How do you think Desmond Hart got his powers in Dune: Prophecy? (2024)

Did The Rings of Power season 2 stick the landing with its finale?

Honestly, I couldn't have more praise for The Rings of Powerseason 2 after the finale. This was the first episode of the series where I had zero complaints or nitpicks, and I'm just thrilled at how well everything came together. Sauron and Celebrimbor's story, which I found to be the most consistently strong all season, was perfectly brutal in the end. Adar being betrayed by the orcs was shockingly devastating, everything with Gandalf was terrific, and all of the elf characters, particularly Galadriel and Gil-galad, feel perfectly fantastical. I can't wait for more.

Jensen Ackles appeared as Dean Winchester in the Supernatural spinoff The Winchesters. There, the character gave equipment and advice to young versions of his parents, which should create a different future for the Sam and Dean of that world. With Ackles' main version of Dean having died at the end of Supernatural, there is a chance that a potential return of Supernatural for season 16 would focus on the alternate versions of Sam and Dean from The Winchesters' world, or at least have that Dean meet with Jared Padalecki's main Sam Winchester, which I think would be interesting to see.

Is it time for Grey’s Anatomy to get rid of Meredith Grey?

Grey’s Anatomy season 21 will feature Meredith Grey despite her exit during Grey’s Anatomy season 19. Since she left, she has been a constant fixture in the series, popping in and out of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, with characters occasionally traveling to Boston to visit her. Though it’s nice to see the original main character and get updates on her, her appearances can mess with the flow of the episodes, as they seem random and have to be planned around Ellen Pompeo’s schedule. I’m conflicted when it comes to Meredith leaving the show. I would like to see her in major episodes, but I don’t think she should be in as many episodes as last season.

Do you think Iron Man saw Lady Death at the end of Avengers: Endgame?

When Iron Man sacrifices himself and dies at the end ofAvengers: Endgame, it seems as though he likely met Lady Death herself, Aubrey Plaza's character who made her debut in Marvel's newAgatha All Alongseries. Coming from the original comics, Lady Death is the embodiment of death itself charged with guiding those who've crossed over to the other side. To that end, I think this means that Lady Death has been there for every major MCU death, including Iron Man's (though perhaps she doesn't always present herself so directly as she did with Alice Wu-Gulliver and Nicholas Scratch).

Despite its name, I'm starting to think thatGeorgie & Mandy’s First Marriageis less about the pair's relationship and more about Georgie's grief after George Sr.'s death. I thought his visit to the grave was a beautiful moment, and Steve Holland's comments about him doing this as a form of therapy makes a lot of sense. I hope that we'll see more scenes like this, as it's a great storytelling device and a way for audiences to get a better understanding of Georgie's mindset.

Do you think NCIS should redeem Ellie Bishop for the team?

It's been three years since Emily Wickersham's Ellie Bishop departedNCIS, becoming an undercover CIA agent and betraying the trust of the team by leaving without saying goodbye and being burned, as she leaked NSA files. Wilmer Valderama's Torres recently shared he was finally ready to try dating again, an indication that the show would be moving on from her entirely, but I still hope she gets some form of redemption. Considering her exit came from Wickersham's desire to move on from the role, it seems unlikely that she will ever return to the show, but it would be nice if through dialogue at the very least Ellie was redeemed in the eyes of the team.

Has Russell T. Davies managed to redeem the Timeless Child?

The Timeless Child was one of the most controversial retcons in Doctor Who history. Everybody expected Russell T. Davies to abandon it when he became showrunner, but instead he's doubled down on it, focusing on the emotional impact of the Doctor being adopted and not knowing their origin. Do you think this "fixes" the Timeless Child? Do you still have issues? Or do you think it never needed fixing in the first place?

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Should OA and Maggie become a couple in FBI season 7?

A recent interview teased Maggie having a romance in FBI season 7, and OA could be a potential love interest. I like the idea of Maggie getting into a relationship in FBI season 7 because she deserves support, especially with Ella. This is also why OA would be a good choice for her love interest, as they’ve been through so much together, it would make sense for Maggie to turn to him. Their chemistry also means their friendship turning romantic would feel natural.

Will you be watching Dick Wolf’s newest series, On Call?

Although Dick Wolf shows can be hit or miss, he currently monopolizes many of the procedural franchises on network TV and is making his way to streaming. In his new series On Call, which will stream on Amazon Prime, the storied TV show creator will follow emergency services along with some interesting investigators. I think that I’ll likely be checking out On Call to see a different style of procedural.

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Should Sandra Oh's Cristina Yang come back in Grey's Anatomy season 21?

With Grey’s Anatomy season 21 premiering soon, it’s now been over 10 seasons since Sandra Oh’s Cristina Yang left the series. Cristina was and still is one of the show’s most beloved characters, and viewers like me have been waiting for her to appear for years. Though Sandra Oh has said she doesn’t plan on returning, I think it would be great to see Cristina again, especially in Grey’s Anatomy season 21. With Meredith starting her own research institute, I think season 21 would be the perfect time for Cristina to return.

Which 2024 cancelled TV show do you think should come back?

Far too many really good series have been canceled in 2024, including That '90s Show, Dead Boy Detectives, Minx, and Time Bandits. All of these shows deserve to continue, and not only because they have gained faithful fanbases and garnered good reviews, but because they were actually telling meaningful stories in entertaining ways. These are some of the best shows in recent memory, so it is devastating to lose them. That said, the one that makes me the most upset is losing The Big Door Prize. This is one of the most unique series on television, and it left on a massive cliffhanger that will always leave me wondering what was to come next.

Do you think Percy will come back in The Legend of Vox Machina season 3?

The Legend of Vox Machina season 3 has just killed off one of the main characters -Percival de Rolo - in one of the most brutal scenes. As he extends mercy to Ripley, she decides to shoot him, killing him. His last word is Vex, as he imagines his time with her. This occurs in season 3, episode 7, and in episode 8, Vox Machina holds a funeral for him, making it appear that he is not coming back. Seeing as he is one of the main characters, and so well-loved, I cannot imagine a world where they do not find a way to bring him back into the series. The real question is how long are we (and Vex) going to have to live without him?

Should HBO have gone forward with the Jon Snow spinoff series?

While the idea of a Jon Snow spinoff was initially frustrating to me, I see an advantage to HBO pursuing some series set chronologically after Game of Thrones. Especially now that HOTD continues to tie its story to GOT through the Aegon's Dream prophecy, and now that Aegon's Conquest is a series in development, it seems like HBO wants to have some underlying narrative to the franchise. Unfortunately, we already know the ending of that narrative, and the divisive GOT season 8 detracts value from any mentions of Aegon's Dream and "The Song of Ice & Fire." Suppose a Jon Snow series could explore the White Walkers a bit further and expand on GOT for the purpose of giving the franchise a more complete picture. It might be worth it.

Should Evil be picked up for a new season after Paramount+ cancellation?

Despite three acclaimed seasons before it, Paramount+ is ending Evil with season 4, leaving many longtime fans of the show disappointed in the decision, and I am certainly one of them. While the buildup to the apocalypse with the birth of the Antichrist does feel well-suited to close the show out soon, season 4 feels a little too early, with a fifth season seeming better suited to not rush this kind of conclusion, and while it's unclear how the show will end, I would nonetheless love to see more investigations from Ben, David and Kristen.

Stargate crossovers from the Star Trek franchise and other TV Shows

I was reading the "12 Star Trek Actors Who Crossed Over Into Stargate" article and I remembered most of the actors on that list (a couple I had forgotten). But there's two that didn't make the list at all.Ronny Cox, who appeared as Admiral Edward Jellico in the Star Trek TNG season six double episode "Chain Of Command" went on to portray Senator Robert Kinsey in Stargate SG-1. Kinsey, as the newly appointed head of the International Oversight Committee (which would later become the IOA), quickly becomes a thorn in Hammond and SG-1's side. He tries to shut them down, and is later discovered collaborating with a rogue group to try and take control of the SGC away from the air force.The season one finale of Star Trek TNG "The Neutral Zone" features a character called L. Q. Sonny Clemmons played by Leon Rippy. Rippy also appeared as General West in the original 1995 Stargate movie. The immediate predecessor of General George Hammond, General West is head of the air force group that, wi

How do you feel about Melissa Barrera's Scream firing 1 year later?

A year after she was fired from the franchise, Melissa Barrera recently offered a candid reflection on herScreamousting, calling it "the darkest and hardest year of my life" and recalling feeling like "my life was over". I'm personally still quite frustrated by the decision, as Sam and Tara were not only intriguing characters that I was excited to see their next chapters of, but that Barrera is a fantastic actor and the comments she put forth about a political situation felt like they were misinterpreted by the powers that be.

Are you planning to give Kraven the Hunter a chance when it release in December?

It's no secret that most of Sony's Spider-Man Universe films haven't been very well received, particularlyMorbiusandMadame Web. Likewise, the SSU in general has been quite baffling for some time with confusing post-credits scenes and a frustrating lack of Spider-Man himself. However, I'm still going to giveKraven the Huntera chance when it releases in December. I've got low expectations in terms of greater universe connections, so I'm just hoping for a good and compelling story.

Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch might be dead right now, but after Agatha All Along's many teases that Wanda Maximoff will return, and with Olsen also speaking about how she wants to come back for a good story, it is hard to believe that Wanda will not return. An MCU soft reboot is rumored to happen after Avengers: Secret Wars. While some actors would be recast in that situation, at 35, I would love to see Olsen stay in the MCU for another decade. Wanda can lead a solo trilogy and be an important player in the X-Men's MCU story.