This move comes with the explicit goal of bringing the various river lords over to Rhaenyra’s cause (and using their armies against the Greens’) and the more implicit one of putting some distance between himself and his wife after she pretty much kicked him out of Dragonstone in episode 2. The reason being that little incident known as Blood and Cheese.

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While we only know the dragons that have flown over Westeros from the Conquest onward, that’s still more than enough to create a wide group of characters—because they are characters, there’s no arguing that—with their separate personalities and storylines. So here are the twelve best ever mentioned in Fire & Blood, The World of Ice and Fire, and anywhere in between—based on both their role in the story and my personal preference.

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Given that filming hasn’t begun, not many details of A Motel are known. However, its interesting premise and impressive cast hint at its potential. In March, Deadline announced that the TV series would be Pellegrino’s next big project. In addition to 13 Reasons Why, the actor is known for his roles in Underdeveloped and Supernatural. The show isn’t attached to a network or streamer yet but is set to be directed and executive-produced by Brian A. Metcalf, who has collaborated with Pellegrino in the past on Underdeveloped. Boneyard director Asif Akbar will also serve as a producer and direct some of the episodes.

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Warning! Spoilers ahead for The Boys season 4 finale.

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Doc McStuffins focuses on a young girl who goes by the name Dottie “Doc” McStuffins (Laya DeLeon Hayes) and she takes care of the toys in her neighborhood. When one is broken, you take it to the doc to fix! While many are discovering the magic of Doc’s practice, the show started way back in 2012. With the release of it on Disney Junior and on Disney+, families are watching the series for the first time and loving it!

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Oi! Spoilers ahead for The Boys season 4!

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Warning! Spoilers ahead for all episodes of The Boys season 4.

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The first batch of eight episodes was even marketed by Disney as “season one” as opposed to “series 14″— though the old guard may be back at the helm, this is a new era for Who, with a new crop of could-be classic episodes and characters.

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Amidst all the murder and mayhem, there was one major character that was rather conspicuous in his absence. Our friendly neighborhood speedster did not board the finale train at all! Instead, the episode opened with a newscaster announcing that Vought Studios had decided to scrap the movie Training A-Train (the one with Will Ferrell) despite the production being nearly complete, because they believed they could make more money that way. Pfft!

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The Acolyte is yet another series from Disney+ that continues to expand the Star Wars universe we were first introduced to in 1977. We meet the Jedi Order at the height of their power, during a time of peace under Republic rule. However, when a Jedi is openly murdered in broad daylight, questions arise and a hunt for who is truly responsible allows a tragedy from 16 years prior to surface.

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Cobra Kai is a spinoff of The Karate Kid, which sees Danny LaRusso’s (Ralph Macchio) and Johnny Lawrence’s (William Zabka) decades-old rivalry spill into the next generation. Across six seasons, it has become one of Netflix’s most popular series with its perfect blend of nostalgia and teen drama. Season 6 sees Danny, Johnny, and Chozen (Yuji Okumoto) band together, bringing former Cobra Kai students and Miyagi-do students together under one dojo.

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The latest one to arise out of the depths of X-formerly-Twitter and take the fandom by storm was born out of a tweet from user @KenniMiddleton, who posted a picture of a kind of lopsided basketball court hidden in the alleys of the historic centre of the Croatian city of Dubrovnik—which was used as the setting for King’s Landing throughout major parts of Game of Thrones. The caption reads, “Yoooo Kings Landing has a basketball court. House of the Dragon about to go crazy.”

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Now fans are eagerly awaiting season two. There are still questions to be answered. How will Norm get out of Vault 31? What’s up with New Vegas? Will the Ghoul continue to steal scenes? And so on. Well, we might get answers sooner than we expected! Fallout season 2 is well on its way.

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The 2024 Emmy nominations ignored The Ones Who Live across all categories. However, Gurira and Lincoln’s exclusion from Outstanding Lead Actor and Lead Actress was the biggest hit for hopeful Walking Dead fans. The two actors have been portraying Rick and Michonne for over a decade combined, yet they’ve failed to secure any Emmy wins.

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The Boys’ finale sees Hughie and the team attempting to locate a shapeshifter who the supes have hired to assassinate president-elect Robert Singer (Jim Beaver). Unbeknownst to them, the shapeshifter has taken on the form of Annie and has been with them the whole time. The shapeshifter storyline gets fairly disturbing as they trick Hughie into proposing to them. However, while locked in a protective vault with Singer, he finally realizes that the shapeshifter is not the real Annie. The major clue is that the shapeshifter, known to run hot, complains about the heat and is noticeably sweating.

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One of the biggest complaints about The Boys season 4 is its mishandling of Hughie’s (Jack Quaid) subplot. In episode 6, “Dirty Business,” his story takes a dark turn when he is sexually assaulted by Tek Knight (Derek Wilson) and Ashley Barrett (Colby Minifie) while undercover for a mission. Meanwhile, the show’s approach to the serious topic of sexual assault is to treat it as a joke, with showrunner Eric Kripke commenting that he thought it was “hilarious.” As if that weren’t enough, in episode 7, Hughie is assaulted again when a shapeshifter disguised as Annie (Erin Moriarty) tricks him into sleeping with her. Given only one episode of the season remained, viewers knew ahead of time that the finale wouldn’t adequately handle this assault either.

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Co-created by Waititi, Iain Morris, and Jermaine Clement, the show recently released its trailer, giving a sneak peek at what’s to come. The Apple TV series will premiere on July 24, 2024, with the first two of its 10 episodes dropping on the same day. Following that, two episodes will be released weekly on Wednesdays, with the first season concluding on August 21.

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Look, up until the end of episode six (if you know, you know), Sugar was a perfectly serviceable noir TV with a better-than-average cast led by Colin Farrell playing the titular John Sugar, a PI in Los Angeles with a heart of gold. The mystery was compelling; Farrell is always a highlight in anything, and if Amy Ryan (who had a supporting role) has no more fans left on this spinning rock, well, then I must be dead.

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The show gave us a lot to work with in the end. We saw as Osha decided to go with Qimir, leaving Mae with the Jedi. We know that Vernestra Rwoh is lying and appears to be doing so with Yoda in the know. All of this leads to me wondering about everything else going on in the galaxy.

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All eight episodes of the monster drama will be released in one go, as is the norm with the majority of shows on Netflix. The show has had a remarkably short turnaround time of seven months between seasons 2 and 3, with the second season premiering in December 2023. The release date and time translate to the following for some key regions:

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