Warning: This article contains spoilers.
The Mandalorian’s second season brought in a slew of supporting characters from all across the galaxy ranging from Bo-Katan Kryze and Ahsoka Tano to the return of Boba Fett and Fennec Shand. But they all paled in comparison to the cameo that
The Mandalorian pulled off in “The Rescue.”
The assault on Moff Gideon’s star destroyer was more or less a vast success. A team composed of Din Djarin, Cara Dune, Bo-Katan, Koska Reeves, and Fennec boarded the ship, captured Moff Gideon, got ahold of the Darksaber, and rescued Grogu. But they got a major assist from a mysterious Jedi, who heard Grogu’s call from a couple of episodes ago and took out the battalion of droid dark troopers about to take over the ship’s bridge. His name is never revealed, but you know exactly who it is the moment he takes off his hood. And if for some reason, you weren’t clued in before, the appearance of R2-D2 will tip you off.
My Hero Academia Cosplay Explores Camie s Dark Side
When
My Hero Academia gave fans their introduction to Camie Utsushimi, the entire fandom knew it was in trouble. The coy heroine was the perfect mix of mysterious and powerful in her debut. Camie s charm was a hit from the start, and it didn t take long for fans to embrace the heroine with works. And over on Instagram, the user luxlocosplay is earning praise for their dark take on Camie in a new cosplay.
The post was shared with fans recently in honor of New York Comic Con s usual passing. The event was held virtually this year given the pandemic, but cosplayers found a way to celebrate none the less. Luxlocosplay felt there was no better way to honor the event than with this cosplay, and
Lizzie McGuire reboot planned to reunite Duff and much of the show’s original cast. But after filming two episodes of the reboot, it stopped filming in January after the departure of series creator Terri Minsky. A subsequent report from
Variety suggested that Minsky was fired for wanting to make a show with a more adult Lizzie McGuire in mind versus a more family-friendly version of the character that Disney had in mind.
At the time, Duff’s comment on a news article about Disney moving the show
Love, Victor from Disney+ to Hulu over concerns about “adult content” appeared to indicate that it was an issue on why the show halted production. It’s unclear when the decision to not go forward with the
At last, we have a release date for Netflix’s
Shadow and Bone! Or at least a release month: the adaptation of Leigh Bardugo’s books will make its epic debut in April.
Netflix shared the news with an atmospheric, tantalizing, and infuriatingly brief teaser showing the magical Morozova’s Stag.
You and I are going to change the world. Shadow and Bone is coming April 2021, only on Netflix. pic.twitter.com/5Z8cONCdJD
Shadow and Bone takes its name from Bardugo’s first trilogy, but the series also pulls from her Six of Crows duology. In a brief Q&A, Bardugo and showrunner Eric Heisserer discussed vaguely, and without the slightest hint of a spoiler how they’ve brought together characters from two different timelines.
We spotlight five of the many complex female characters that populate the sci-fi series.
Set 200 years in our future,
The Expanse is as much a sci-fi series as it is a political drama. Everyone wants to colonize the solar system and it’s a race to the start line. Earth is run by the United Nations, Mars is an independent nation terraforming its way to a greener future, and factions along the asteroid belt known as Belters are looking to gain more power on the interstellar stage.
The show has drawn wide praise for its stunning visuals (most sets were built-out on the largest available stages of Pinewood Toronto Studios instead of heavily relying on green screens, and in Season 4, an active quarry helped create a desolate frontier-planet look). It’s also famously scientifically accurate, a choice informed no doubt by showrunner