Viewers who just finished the newest season of The Witcher might be surprised to see Netflix recommend a separate movie, The Rats: A Witcher Tale. It was released alongside the fourth season of The Witcher, but didn’t get much promotion – there wasn’t even a trailer or announced release date.
These characters didn’t just make their sitcoms better—they fundamentally changed them. They influenced everything from the show’s mood and speed to its jokes and emotional impact. Many classic sitcoms are now strongly associated with characters who weren’t part of the original cast, and it’s hard to picture those shows without them.
Tia and Tamera Mowry became well-known for starring in their sitcom, which aired on ABC and WB from 1994 to 1999. They continued to collaborate on several projects, including the Disney Channel movies Twitches and Twitches Too, their reality show Tia & Tamera on the Style Network, and a recent HomeGoods campaign – their first project together in over a decade. With both sisters having new Christmas-themed projects coming up, Tamera suggested to Us Weekly that they should consider doing a project together again.
The brother and sister team behind the show have a successful history with popular sitcoms like The King of Queens, 2 Broke Girls, The New Adventures of Old Christine, and Trial & Error. Their new show, Stumble, is a comedy centered around the world of junior college cheerleading and the quirky team determined to win a championship. Stumble is one of only two new sitcoms premiering on network television this fall, along with CBS’ DMV.
The story gained traction on a PC gaming forum, and many commenters believe the release timing of ARC Raiders isn’t a problem because it’s a different type of game than popular shooters like Battlefield 6 and Call of Duty. One top comment explained: “ARC Raiders is a third-person co-op game where you collect items, while Battlefield 6 and Call of Duty are primarily focused on multiplayer first-person shooting. The only real similarity is that they all involve guns.” The commenter also pointed out that Titanfall 2 was a more direct competitor to those other games. However, many believe this perspective is too limited, as all video games ultimately compete for players’ time and attention.
Both films offer dark humor and a cynical look at people, and Bugonia‘s ending is just as pessimistic as the conclusion of Save the Green Planet!. However, Bugonia also includes some new and interesting elements that weren’t present in the original film’s satirical take on science fiction.
Blake proposed to Emma, and the show dragged out the suspense, making it seem like she was seriously considering accepting for an entire episode – and they got me hooked! Emma even went ring shopping with Chelsea, but Blake didn’t propose with a ring because, true to form, he hadn’t planned that far ahead. It’s concerning that Emma is framing marriage as a “fairytale ending,” a clear sign she’s not thinking clearly. While Blake managed to dodge Chrishell’s initial anger, she’s found a powerful ally in Chelsea, who steps in to help. Chelsea has wisely stayed neutral, allowing her to subtly plant doubts in Emma’s mind. It probably helps that Chelsea seems unconcerned with Emma’s choices, especially considering her own incredible engagement ring – reportedly worth a million dollars! The jeweler, Jason of Beverly Hills, even suggested she could trade it for a $750,000 bracelet and a $180,000 diamond ring. Honestly, seeing all this makes it easy to poke fun at everyone involved.
I’m so excited! It’s official – we’re getting another season of American Horror Story, season 13, and it’s coming for Halloween 2026! Evan Peters actually teased something was happening at the Emmys with his Horror Story partner-in-crime, Sarah Paulson. Right now, details are scarce, just the cast list and a really haunting song – Vera Lynn’s version of “I’ll Be Seeing You,” which is all about seeing ghosts of past loves. The little clip Ryan Murphy’s team shared ended with Madison Montgomery, and honestly, her saying “Surprise, bitch. I bet you thought you’d seen the last of me” just made my day. I knew she’d be back!
Recently, SVU and Law & Order have only had one large, two-part crossover event. However, the seventh episode of Season 27, titled “False Idols,” will feature a smaller crossover with District Attorney Nick Baxter (Tony Goldwyn) and Assistant District Attorney Nolan Price (Hugh Dancy) from Law & Order. Fans of both shows will likely enjoy this, but SVU viewers will be especially excited to see Fin return.
Lots of people enjoy a good scare, particularly around Halloween. That’s why haunted houses are so popular this time of year. They create a special, spooky atmosphere with things like creepy sounds and voices – which is what this question from Cookie Jam is all about.