’s fantastic they remain important to the overall story. The recent trailer for ‘Brand New Day,’ featuring a major star from the Netflix shows, now feels like a clever way to connect that earlier period to the current MCU.

First Glance: “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”

Okay, so “Brand New Day” picks up four years after everything that happened in “No Way Home.” Remember how Dr. Strange had to make everyone forget Peter Parker to save the world? Well, that’s still the reality. He’s out there swinging around New York as Spider-Man, doing his thing, but as Peter Parker, he’s totally on his own, and nobody remembers him – not even the people he cares about. But things are about to get complicated because trouble from his past is starting to surface.

Pikmin in the Super Mario Galaxy Movie Confirms a Smash Bros. Film

This success allowed Nintendo to expand, launching several new projects. For example, they started production on a live-action Legend of Zelda series and continued development of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Some of the characters featured in the new Mario film have sparked discussion, leading many fans to believe it could be the start of a larger crossover event – something they’ve been hoping for years.