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Why does the villain in this Knuckles series sneak peek look familiar to me? Is it because he was in Game of Thrones and Slow West? Nope, didn’t see those. Season of the Witch? No, he had a bit part.

It seems the only role I’ve seen Rory McCann play is Michael Armstrong, aka the “yarp” guy, in Hot Fuzz. Anyway, Knuckles starts streaming Friday on Paramount Plus.

Some Westworld props are being auctioned off over at Heritage Auctions, beginning tomorrow, April 24th. Props from the canceled show include a self-driving car — complete with “manual gas throttle” and a “hidden compartment to operate vehicle.” (See the image gallery below.)

Also available are a table, some e-bikes, and assorted sous-vide bags of Dolores’ skin.

It’s very common for US-based studios to outsource big chunks of their animation projects overseas where production costs are significantly cheaper. Less common, though, are things like CNN’s report about production sketches from Amazon’s Invincible series and Max’s Iyanu: Child of Wonder show somehow winding up on a computer server located in North Korea.

This Vault-Tech number appeared in episode six of Prime Video’s Fallout adaption — and you can call it or text it for a nice little Easter egg.

The Knight Rider Historians channel used ChatGPT, Amazon Polly, and a Raspberry Pi to make the world’s most annoying version of KITT, the AI that helps David Hasslehoff from its home inside the fictional Pontiac Firebird Trans Am from the Knight Rider series.

What do we think? 3 out of 10? 4?

And so I’m warning you. If you haven’t watched X-Men '97’s fifth episode, take extra care with TikTok’s search function, as today, one of the trending topics’ names might spoil a big development for you (as it just did me).

Instead of tapping TikTok’s search icon, I’d suggest reading Charles’ interview with the show’s sound designers.

While the new season of Doctor Who premiering next month will focus on Ncuti Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor and Milie Gibson’s Ruby Sunday, the BBC has announced that Andor’s Varada Sethu is joining cast as yet another new companion who will appear in the show’s next season premiering in 2025.

Today Netflix dropped the latest (and first full-length official) trailer for the third season of Bridgerton. It is equal parts ridiculous and delightful and seemingly packed with way more intense stares-into-eyes than previous seasons. The first batch of episodes drop in a little over a month and I for one can’t wait to see what the members of the Ton are up to.

The last time Heroes was brought back from the dead led to one of the most befuddling bits of superhero storytelling to ever make it to air, but Tim Kring is reportedly shopping around a new show — Heroes: Eclipsed — that will feature “familiar villains and new enemies.”

The second episode of Prehistoric Planet Immersive will be available on April 19th, according to the Apple TV Plus page for the series.

The first episode was a pretty demonstration of the Vision Pro, rather than the David Attenborough-narrated, pretend nature documentary that Prehistoric Planet is. But the younger version of me that saw Jurassic Park and Prehysteria in theaters welcomes it, anyway.

Unfortunately it’s not real. But the fictional arcade game The Rise of Jubilee from yesterday’s episode of X-Men ‘97 hit all the right nostalgic notes. If only it wasn’t so hard to find a Motendo to play it on.

Geralt is getting a whole new face season four of Netflix’s live-action The Witcher adaptation. But in addition to Liam Hemworth, the show has also added Sharlto Copley as Leo Bonhart, James Purefoy as Skellen, and Danny Woodburn as Zoltan to the cast.