Minority Mindset

This Death Star model showcases numerous rooms distributed across the station, mirroring notable scenes from various Star Wars stories. It features Luke and Vader’s climactic duel from “Episode VI” and the waste compartment from “Episode IV”. Interestingly, a hidden tribute to a more contemporary Star Wars production has caught fans’ attention, alluding to one of the franchise’s most critically acclaimed productions.

Based on a recent update from Nexus Point News, the Prime Video series is slated to start filming in March 2026, specifically in Vancouver. The selection process for the cast is ongoing at present, so further details about the actors involved in the production are yet to be revealed.

In a manner reminiscent of Russian dolls, Owen Painter was progressively peeled back layer by layer in each episode of Wednesday season two. He was initially unveiled in an old ghost story called “The Tale of the Skull Tree,” which unfolded using Tim Burton’s distinctive stop-motion animation, and was shared by Pugsley Addams (Isaac Ordonez) and his dorm mates from their RA. This dark tale spoke of a gifted Nevermore student who was pushed to madness and death by his own ambition, serving as a cautionary tale. However, when Pugsley chose to investigate the Skull Tree to see if it were true, he inadvertently reawakened the dead boy. This marked our first glimpse of Painter: a mindless, almost skeletal zombie clambering out of his grave. Affectionately nicknamed Slurp by Pugsley, over the following eight episodes, Slurp devoured numerous “gnarly” brains, including that of Christopher Lloyd’s professor Orloff, in an attempt to restore himself to his original form.