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CinemaBlend Scooby-Doo movies to I Know What You Did Last Summer to the disturbingly amazing The House of Yes. In recent years, he took a break from live-action acting to focus on fatherhood, making limited TV appearances on top of voice work in projects such as the excellent Punky Brewster revival alongside returning star Soleil Moon Frye, and the actor has an awesome story behind why he agreed to take it. As seen and heard in the video above, it was more a series of interesting moments and unpredictable coincidences that led Freddie Prinze Jr. to the role of Punky Brewster's semi-slacker...

WandaVision hit the 2000s with Episode 7, and Marvel's big boss knew what he wanted to see from that wild ending.

CinemaBlend Disney+ is gearing up to deliver its second major MCU TV series to its giant fanbase, with The Falcon and the Winter Soldier hitting the streaming service on Friday, March 19. Audiences have been waiting to see this project for a long while now, with the first footage going public during last year's Super Bowl. Thankfully, new footage was revealed to critics ahead of Disney+'s panels for the Television Critics Association winter press tour, and it's safe to say the two lengthy sequences are exactly what Marvel fans are waiting for, which the reactions from critics also indicate....

CinemaBlend WandaVision may be ending in early March, Disney+ definitely still has a ton of original content on the way that will keep audiences busy and entertained throughout the summer. While we already knew that March's two marquee shows would be the MCU's The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers, but now the streaming service has announced most of the big premieres from April through July, including Star Wars: The Bad Batch, Loki, the Turner & Hooch continuation and more! Let's break down all the newly revealed release dates in sequential order, starting off with the next big TV show for Ful...

CinemaBlend Uncharted film franchise fronted by Tom Holland, it doesn't look like the overall trend is going away anytime soon. (Still waiting on that Legend of Zelda TV show, though, Nintendo.) The latest classic digital pastime that will get a live-action adaptation is the 40-year-old arcade game Frogger, and I think most TV fans would agree that this new show definitely needs get Seinfeld vet Jason Alexander involved. Thankfully, Frogger won't be some kind of a far-fetched dramatic reinterpretation of the initial navigation-based game. Instead, the in-development project coming from NB...