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Todd Howard and Jonathan Nolan Talk Amazon’s ‘Fallout’ TV Series Clarifying Replacing Fallout 5

March 13, 2024 by Serena Strauss 1 Comment

Fallout Todd Howard Jonathan Nolan Promo art

In the world of video game adaptations, few franchises are as eagerly anticipated as Fallout making the leap to the small screen. The beloved post-apocalyptic RPG series from Bethesda Game Studios has captivated millions with its rich storytelling and immersive open worlds. Now, Amazon MGM Studios is bringing that universe to life in an eight-episode […]

Filed Under: Celebrity, Television, Video Games Tagged With: amazon, Bethesda, Fallout, television, Video Games

Marvel Possibly Upholds Creative Integrity by Firing ‘X-Men ’97’ Showrunner Over LGBTQP+ Canon Rewrites

March 12, 2024 by Eddy Brock 8 Comments

Marvel, X-Men, Personal agendas Artistic integrity Established storylines Core themes Manipulation Universality Preserving legacy

In a stunning move that prioritizes artistic vision over personal agendas, Marvel Studios has made the decision to part ways with Beau DeMayo, the creator and showrunner of the highly anticipated Disney+ series “X-Men ’97.” This decision, made just weeks before the show’s premiere, underscores Marvel’s possible shift in commitment to preserving the integrity of […]

Filed Under: Television Tagged With: disney, marvel, x-men 97

RE:View – The Forgotten Dune Miniseries From SyFy

March 10, 2024 by The Dark Herald 4 Comments

Dune mini-series (2000)

The Dark Herald reviews the Sci-Fi Channel’s Frank Herbert’s Dune, the 2000 mini-series that has been largely forgotten compared to the movies. On September 24, 1992, Leonard Nimoy was watching a countdown timer run out. For a few days, this countdown had been running on a new channel owned by USA Networks. It was a […]

Filed Under: Television, TV Reviews Tagged With: Dune, Dune (2000), Frank Herbert's Dune, Sci-Fi Channel, TV

Nickelodeon ‘Drake And Josh’ Child Star Drake Bell Speaks Out On Alleged On-Set Molestation That Hollywood Ignored

March 7, 2024 by Serena Strauss 2 Comments

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In a shocking revelation, Drake Bell, the former Nickelodeon star known for his role in the hit sitcom “Drake & Josh,” has come forward to share his story of alleged molestation. Bell is set to appear in the upcoming ID documentary “Quiet on Set,” which explores the dark side of the entertainment industry and the […]

Filed Under: Celebrity, Television Tagged With: child stars, hollywood, movies, nickelodeon, television, true crime

Wish and Puss In Boots Actor Harvey Guillén Says We May Soon See A Queer Disney Princess

March 6, 2024 by Jack Dunn Leave a Comment

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Harvey Guillén is not satisfied with Disney’s progress in LGBTQ+ grooming practices in animated films and wants a queer Disney princess. Harvey Guillén’s sick wish is wholly misplaced considering the implications of pushing for more queer content, particularly considering Disney productions aimed at children. It’s undeniable that Disney has already incorporated LGBTQ+ elements in recent […]

Filed Under: Movies, Television Tagged With: disney, Harvey Guillén

The Best Unforgotten Sci-fi TV Of The ’90s

March 3, 2024 by The Dark Herald 2 Comments

Babylon 5

A Dark Herald review of several very memorable Sci-fi TV series from the ’90s including Farscape, Babylon 5 and Star Trek: Deep Space 9. TV tends to lag behind film trends.  The 1980s is arguably the best decade ever for science fiction and fantasy movies.  In the 1990s, the small screen followed suit. My lists like this […]

Filed Under: Television, TV Reviews Tagged With: 90s tv, Babylon 5, farscape, Jerry O'Connell, John Rhys-Davies, Michael J. Straczynski, Roy Scheider, sci-fi, SeaQuest DSV, Sliders, Star Trek: Deep Space 9, Ted Raimi, TV

X-Men ’97 Lead Character Designer and Director Confirm Disney Marvel Redesigning Characters For “Body Diversity” And To “Stay Relevant”

March 2, 2024 by Jon Del Arroz Leave a Comment

Storm in X-Men '97

X-Men ’97 has been embroiled in controversy ever since the trailer launched, and predictably, clues as to an extremist woke rewriting of the X-Men franchise are beginning to emerge from the Marvel Animation property. The lead character designer, Amelia Vidal, has confirmed character redesigns are being done with a diversity, equity, and inclusion agenda in […]

Filed Under: Television Tagged With: disney, marvel, marvel animation, x-men, x-men 97

Ian McShane Throws Major Shade at The Continental Spin-Off; Calls John Wick Spin-Off a “Cash Grab”

March 2, 2024 by Eddy Brock Leave a Comment

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The Continental, a spin-off series based on the popular John Wick film franchise, made its debut on Peacock in September 2022. The series follows a young Winston Scott, played by Colin Woodell, in 1970s New York City, depicting the origins of The Continental hotel which features prominently across the John Wick movies. Ian McShane plays […]

Filed Under: Movies, Television Tagged With: hollywood, john wick, movies, television

First Impressions – FX’s Shogun

March 2, 2024 by The Dark Herald Leave a Comment

Shogun (2024) Promotional Poster

The Dark Herald reviews the new Japanese-themed show Shogun, by FX and Hulu, a historical fiction set in the Sengoku era. In 1942 James Clavell became a prisoner of war of the Japanese Empire.  He was eventually transferred to the infamous Changi prisoner-of-war camp, where he would remain until his liberation. RELATED: The Dark Herald […]

Filed Under: Television, TV Reviews Tagged With: FX, HULU, Japan, Shogun, TV, tv shows

Celebrating 25 Years of Farscape: Top 5 Unforgettable Moments

March 2, 2024 by Cindy Hyper Leave a Comment

Farscape collage from BOOM! Studios Kickstarter

As we celebrate the 25th anniversary of Farscape, it’s time to embark on a nostalgic journey through the far reaches of the galaxy with John Crichton, Aeryn Sun, and the eclectic crew of Moya. Farscape, the brainchild of Rockne S. O’Bannon, has left an indelible mark on the sci-fi genre, thanks to its unique characters, […]

Filed Under: Pop Culture, Television Tagged With: farscape, sci-fi, TV

Woke Star Wars Fans Outraged About Composer Dean Kiner Being “Deadnamed” In The Bad Batch

February 29, 2024 by Jon Del Arroz Leave a Comment

Star Wars: The Bad Batch

Disney is under fire from a woke mob this morning on X, as the credits for the most recent episodes of Star Wars: The Bad Batch featured a composer who changed his name to be female. Activists are accusing Disney of “deadnaming,” which they consider to be one of the worst crimes possible. In recent […]

Filed Under: Television Tagged With: dean kinner, disney, star wars, the bad batch

The Dark Herald Does Not Recommend Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender

February 29, 2024 by The Dark Herald Leave a Comment

Roku in Netflix Avatar: The Last Airbender

The Dark Herald Reviews Netflix Avatar: The Last Airbender. There is a time when children’s television programming reenters your life.  Or at least it did if you were Generation X.  I have no memories at all of my parents sitting down with me in front of Saturday morning TV.  When the subject comes up, I’ve […]

Filed Under: Television, TV Reviews Tagged With: Avatar: The Last Airbender, netflix, netflix adaptation, Netflix avatar

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