Popular characters who were once missing from the story, such as Future Trunks, Android 17, Cabba, and even Yajirobe, have made exciting comebacks. Goku’s father, Bardock, even got a significant backstory in the recent Granolah the Survivor Saga of Dragon Ball Super. While Dragon Ball isn’t afraid to revisit old favorites, there are still some allies who seem permanently lost to the past.
In season 5, episode 3 of For All Mankind, Ed Baldwin’s health finally gave way after he risked everything to help Lee Jung-Gil (C.S. Lee) escape. Despite his doctor’s warnings, the aging Ed insisted on flying the mission, and the pressure of organizing Lee’s breakout took a serious toll on his already weakened condition. True to his character, Ed refused to spend his final moments in a hospital, instead escaping to enjoy one last drink with his family at Ilya’s (Dimiter Marinov) bar.
The team is dealing with the sudden loss of NCIS Director Leon Vance after 18 years of service. His death has created a leadership gap, and while Alden Parker’s team is functioning well, it’s important that the next director allows the Major Case Response Team (MCRT) to operate with independence, rather than being overly controlled. McGee is currently seen as the best candidate to fill Vance’s position, and CBS is beginning to plan for his transition out of his current role.
Martin Scorsese’s 1991 film remains the best psychological thriller ever made. Before diving into lengthy streaming series, it’s worth revisiting this two-hour, terrifying movie starring Robert De Niro. Its reputation is well-deserved, with a 73% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 7.3/10 score on IMDb.
Look, everyone’s been talking about Mike Flanagan moving on to new projects, and honestly, it felt like a huge loss for horror TV. But don’t worry, fans – the genre isn’t dead! A new series is stepping up to the plate, and it’s hoping to deliver the same kind of spooky, atmospheric thrills that Flanagan perfected. It’s a big ask, filling those shoes, but this one’s definitely trying.
The DCU’s upcoming series, Lanterns, is scheduled to debut in August 2026. While the release date isn’t far off, details about the show have been mostly kept secret. A first look at the series was recently shared with the public, and the response from fans has been varied.
In January, news surfaced that Christina Hodson would be writing the script for the next Batman movie in the DC Universe, titled The Brave and the Bold.
This isn’t the first time something like this has happened. When Peter Jackson adapted The Hobbit, he had to significantly expand the original story to create a film trilogy similar in length to The Lord of the Rings. Some of these additions were met with criticism, especially the romantic relationship between Kíli and Tauriel, as it wasn’t part of Tolkien’s established world. Interestingly, many fans don’t know the storyline was initially different, and Jackson had a valid reason for the changes he ultimately made.
A recent update to the official Dragon Ball website’s Toriyama Archives revealed an early design sketch for General Blue from the Red Ribbon Army, as he appeared in the movie Dragon Ball: The Path to Power. However, the sketch actually depicts Colonel Blue, not General Blue, as shown below.
Netflix’s new thriller, Legends, launching on May 7th, has drawn comparisons to the popular series Slow Horses. The six-part show centers around a team of British secret agents who lead double lives, balancing risky missions with the challenge of keeping their true identities hidden. It appears the similarities between the two shows are intentional, and Legends may offer a similar darkly humorous and suspenseful experience.