Charles Pulliam-Moore

If the ‘90s aren’t really back, then why does Netflix’s upcoming Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers special featuring members from the original cast look so radical?

Sweet Tooth’s young hybrid protagonist Gus might have grown up learning to hide from humans in order to avoid being captured and experimented on by them, but the kid seems downright ready for war in a new teaser trailer for the Netflix series’ upcoming second season.

It’s unclear why, exactly, so many members of Ted Lasso’s cast flew to Washington, D.C. this week to “promote the message of mental well being,” as Deadline put it. But it’s obvious Jason Sudeikis and James Lance came to do this in-character bit as Lasso and Trent Crimm.

Amazon’s Swarm is about a popstar-obsessed serial killer, but co-creator Janine Nabers also sees the series both as part of the great American antihero canon, and as a way of pushing viewers to ask themselves “Why do white guys get to do all of this? Why do white guys get to have all the fun, in terms of the Tony Sopranos and the Breaking Bad people?”

DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has to be a busy man between overseeing all of Warner Bros. Discovery’s big screen superhero projects, and writing some of them like the studio’s upcoming Henry Cavill-free Superman movie.