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The Rescue Riders have been working extra time to add to the Peacock's kids programming plate with the fourth and last installment of Dragons Rescue Riders: Heroes of the Sky. As a franchise of the famous How to Train Your Dragon film, the show launched its first season in November 2021. It has performed well since, with a 7.6 out of 10-star rating on IMDb. The previous season three landed on May 19th, 2020, followed by loads of fans' positive critics and reviews; no wonder it was quickly renewed for a fourth season.

Blessed be the fruit!Warning: This article contains the ultimate spoiler. If you haven't read The Testaments, don't read it. I promise you, you will regret it.Consider Janine.She's Innocent, beautiful, brave, and in many ways more powerful than any other character in the show, even Aunt Lydia, who the showrunners described as the immortal spirit of Gilead. Out of all of the characters in The Handmaid's Tale, there's no one more loved or cherished by the fandom. At the beginning of season 4, there was a ripple throughout the community. It cropped up in every blank space where fans were allowed to comment. They did not want anyone touching a hair on Janine's head. This is the kind of thing studios take notice of. There are certain mistakes that the show cannot make without alienating their base, so they do everything they can to find out what those mistakes are--and they go to unimaginable lengths of find out. That's the only way to make a successful series. We made our voices heard. Nobody touches Janine. She is to be protected. That doesn't mean that they won't kill her off, but it does mean that her death would have to mean something. It also means that we will not tolerate a world without her for long--probably no longer than a few episodes.In that way, and in many others, Janine is as immortal as Aunt Lydia. It's because she has something that nobody else has: an unlimited capacity to believe. We can call it psychosis, and she does hallucinate, but it's more than that. It's the magic of a child, the ability to play and pretend, and the faith to believe in fantasies. She can see past the flesh rotting off of unwomen's bones, past the brutalities in the Red Center, and the horrors of the Putnam house, and she can dream about a world where Gilead is no more. She believes that that world is coming, not just because June told her so, or because nothing lasts forever, but because she has to believe. She can never be fully present when women are passed around like cattle, or when talking back in a propaganda session can get your eye gouged out. That's not the world she wants to live in, so she won't live there.In a sense, there's power in that. Psychosis and dissociation are defense mechanisms that keep us from experiencing moments of torment and pain. This protects Janine. Gilead can't hurt her the way it hurts everyone else, because she can disconnect. Then there's her faith, which may or may not be an acting force in the universe of Handmaid's Tale. But it is a plot device. She's no longer in the colonies. She sees Angela. She brought her baby back from the brink of death.I would argue that faith is a force in the show. Luke buried a persimmon in his backyard (an old folk magick practice), then June escaped from Gilead. He had faith that God was watching over her, and things worked out just the way he needed them to. After Janine's moment of faith, she was set free from the colonies. Emily found her way to Toronto. God had a plan, just like Janine said. They've put too much work into illustrating the power of faith for us to discount it.I think we'll see Janine work more miracles in the coming episodes, especially this season, and I'll explain why below.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for season 5 episode 2 of 'The Handmaid's Tale' and The Testaments.Blessed be the Fruitloops!The season 5 Handmaid's Tale premiere rocked the fandom, displaying a profound portrait of two women processing the events of the season 4 finale. On the one hand, there was June, who was reeling from her night in the woods after tearing Fred Waterford apart with her bare hands. Then there was Serena, who was ripped out of her cell and given the news of his death while en route to an ICC safehouse.

Warning! This article contains spoilers for season 5 episodes 1Blessed be the Fruit! The Handmaid's Tale season 5 premiere was released on Hulu Wednesday, and half of the fandom still has goosebumps. Unlike other seasons, we have no idea where the characters will end up. Everyone is in a unique predicament, and we're not playing by Gilead's rules any longer. There's no way of knowing what will happen. It's exciting.The first episode is a gutwrenching performance focused on trauma and stigma. It examines how Serena and June process Fred's murder, and how their reactions affect the people around them. It's realistic and unsettling, and at times it's difficult to watch. But ultimately it gives us a little bit of comfort, and we get many of the answers we've been waiting for. It also sets the stage for what is sure to be an epic struggle between the two female titans.

Warning Spoilers For Season 4 of The Handmaid's Tale AheadBlessed be the Fruitloops!Season four was a groundbreaking experience that redefined The Handmaid's Tale universe. Fred is gone, and June is free from Gilead. We're playing by a completely different set of rules. The characters are facing struggles we've never seen before. Anything could happen. That's what makes it so exciting.

The Impractical Jokers have certainly made their mark in television comedy. The funny foursome managed to secure a deal with Netflix before finally moving to HBO. Its first season had over 32 million viewers- a testament to the show's popularity and bankability.But did you know that they made their TV debut over a decade ago? The TV show first aired on TruTV with pretty much the same format we know today: four friends who compete to out-embarrass each other in every way possible.Let's take a look at how these Jokers managed to make clowning around a lucrative career.

The past decade has seen a tremendous increase in the live-action remakes of classic Disney films. We have 2019’s Lion King, Beauty and the Beast (2017), Mulan (2020), Aladdin (2019), Dumbo (2019), Christopher Robin (2018), Lady and the Tramp (2019), The Jungle Book (2016) and countless versions of Cinderella and Snow White. Disney is on a roll, with more live adaption remakes in the works. While some have received the green light, others have just been announced or rumored and are yet to enter production. This post looks at the live-action Disney animated classics to expect in the coming years.

Every once in a while, a piece of art comes along that is so expertly crafted, so beautiful, and so profound it touches everyone who sees it. There's the Mona Lisa, the Statue of David, the Sistine Chapel, and then there's 'Raised by Wolves,' the science fiction masterpiece created by Aaron Guzikowski. As soon as I saw it, I was obsessed. It took up every free second, from the moment I woke up to the moment I went to bed. I was incapable of thinking about anything else. I watched the show on a loop, examining all of the intricate details, the plot points, the character's expressions, cave paintings, and strange alphabets, gleaning new pieces of information as I did. There were so many layers that it would've been impossible for me to fully understand what I was watching, but I did it anyway.To many people, this might sound strange. But I wasn't the only one who couldn't stop. There were thousands of fans trying to decode 'Ancient Mithraic,' arguing over canon and fan theories. They'd swarm social media, speculating about what would come next. We had found something special, and we shared a bond over it, creating more than just a fandom. Superhero movies and romcoms have fandoms. We were acolytes.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Season 5 episodes 1 and 2 Blessed be the fruit!It's finally here! The first two episodes of season 5 of 'The Handmaid's Tale' dropped Wednesday, and I don't know about you, but I'm desperate to see what happens next. Last we saw June, she was covered in Fred Waterford's blood and holding her infant daughter Nichole. She had just torn the commander apart in the woods with her bare hands. It left viewers wondering if she would face consequences for her actions. Would she go to jail? Would Gilead come after her? We needed to know.

Perry Mattfeld is enjoying her challenging experience portraying a blind character on CW’s drama show In the Dark.The actress confessed that it wasn't easy getting into character, but she had a lot of help from a blind consultant. But before we get into that, let's have a briefing on the series.

Like the predecessor series, HBO Max's House of the Dragon is notorious for its steamy sex scenes and incestuous love affairs. The highly-anticipated prequel spin-off series finally released its first episode on August 21 2022 and it’s already off to a great start, garnering a 90% score on Google Ratings, 85% on Rotten Tomatoes and 8.8/10 on IMDb.Created by George R.R. Martin and Ryan Condal, House of the Dragon portrays the events of two centuries before Game of Thrones.

Just days after its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, the biographical film Emily was critically acclaimed and received sky-high ratings.

WARNING: This article contains spoilers for season 5 of 'The Handmaid's Tale.' Blessed be the fruit! 'The Handmaid's Tale' season 5 is back with an emotional appeal like none other. The first two episodes dropped Wednesday, and viewers across the world are already begging for more. Unfortunately, there's one cast member missing, and her absence is sorely felt. In May we learned that Alexis Bledel would be leaving 'The Handmaid's Tale'. There was no real explanation for why she was making her departure, just a prepared statement expressing her gratitude:'After much thought, I felt I had to step away from The Handmaid’s Tale at this time. I am forever grateful to [showrunner] Bruce Miller for writing such truthful and resonant scenes for Emily, and to Hulu, MGM, the cast and crew for their support.'The news left many viewers puzzled as to what would happen to her character Emily Malek, a series regular, who was expected to play a larger part with June now living in Canada. Instead, the show was forced to come up with a way to explain Emily's absence.

Diehard fans of the musical teen drama film franchise High School Musical are all ears for any developments concerning a reunion movie since word has been spreading for a larger part of the year.Well, let’s put your minds at ease. Yes, a High School Musical Reunion is set to be on the cards, but it won’t be as direct as you’d expect.

HBO/HBO Max has a reason to celebrate this year as it earned the greatest number of Emmy Awards among the streaming platforms, with its comedy-drama series The White Lotus scooping 10 wins. HBO and HBO Max took home a total of 38 Emmys doubling its 19 2021 trophies. The White Lotus’ director Mike White won an award for best directing and writing. The win was topped up with others in different categories, which we’ll get into shortly. Get more information on HBO Max’s crowning glory, The White Lotus and its list of nominations at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards below.