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The latest trailer for Pluribus, the new Apple TV (no Plus!) series from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, gives a brief taste of what life would be like amid what appears to be a pandemic of... happiness. And it’s pretty weird. The show premieres on November 7th.

The Apple TV thriller returns for its second season, with eight episodes that kick off on January 14th, 2026. This time the setting shifts from an airplane to a train in Berlin. Hopefully they don’t end up in an Exit 8 situation.

Last week Marvel confirmed that a third season of the Disney Plus revival is in the works, but now we know when the second will arrive: Born Again will be born again on March 4th, 2026.

Following Barbie’s success, Mattel keeps trying to find ways to license out its properties for TV and film. Up next: M. Night Shyamalan is co-developing a series based on the magic 8-ball that’s described as a “high-concept, character-driven supernatural drama.” I just hope it’s part of the Servant connected universe.

The new season will have 10 episodes, with one dropping every Thursday between October 23rd and December 25th (an excellent Christmas gift if you ask me). The new season will feature appearances from Adventure Time favorites including Princess Bubblegum, Marceline and, of course, Finn the Human.

First, Yahya Abdul-Mateen showed up at the Fantastic Four: First Steps premiere, giving in-character interviews as Simon Williams — the star of Disney Plus’ upcoming Wonder Man miniseries. And now, Marvel has dropped a Wonder Man teaser that makes it seem like the show will be about an in-universe superhero movie reboot.