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There's two fantasy titans in town, and they are squaring off. 'House of the Dragon' dropped its first episode on August 21, and Amazon's 'The Rings of Power' followed closely behind it with its first two episodes premiering on September 2. Now that both series are taking over the conversation, everyone is asking which is better.

In case you missed it, the third season of The Mighty Ones launched on September 1st via Hulu and is full of everything your kids would love to watch. Hulu has been delivering the best content for its mini souls; The Mighty Ones is just an addition to the list of incredible kids' shows like Doc McStuffins, Madagascar: A Little Wild, Little Baby Bum, Rugrats, TrollsTopia, Gravity Falls, and many more.

Nashville is a 2012 show that told the life story of several country music legends: Hayden Panettiere, Clare Bowen, Jonathan Jackson, Charles Esten, Lennon Stella, Sam Palladio, Chris Carmack, Maisy Stella, David Alford, Connie Britton, and Ed Amatrudo on the pivotal roles. Other stars from the series included Eric Close, Will Chase, Kourtney Hansen, Aubrey Peeples, Judith Hoag, and Oliver Hudson.

Euphoria is a 2019 teen-drama series that has run for two seasons on HBO Max. The show was chiefly written and produced by Sam Levinson and Zendaya, alongside Future the Price, Hadas Lichtenstein, Ravi Nandan, Daphna Levin, Kevin Turen, Ron Leshem, Jim Kleverweis, Timira Yardeni, Yoram Mokady, Gary Lennon, and Mirit Toovi as co-chief producers. In a nutshell, the series follows dramas that occur in ordinary teen life, like drugs, young love, sex, crazy parties, murders, and much more.

It gets better with food- to be specific, pizza. Hulu has taken a step to unite its existing and potential fans with a ten-episode reality show, Best in Dough. The series is a cooking competition that dives into nothing else but pizza preparation. Pizza is an Italy-originated dish, typically flat-round in shape with leavened white bread topped with various ingredients and baked at a high temperature.

The newest addition to the Predator franchise Prey (2022) has been hailed for its unique take on the film series, as well as its portrayal and representation of Native Americans and their culture. It stands on its own as a solid adaptation of a classic, but it has a huge flaw that most of us are completely ignoring. Regardless of the setting, this film is just like the rest, and we need to start expecting more if we're going to bring life to what is most likely a failing franchise.

Warning: This article contains EXTREME spoilers for the entire Handmaid's Tale franchise. For June (Elizabeth Moss), the conflict in 'The Handmaid's Tale' has always been about her daughter, Hannah. Her child was ripped from her arms in the very beginning of the show, and she's been mourning that loss ever since. She doesn't care about anything else, even her own safety. She just wants to make sure that her daughter is safe, so much so that she was even willing to stay in Gilead to get Hannah out.

Much of the third episode of 'House of the Dragon' was centered around Rhaenyra Targaryen's inevitable nuptials. Being the stubborn, powerful girl that she is, it's no surprise that she was resistant to the idea. Rhaenyra is picky. She doesn't want to be lorded over, and she wasn't about to be pawned off to a drunken Lannister. But in the books, she does end up marrying, and the story is quite interesting.

Amazon's 'Wheel of Time,' based on Robert Jordan's epic novels, just wrapped filming of its second season, and we're still trying to figure out why. The show was popular, but it ended up being a disappointment for a lot of fans. It was lacking in every department, from writing to production, and not just because it was filmed during COVID restrictions. Here's why we think 'Wheel of Time' doesn't deserve that second season.

We’ve been patient enough for the fifth instalment of The Grand Tour after season four was completed in 2017. The unfortunate delay was caused by the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, followed by the strict travel restriction by different nations.

There's a lot to be said about 'SEE', the AppleTV+ epic that took the world of streaming by storm. It's not a cheap, highly publicized money grab with sexualized characters and a bad plot. It's profound, beautiful, and dark. There was meaning in the story and some amazing acting. But nobody stole the stage quite like Dutch actress and former model, Sylvia Hoeks and her performance as Queen Sibeth Kane. Now that the show is winding down for its third and final season, we'd be remiss if we didn't memorialize her in some way. Heck, we'd give her a statue and a plaque if we could. But we can't. So we're arguing for why she deserves an Emmy.

It’s almost time to grab a bowl of popcorn and some candies before diving into long, entertaining hours with Dancing with the Stars, season 31. The series has played a significant role in the entertainment industry since June 1st, 2005, and still counting. Through the past 30 seasons, fans can testify how amazing the series has been and their craving for more seasons.Dancing with the Stars season 31 will shift to Disney+, unlike its pacesetters, which aired exclusively on ABC for 16 years. Why the show is moving to the former hasn’t been stated yet, but Disney+ appears delighted about it. Disney+ has taken it to its social channels to share a sneak peek of its upcoming ‘baby’ with Tyra Banks and Alfonso Ribeiro as the hosts.

Adding plenty of kids content to a streaming platform brings love from the millions of kids worldwide and their parents too. Apple TV+ got that section covered with its back-to-back amazing kids' shows, with Sago Mini Friends as the most recent addition to the shelf.The upcoming series is derived from the Sago Mini World app, which hosts nearly 50 incredible games for preschoolers. The app, launched in 2017, has achieved several awards, including the Webby Awards, the Kidscreen Awards, the Parents' Choice Awards, and the Academics' Choice Media Awards, with a 4.4/5-star rating on App Store Review. Interested users can invest $6.99 (monthly), and their kids will be all over it in no time.

It's always hard not to notice when a show's regular cast suddenly gains or losses weight. Body weight fluctuations affect women more than men due to pregnancy, post-pregnancy and sometimes, sadly, due to health issues. The latter reason applies to Anna Gunn, who gained a noticeable amount of weight in Breaking Bad’s last season.In fact, the weight gain began in season 4, leading die-hard fanatics to speculate the reason as to why that is. For some, myself included, the obvious explanation was that she gained baby weight. But the real reason for Gunn's change of physique was far from what spectators thought and pretty sad too.

Grey's Anatomy is one the longest-running TV shows in history-excluding animated series like The Simpsons and Family Guy. Having premiered in 2005, the medical drama series centers on the lives of medical practitioners of Grey Sloan Hospital, consisting of surgical interns, attendings and residents as they train to become doctors. They strive to balance work and professional life.Grey's Anatomy's initial cast comprised Ellen Pompeo, Sandra Oh, Katherine Heigl, Justin Chambers, T.R. Knight, Chandra Wilson, James Pickens Jr., Isaiah Washington and Patrick Dempsey. However, the cast has undergone major changes throughout the show. Word has it that season 19 could be the series finale, but the introduction of new cast members might open the door for an extension. We'll just have to wait and see. Meanwhile, here's a little info about the newbies.