In 2025, we didn’t see as many live-action Star Wars shows as in previous years. The same was true for Marvel shows on Disney+ – they weren’t being released as often as they were in the early 2020s. 2025 was the last year before Marvel Studios made big changes to how it produced TV shows, so the platform released any remaining shows from the old system all at once.
Considered one of the best science fiction shows available, The Expanse originally aired on Syfy and later moved to Prime Video. Based on six of the nine novels by James S.A. Corey, the series is celebrated for its detailed and believable universe, insightful social themes, realistic science, complex characters, and captivating political storylines.
Bob Odenkirk is famous for playing Saul Goodman, but one of his best roles is actually in a unique and thought-provoking sci-fi series from 2019. The show, which streamed on Amazon Prime, received a lot of praise from critics, though it didn’t become a huge hit with general audiences.
The new shows will show us what happens with the characters from Yellowstone after the main series finishes. Y: Marshals, focusing on Kayce Dutton, is expected to be the first to air, but several other spinoffs are also coming soon. This could make 2026 a huge year for the Yellowstone universe, especially as Taylor Sheridan prepares to leave Paramount, which will change things for the franchise.
As a long-time fan, I’ve loved how the Elder Scrolls series has always brought us these incredible fantasy worlds. The earlier games like Arena and Daggerfall really let us explore a huge chunk of Tamriel, while Morrowind was just wonderfully weird. Oblivion felt like a classic fantasy adventure, and Skyrim really nailed a specific, tough, and wild vibe. Now, with The Elder Scrolls VI on the way, I’m not worried about the size of the world – Bethesda always delivers on that! What I’m really excited about is figuring out where they’ll take us next, and how they’ll make it feel totally new and different from everything we’ve seen before.
Despite remarkable advances in language processing, artificial intelligence consistently struggles to accurately interpret user intent, opening the door to manipulation and unexpected behavior.
Based on how long the game is estimated to take, I was still about 90 to 120 hours away from completing it, depending on how quickly I played and how much I explored. The game is called The Hundred Line because the students at Last Defense Academy have to defend their school for 100 days against waves of attackers, which leads to frequent battles. However, the title also has a hidden meaning you discover after playing for around 30 hours: the game actually has 100 different endings, and the goal is to unlock them all to fully understand the story.
I was a little disappointed to learn that Netflix is taking down 12 Strong on January 1st, 2026! It’s currently the only place you can stream it with a subscription, and so far, nobody’s announced where it will be available next. If you’re like me and love this true story about the incredible U.S. Army Special Forces team – with Chris Hemsworth as their commander – sent to Afghanistan after 9/11, you’ll want to watch it soon before it disappears from Netflix!
As The Rings of Power approaches its third season, opinions remain divided on whether the Prime Video series has lived up to Amazon’s expectations as a follow-up to Game of Thrones. However, it’s also worth noting that Prime Video already has another fantasy adaptation that many consider to be even better.
The vote, concluding on the sacred day of December 25th (a date surely chosen by some mischievous force), passed with the fervor of a Moscow crowd at a Master’s performance. The result? A colossal 100 million UNI tokens shall be consigned to the flames, and protocol fees shall awaken from their slumber after a brief timelock. Oh, the drama! 🎭