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DisneyXD's DuckTales ends with "The Last Adventure," a series finale that's beautiful, slick, twisty, and emotional in all the ways the reboot always has been.

Let The Right One In TV show of its own, this time with Penny Dreadful’s Andrew Hinderaker writing and Homeland’s Seith Mann directing. Advertisement The Midnight Sky and The Nun), despite the fact that he’s not a lonely little boy or a little girl who—spoiler alert—is actually a vampire. Of course, there are some adults in the original book and movies, so Bichir is probably going to play one of them (smart money is on the detective who suspects that the murderous little girl is actually a vampire), but the two main kids are the real

The latest addition to the small-screen MCU ,  The Falcon And The Winter Soldier is set to make its debut on Friday, March 19, with much of the explosive action of the big-screen iteration. The series comes from Malcolm Spellman ( Truth Be Told, Empire), who also serves as writer, and is helmed by veteran TV director Kari Skogland. Following the events of Avengers: Endgame, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) and Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) must make sense of the post-blip, post-blip-undone world—and they’ll have to do it without their old buddy Captain America (emphasis now on old). There...

WandaVision’s first episode, which is set in the 1950s à la The Dick Van Dyke Show (which was actually the early ‘60s), the production tried to copy almost everything a show like that would have done. It was shot in front of a live studio audience who were asked to sit on old chairs. Vision’s office set, as well as the living room and kitchen sets, were all on the same stage next to each other. The actors wore period clothing, down to the underwear, and even the crew all dressed up in period garb. Advertisement

For years, fans of director Zack Snyder have wondered, often to the point of questionable fervor, what could’ve happened in an alternate world where he got to finish 2017's Justice League. Four years and tens of millions of dollars later, Warner Bros. has opened a Pandora’s box to place us in that reality—and it turns out what Snyder has made is still at its core Justice League, for better and worse. Advertisement It feels almost impossible to talk about Zack Snyder’s Justice League—a four-hour-long undertaking releasing on HBO Max this week—outside the context of its road to r...