31 Years Later, This Iconic Simpsons Episode Is Still a Must-Watch for Alfred Hitchcock Fans

Alfred Hitchcock was a famous director known for classic, influential films like Dial M for Murder, Vertigo, The Birds, and especially Psycho. The TV show The Simpsons brilliantly parodied his 1954 film Rear Window in an episode called “Bart of Darkness.” Considered one of Hitchcock’s and cinema’s greatest works, Rear Window was perfectly captured in the episode, creating a hilarious and enjoyable parody that’s still a favorite among Hitchcock fans.

InkSlasher responds, but EvenBadWolves hits back using his own emails as evidence. The dispute over copyright claims continues

In his first video, InkSlasher discussed the copyright claims he’s facing. He explained that while most of his Dying Light video featured cutscenes from the game itself, he needed additional footage. He acknowledges that he used a small portion of gameplay from EvenBadWolves without permission or credit, and now recognizes that was a mistake.

Expedition 33 Star Reacts To TGA Nomination, Says He Doesn’t Deserve All The Credit

Cox recently expressed his excitement about the nomination at the La Conve/Animex event in Mexico. He emphasized that the incredible performance of the character was largely due to Maxence Cazorla, a talented French actor who did almost all of the motion capture work. Cox believes any recognition he receives should be shared with Cazorla, as his voice was only one component of the overall performance.

Tracker Season 3 Finally Brings Back Season 2 Team Member

CBS’s Tracker is currently the network’s most popular show of the 2025-2026 season, and they’re working hard to maintain its success. Before the mid-season finale on December 14th, the series will feature the return of Keaton, played by Brent Sexton, a key ally of the main character, Colter. This reunion will be highlighted in a new promo for Season 3, Episode 9, titled “Good Trouble.”