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One of DC’s Greatest Villains Was Perfected on This Binge-Worthy 8-Part TV Series
Collider argues that Deathstroke, played by Manu Bennett in *Arrow*, became one of DC television’s most effective villains through his violent and personal conflict with Oliver Queen. The article presents the character as Oliver’s defining adversary and notes that the television portrayal gave Deathstroke greater impact than his brief live-action film appearance in Zack Snyder’s…
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Could Mount be final piece in Man Utd midfield jigsaw?
Manchester United’s midfield has been widely debated this summer after significant changes to the squad, but Mason Mount’s early pre-season form suggests he could offer an internal solution. The article argues that, alongside new signing Andrey Santos, Mount could provide energy, ball progression and defensive aggression without United needing to make another expensive midfield signing.…
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7 Detective Shows Where Every Episode Is a Masterpiece
Collider selects seven detective series it considers consistently exceptional, praising programmes that combine strong standalone mysteries with meaningful character development. The article highlights both intense crime dramas and lighter procedural formats, arguing that the best entries make every episode emotionally or narratively memorable. – ‘Mare of Easttown’ follows grieving detective Mare Sheehan as she investigates…
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The Final Fantasy 7 Remake series comes to Final Fantasy 14 as part of Evercold’s new raid series, and veterans of the OG JRPG are involved
Final Fantasy 14 will incorporate the Final Fantasy 7 Remake series into Evercold, its forthcoming raid series. The crossover matters because it brings one of Square Enix’s most prominent modern Final Fantasy projects into the long-running MMO, while involving developers who worked on the original 1997 Final Fantasy 7. The announcement links Final Fantasy 14’s…
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6 Best Fantasy Shows of 2026 (So Far), Ranked
Collider ranks six fantasy television series from 2026 so far, arguing that the genre is becoming more inventive, diverse and character-focused. The article highlights shows that use fantasy settings for more intimate or morally ambiguous stories rather than relying solely on large-scale battles. – At number six, ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ follows hedge…
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Matt Damon’s 142-Minute Sci-Fi Masterpiece Is Soaring on Prime Video
Ridley Scott’s 2015 sci-fi film *The Martian*, starring Matt Damon, has become one of Prime Video’s ten most-streamed films in the United States. The renewed interest appears linked to the success of *Project Hail Mary*, another adaptation of an Andy Weir novel, underlining continuing audience appetite for accessible space-based dramas. *The Martian* runs for 142…
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Paramount’s Cancelled ‘Dexter’ Spin-Off Is Officially Making a Comeback
Paramount’s Dexter: Original Sin is reportedly returning after its previously announced cancellation, reversing a decision that had ended the prequel after one season. The move matters because the series introduces a younger Dexter Morgan, played by Patrick Gibson, while retaining a connection to the original show through Michael C. Hall’s narration. The show had initially…
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10 Great Five-Season TV Shows Without a Single Flaw
Collider argues that five seasons is an ideal length for television, allowing series to develop characters and stories fully without becoming overstretched. It highlights ten programmes it considers consistently strong across all five seasons, praising their sustained pacing, emotional depth and satisfying long-term arcs. – ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’: Midge Maisel’s rise in 1950s stand-up…
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Ryan Murphy Officially Returns With New Crime Series in 11 Days
Ryan Murphy’s new FX series, The Shards, will premiere on 5 August 2026, marking his latest collaboration with the network behind American Horror Story. The Los Angeles-set drama combines wealthy teenage life with a serial-killer storyline, continuing Murphy’s interest in dark, provocative television. Adapted from Bret Easton Ellis’s novel, the series is set in 1980s…
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The Rings of Power season 3’s 5-year time jump will give the storytelling a “jolt of adrenaline,” says showrunner
The showrunners of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power say its third season will begin after a five-year jump in the story, intended to inject fresh momentum into the series. They believe the change will let the narrative move into a more consequential stage of Middle-earth’s Second Age, as Sauron’s power grows…