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With two decades of wild, emotionally-charged television to pull from, Grey’s Anatomy has given fans plenty of unbelievable moments.

After 20 years, Katherine Heigl recently admitted she can’t watch the ABC medical procedural with her kids, crediting her ghostly sex scene with co-star Jeffrey Dean Morgan in the Season 5 episode ‘In the Midnight Hour’ (2005) as one that makes her “so embarrassed.”

“We have not watched Grey’s. Partly because I was like, ‘How do I explain that?'” she told Entertainment Weekly of the scene. “But I’m like, “‘ou can watch it, but I don’t want to sit next to you. I will be so embarrassed.’ I don’t know how to explain this. And she will make me embarrassed. She will make fun of me. No, it’s better not to give her that ammunition. Do you know what I’m saying?”

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Katherine Heigl and Jeffrey Dean Morgan reunited for the first time in years as part of Entertainment Weekly’s 20th anniversary of Shondaland and got brutally honest about one of “Grey’s Anatomy’s” worst storylines: Ghost sex. The romance between Heigl’s Izzie and Morgan’s Denny in Season 2 bolstered the show’s popularity and powered Heigl to an Emmy win. Denny died in the season finale, but his Season 5 return as a ghost Izzie sees and has sex with confused the actors as much as it did the viewers.

“It’s funny because I don’t remember much of that season because it just… I don’t know that anybody thought that was working when we were doing it,” Morgan admitted to EW, with Heigl calling the storyline “awkward.”

“It was confusing for everyone,” Heigl said. “There’s one particular scene that I will not watch with my children ever.

Grey's Anatomy celebrates its 20th anniversary on March 27, and a ton of faces have come through Seattle Grace's doors the past two decades, but only one series regular has taken home an Emmy: Katherine Heigl.

The erstwhile Dr. Izzie Stevens won Best Drama Supporting Actress in 2007 in a shocking upset. No one expected her to prevail — "Sh-t," Heigl said after her name was announced — not even her mother. "My own mother told me I didn't have a shot in hell of winning tonight, so I really don't have anything prepared. This is my dream come true," she said onstage.

Heigl beat fellow Grey's docs Sandra Oh and Chandra Wilson, The Sopranos' Lorraine Bracco and Aida Turturro, and Brothers and Sisters' Rachel Griffiths. Pundits favored Oh or Wilson for the win, especially the former, who was on her third of five straight nominations for the ABC medical drama, and had won...

The Walking Dead is one of the seminal classics of modern television, the first smash hit from the creator who would go on to make Invincible, Robert Kirkman. The show was one of the more modern takes on the zombie genre, which thrust back into the cultural zeitgeist with its brilliant storytelling.

However, given that zombie apocalypses have been part of popular culture for so long, there have been more than a few discourses about the genre and how it functions.

Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride in The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon | Credits: AMC+

Recently there have been some things that have been pointed out, such as how the genre often has an overreliance on fuel and technology, which requires complex upkeep, when a lot of historical and obsolete elements in the world could serve as a better defense.

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The Walking Dead franchise kicked off in 2010 with the original series, which concluded in 2022 after 11 seasons. Since then, the franchise has continued through several spin-off series.

The series is based on the comic book of the same name, and it follows humanity in the aftermath of a zombie breakout, following the human behaviors and struggles to survive. Following the end of the original series, three spin-off series continued the story of the original characters, including The Walking Dead: Dead City, which followed Negan and Maggie. Ahead of Season 2, The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 1 has become a hit on Netflix following its first week, per Tudum.

The Walking Dead: Dead City was just released on Netflix in the U.S. amid the streamer's deal with AMC. The first season debuted in the eighth spot in its first week, just above Robert De Niro's Zero Day and Tyler Perry's...

The Walking Dead was a unique show that balances the drama with the survival thriller setting of a zombie apocalypse. While still at the height of the zombie-obsession in Hollywood, the show offered a more poignant exploration of how humans function in a fallen society and how they seek to rebuild a sense of meaning through various ways.

A post-apocalyptic setting would have a lot of artifacts that were remnants of the past, and music composer Bear McCreary reportedly hoped to invoke the same emptiness and a foreboding sense of doom with the theme song. His creative direction was also guided by his previous work on the series Human Target.

The Walking Dead’s theme used fewer instruments because of Human Target A still from Human Target | Credits: Fox

While AMC’s The Walking Dead is set during a zombie apocalypse, the episodes are not always action-based and have long scenes of talking and drama.

Nothing stays dead forever, it seems. At least that's the way things work in the world of The Walking Dead. The legendary AMC franchise has been showcasing what "dead" truly means for the past 15 years, as Rick Grimes and his not-so-merry band of survivors have attempted to fight for the living against a horde of undead zombies, heartless tyrants, and even some of their own.

The franchise itself even proved its unwillingness to die when the original series and its original spinoff both concluded, only for a new trinity of spinoffs to take the Twd Universe into its next era, showcasing what life is like for some of the longest-standing characters after the credits rolled on Twd's series finale. One of those spinoffs brought back the once-thought-to-be-dead Rick Grimes to wrap up his and Michonne's arc, showing us all that sometimes the best kinds of stories can't die.

And now,...

The following contains spoilers for Invincible Season 3, Episode 8, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up," now streaming on Prime Video.

Invincible Season 3 has wrapped up, and Steven Yeun's Mark Grayson has learned that his job won't get any easier. The likes of Angstrom Levy and other evil Invincibles are out there. Plus, the Viltrumites are preparing to invade sooner rather than later.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Conquest tried to kill Mark to send a message regarding the latter. Luckily, Mark won that fight, but his situation is as precarious as ever. The Earth is in tremendous danger, which leaves open some major questions that will need to be answered in Season 4 -- not just for Mark, but for the bevy of allies and enemies around him.

Will Conquest Become an Ally? Conquest Might Seek Redemption

Conquest let Mark know that he was depressed and suffering after the Viltrumites used him...

The fifth and final season of The Boys is currently in production and the cast and crew are teasing fans consistently with behind-the-scenes images and other tidbits. After a bombshell finale of the fourth season, fans are rooting for the show to go out with a bloody bang, betting on Homelander and Butcher’s final showdown. While details are scarce, Homelander actor Antony Starr, recently shared pictures from the set teasing fans further.

The first image sees Starr in costume and glasses, making a victory sign. Another image sees him in the “civilian Homie” getup from Season 4, while the last image sees Starr with young actor Cameron Crovetti, who plays Ryan, Homelander’s son.

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The final season will pick up where Season 4 left off, America will be under Homelander and Supes’ control,...

As shooting for the fifth and final season of Prime Video's The Boys continues, Antony Starr has shared a behind-the-scenes photo from the set to Instagram along with two throwback snaps from the previous season and some unused concept art.

Starr is suited-up as Homelander in the set photo, and it doesn't look like there's been any major alterations to his costume. There was speculation that the leader of The Seven might don a new outfit for this final season after he took a step closer to the White House in the season 4 finale.

The actor also revealed some artwork for Ryan's (Cameron Crovetii) "Homeboy" costume, which never actually made the cut. Ryan appeared to fully give himself over to the "dark side" after killing Grace Mallory (Laila Robins) in the finale, so perhaps we'll see him suit-up alongside his father at some point in season 5.

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The Walking Dead is a franchise that began with comic books and has now spawned a hit TV show, multiple spin-offs, and video games. The walker-infested world has many characters, and Norman Reedus’ Daryl Dixon might just be at the top.

Norman Reedus as Daryl Dixon in The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon | AMC

But despite him being so likable, the creators haven’t fully introduced a romantic angle for him, just bits and pieces of it. But the actor has admitted to having a crush on someone from the show, so let’s dive into the details.

Norman Reedus’ crush on co-star Andrew Lincoln Norman Reedus as Daryl Dixon in The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon | AMC

During a commercial break of The Walking Dead, a comment by Norman Reedus flashed on the screen. It revealed a wholesome tidbit about the actor’s feelings for Andrew Lincoln, who plays Rick Grimes,...

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The following contains spoilers for Invincible Season 3, Episode 8, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up," now streaming on Prime Video.

Invincible Season 3 has revealed some big names as guest actors. Simu Liu played Multi-Paul, while Aaron Paul voiced Powerplex. It showed that the Prime Video series had a lot of pull, as it continued to be one of the streamer's most popular franchises.

With Jonathan Banks as Brit and Kate Mara as Becky (Powerplex's wife), it felt like the show would keep growing. Things reach a fever pitch when Mark Grayson has to fight a powerful enemy, who turns out to be a significant threat. In the process, it gives the person who voices Mark, Steven Yeun,...

The following contains spoilers for Invincible Season 3, Episode 8, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up," now streaming on Prime Video.

One of the most impressive traits of Invincible Season 3 is how it handles a packed cast. Season 1 was a bit wobbly on this front, while Season 2 made improvements. Season 3 balances it out even better.

Throughout Invincible's third season, there are many heroes, villains, friends, family members and work colleagues in the orbit of Steven Yeun's Mark Grayson. But everyone gets a fair shake through arcs that do feel complete by the time the season ends. Here is where everyone stands for Season 4.

Mark Grayson Wants to Embrace Killing Invincible Is Walking a Dark Path Image via Prime Video

Invincible Season 3 ends with Mark killing Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Conquest. Mark recovers and begins a new path. Sadly, he thinks killing criminals actually might help protect the Earth.

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There is no doubt that Invincible is a sure short hit with the fans. The animated series has raked in unreal numbers over the years. With the last two seasons claiming a perfect of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, nothing needs to be said about how good it is.

For all the love that the series has garnered, fans have had one complaint with it for a long time – the below-par animation. And it seems like the malady is here to stay, as the release date for the 4th season has been disclosed.

Invincible is still going strong Fans are still digging into Invincible || Prime Video

Invincible has ruled fans’ hearts for years now. Ever since the first season started streaming on Prime Video, there have been no hiccups for the series helmed by Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, and Cory Walker.

There has been no turning back, courtesy of the gory action sequences,...

There’s no doubt that people will look back at season 3 of Invincible with nothing but admiration. The beginning of the dark times of Mark Grayson was told in a way that stayed true to the source material while also making sure the story worked for TV. It’s all you could want from a comic book adaptation. However, none of the show's greatness could have happened without the heroes and villains involved.

All of the characters were incredible from start to finish and this article will rank the top ten. It was difficult dropping it down to just ten, but hopefully, the justification will make sense. Let's start with an honorable mention.

Honorable mention: Mohawk Mark

Voiced by: Steven Yeun

Mohawk Mark Grayson was the best of the Invincible variants. He was witty, strong, and completely unhinged. He wasn’t the strongest of the group, but, somehow, he seemed to do the most damage.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan joined The Walking Dead series as Negan, the infamous villain of Robert Kirkman’s comic book series. Dean Morgan’s first appearance was filled with violence, taking his signature baseball bat to bash the heads of two beloved characters from the main cast. It seems like Dean Morgan is not one to hold back off-screen, either.

The actor came to his co-stars Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride’s defense when fans began to call out the actors regarding the spinoff series The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. McBride reportedly exited the spinoff before filming as she did not want to move to Europe, which annoyed many fans. However, Dean Morgan called out the fans for their toxicity.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan called out The Walking Dead fans Jeffrey Dean Morgan in The Walking Dead | Credits: AMC

Fandoms have become more vocal about what they want from their favorite franchises.

Invincible has established itself as a superhero franchise that is in a league of its own. In a world where more ‘family-friendly’ franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe or Dcu dominate the discourse, Robert Kirkman-created adult animated superhero series and comic books have provided fans with an alternative that is more rooted in reality and relatable.

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While the series is in its third season, a live-action movie is said to be in the making for a long time. Recently, some fan-made trailers of the same have been creating a ruckus on the internet featuring Henry Cavill as Omni-Man and Timothée Chalamet as Invincible, which honestly, sounds like a bad idea.

Invincible live-action movie fan-made trailer creates havoc among fans Henry Cavill is a popular choice for Omni-Man | Credit: Mi / Paramount

With the rapid rise of live-action adaptations of beloved animated projects and comic book properties,...

AMC Networks has released a gripping new trailer for the second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City, and it’s clear that the battle for survival in a crumbling Manhattan is far from over.

Season 2 is officially set to premiere in a few months on Sunday, May 4th at 9:00 p.m. Et on AMC and AMC+, with more brutal showdowns, power struggles, and character clashes on the horizon.

Returning to their fan-favorite roles, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohan reprise their portrayals of Negan and Maggie, two characters whose fraught alliance continues to unravel. While the undead still pose a deadly threat, the bigger danger this season might be each other. With tension rising and trust wearing thin, the two find themselves caught in a power play that could reshape the future of the island.

The trailer opens with an eerie cover of “Manhattan” by Rodgers & Hart, setting a haunting tone.

Kneel before Grand Regent Thragg, coming soon to Invincible.

"No new episode today, so how about an everything we know about Season 4 so far post?" the Invincible Instagram page wrote the week after its season finale premiered, confirming that season 4 will return next year. The post also confirmed that voicework for season 4 is complete and, besides the main cast, a voice actor has been selected for Thragg, the Viltrumite Empire's ruler and ultimate villain of the Invincible franchise.

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While the identity of Thragg's actor remains unknown, season 3's events teased a build-up to the comic's Viltrumite War arc, pitting Invincible, Omni-Man, Allen the Alien, and the Coalition of Planets against Thragg and his remaining Viltrumite forces. This included Omni-Man's confession that less than 50 pure-blooded Viltrumites remain in the galaxy, with the remainder of their people being wiped out by...

There are several scenes in Supernatural throughout its fifteen-season run that make for a pretty whacky watch. There is one scene from Season 5 of the show that is something right out of an SNL sketch, but it just freaking works.

Part of it is because it was originally meant for Sam, but Jared Padalecki, being as strict as he is with character continuity, focused on having Dean do it, which worked out great in the end.

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The episode in question sees Dean and Sam check themselves into a mental hospital, in hopes of catching a demon that has been making the patients his victim. His leads to some hilarious scenes when Dean and Sam need to improvise to not get caught, one of which is the crowning hilarious moment of the season.

Dean’s ‘Pudding!’ scene leaves fans in splits even today Jensen Ackles...

J.J. Abrams (“The Force Awakens”) and showrunner Latoya Morgan’s (“Shameless”) new series “Duster” will debut May 15, with the first official trailer teasing an increasingly dangerous crime syndicate.

Starring Josh Holloway (“Lost”), Rachel Hilson and Keith David (“The Thing”), “Duster” is set in the 1970s Southwest as a getaway driver gets entangled in a crime network that is threatened by the arrival of a young agent in town. Hilson stars as the first Black female FBI agent.

“Duster” was produced in association with Warner Bros. Television, with the eight episodes dropping weekly through the finale on July 3. The first two episodes are written by Abrams and Morgan, with Abrams and Rachel Rusch Rich executive producing for Bad Robot while Morgan executive produces for TinkerToy Productions.

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If you were to tell The Walking Dead fans a few years back that both Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) would have their own spinoff together, everyone would've laughed. If you were then to say that in the second season, Maggie would wield the barbed-wire baseball bat that killed her husband, it'd just seem out-of-the-question ridiculous. But here we are.

In case you haven't worked it out yet, we're talking about The Walking Dead: Dead City. In our review of season 1, we called it the franchise's best spinoff yet. While that accolade has been steamrolled by subsequent spinoffs The Ones Who Live and Daryl Dixon, we're still very excited for season 2.

In Dead City season 1, Maggie surprisingly recruited sworn enemy-turned-ally Negan to assist her in reclaiming her son Hershel, who was kidnapped and taken to the heart of a community in Manhattan. The two worked together until the very last moment,...

Twd fans can’t get over the final scene in The Walking Dead: Dead City season two trailer of Maggie holding Negan’s bat, although obviously it’s not the original Lucille. That, or the fact it appears she’ll be fighting a bear.

“The Walking Dead: Dead City follows the popular Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) characters traveling into a post-apocalyptic Manhattan, long ago cut off from the mainland,” reads AMC’s synopsis. “In season two, in the growing war for control of New York City, Maggie and Negan find themselves trapped on opposite sides. As their paths intertwine, they come to see that the way out for both is more complicated and harrowing than they ever imagined.”

Lauren Cohan as Maggie Rhee and Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Negan in ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ (Photo Credit: Peter Kramer/AMC)

The cast of season two includes Gaius Charles,...

Stan has dropped a trailer for the second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City, set to premiere on May 5, the same day as its US release. The series follows Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) in a post-apocalyptic Manhattan. Here’s the Lowdown: Season two finds Maggie and Negan on opposing sides […]

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Image: The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 trailer screenshot (via YouTube) Brace yourselves for another gripping chapter of survival in the heart of Manhattan’s apocalyptic chaos! AMC Networks has unveiled the spine-chilling trailer for season two of The Walking Dead: Dead City, and it’s packed with edge-of-your-seat moments and dangerous new foes. Fans of The Walking Dead universe, rejoice! Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohan return, once again stepping into the shoes of Negan and Maggie. Their fraught and complicated partnership will be tested like never before as they navigate the perilous remains of New York City, a place cut off and overrun with danger. This season raises the stakes with the battle for control of the city intensifying. The trailer hints at a deepening rift between Maggie and Negan, forcing the pair to confront old wounds while being drawn into bitter conflict on opposite sides. Yet, as their fates collide,...

Fans of The Walking Dead: Dead City were greeted with a post-apocalyptic treat today as AMC Networks released the first trailer for the upcoming second season. It'll be almost two years since the first season premiered in June 2023 when Season 2 makes its debut, so this wait is long overdue to see the return of Maggie and Negan.

Dead City Season 2 will continue the evolving work to control New York City between Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) as they have to deal with villains that include the dead and other conflicts that have made the city their haven of anarchy. The trailer is expertly played to the tune of "Manhattan" by Rodgers & Hart, which works well to set the tone for the city that has been at the center of this conflict. New villains make an appearance, but another return appears to be in the works as Lucille,...

When the Walking Dead spin-off The Walking Dead: Dead City (check out our review Here) had its premiere in June of 2023, it became the biggest cable drama debut of the year, drawing in 683,000 viewers as it aired on AMC, with viewers of the simulcasts on BBC America and IFC, plus replays, boosting the number of viewers to 1.12 million. So it’s no surprise that we’re getting The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 – and AMC has announced that it’s going to premiere on May 4th. We’re not too far off from that date, so a trailer has now made its way online and you can check it out in the embed above.

Eli Jorné, who was a writer and co-executive producer on The Walking Dead for multiple seasons, serves as showrunner on The Walking Dead: Dead City. This show sees Maggie and Negan traveling into a post-apocalyptic Manhattan...

AMC has released the full official trailer for “The Walking Dead: Dead City” Season 2, and it’s packed with just about everything you’d expect from such a trailer. Negan wielding a barbed wire baseball bat, Maggie wrestling with her Negan-fucked past, and zombies rampaging through a decaying NYC. But it’s also got an angry bear. And we didn’t see that coming.

“The Walking Dead: Dead City” Season 2 premieres May 4 on AMC and AMC+.

Watch the new official trailer down below to see what Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohan, and their fan-favorite characters Negan and Maggie, are up to these days.

“Dead City” follows Maggie and Negan traveling into a post-apocalyptic Manhattan, long ago cut off from the mainland. The crumbling city is filled with the dead and denizens who have made New York City their own world full of anarchy, danger, beauty, and terror.

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The fight for control of Manhattan is on in The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 trailer, above. AMC released the all-new trailer on March 20 that shows Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) back onscreen together, and this time they’re both using Negan’s iconic bat. The Walking Dead: Dead City follows fan-favorite characters Maggie (Cohan) and Negan (Morgan) as they travel into a post-apocalyptic Manhattan, long ago cut off from the mainland. The crumbling city is filled with the dead and denizens who have made New York City their own world full of anarchy, danger, beauty, and terror. In Season 2, in the growing war for control of Manhattan, Maggie and Negan find themselves trapped on opposite sides. As their paths intertwine, they come to see that the way out for both is more complicated and harrowing than they ever imagined. The first teaser trailer for The Walking...

Get ready for more wild action in a zombie-filled New York. The second season of ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ is coming our way, and it’s bringing some crazy twists. We’re talking zombies, baseball bats, and even bears. It all kicks off on May 4, so mark your calendars.

This show takes us back to a crumbling Manhattan, cut off from the rest of the world. Lauren Cohan stars as Maggie, a tough survivor we know from the original ‘The Walking Dead’.

She’s teamed up with Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who plays Negan, the guy with a knack for swinging his trusty barbed-wire bat, Lucille. Their uneasy partnership started in the first season, and now they’re diving deeper into the chaos.

The new trailer just dropped, and it’s packed with surprises. We see Negan back in his element, looking more like the ruthless leader he once was.

We didn’t know that seeing Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s Negan clad in his leather jacket with his beloved Lucille in hand while standing at the front of a church delivering a speech would be so moving, but here we all are. Today, AMC has unveiled the official trailer for the highly-anticipated second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City and we’re happy to say — Negan is back! But, after what we learned about the character last season, it’s likely all just an act to save himself and keep Hershel (Logan Kim) safe. The series, which also stars Lauren Cohan as Maggie, marks its return on May 4, and if you thought being patient was hard before, just wait until you see the action-packed teaser.

A new trailer for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 has been released, teasing Negan taking over a Lawless New York as he and Maggie reunite. Dead City season 1 ended with Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) agreeing to help the Dama (Lisa Emery) unite Manhattan under her rule. In the meantime, Maggie (Lauren Cohan) has decided to return to New York to save Negan, feeling guilty for trading him to get Hershel (Logan Kim) back. The pair are expected to go back together in search of the former antagonist to get him back to the mainland.

Now, The Walking Deadhas released a trailer for Dead City season 2, teasing Negan stepping into a leadership role for the Burazi. The trailer begins with Maggie returning to Manhattan, crossing Perlie Armstrong (Gaius Charles) and seemingly asking him why he wants to bring back the city. Meanwhile, Negan is fitting into his role as a menacing leader,...

Maggie and Negan are set to reunite and face new villains in “The Walking Dead: Dead City” Season 2, which premieres May 4 at 9 p.m. Et on AMC and AMC+.

The trailer opens with shots of a post-apocalyptic Manhattan skyline, before cutting between shots of Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) trapped on opposite sides in a growing war for control of New York City.

“Why do you want to bring back Manhattan,” Maggie says, to which Perlie Armstrong replies: “We’ve lost too much.”

It then cuts to Negan walking through a church, where he tells the attendees, including the Dama: “I hear this island’s got no laws. The question is are you going to keep it that way?”

“You see power, equals power,” he continues, as the trailer shows Radio City Music Hall light up. “So if you ain’t with us, I guess you’re...

In six seasons of TNT’s Animal Kingdom, Jake Weary got beat up and bloodied a lot. But he gets a whole new kind of unpleasant shock in the Season 2 trailer for The Walking Dead: Dead City that AMC dropped on Thursday. (Press Play above to watch.)

Fans of the fourth Walking Dead spinoff are also going to be jolted by the extended clip, in which Lauren Cohan’s beleaguered Maggie is seen brandishing Lucille, the barbed wire-covered baseball bat that Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s Negan used to “strike out” her husband, Glenn. What kind of Freaky Friday s—t is this?...

Making a name for himself by bashing people's faces with a bat wrapped in barbed wire on the screen, Jeffrey Dean Morgan steps back onto this bloody path. But in this horror comedy, he spends more time behind the camera. Between working on The Walking Dead franchise as the antagonist-turned-anti-hero Negan, Morgan brought his violent flair to a Dark Sky Films production, Bloody Axe Wound. Though he makes a brief cameo at the film's start, he is more credited as a producer, working with director and writer Matthew John Lawrence to bring this slasher to life. Blending homages to the genre together with a twisted coming-of-age arc, Bloody Axe Wound plays out on its own unique beat that reaches for schlocky brilliance but doesn't quite muster it.

The creator of Invincible just confirmed that a crucial character is coming in Season 4. The Invincible Season 3 finale hit Prime Video last week to widespread acclaim, and it has landed as one of the highest-rated episodes of TV ever. The last installment introduced Jeffrey Dean Morgan as the powerful Viltrumite, Conquest, who seemingly kills Eve (Gillian Jacobs) and beats Mark (Steven Yeun) within an inch of his life without breaking a sweat. However, while Conquest positioned himself as the most powerful Viltrumite in the universe, there is another who is widely considered to be much stronger. During a recent interview with Variety, Invincible creator Robert Kirkman confirmed that Grand Regent Thragg is coming in Season 4, and while he declined to say who, he revealed the character has already been cast:...

The finale of Invincible season 3 hit all the right boxes, both in terms of the in-world and meta context. With I Thought You’d Never Shut Up currently standing at a near-perfect score on the IMDb, the finale is getting all the praises, as the reunion between Steven Yeun and Jeffrey Dean Morgan couldn’t have gone any better.

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As for Morgan’s casting as Conquest, even though creator Robert Kirkman was aware of the potential risk, given the former’s reunion with The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke, Kirkman wasn’t going to let this opportunity slide.

Eric Kripke’s The Boys fast-tracked Robert Kirkman’s reunion with Jeffrey Dean Morgan Invincible | Credit: Amazon Prime Video

Having already appeared in the previous season of The Boys, Jeffrey Dean Morgan is now gearing up to reunite with his Winchester boys, Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles, for the show’s final installment.

Invincible creator Robert Kirkman is making up for lost time, teasing a bigger role for Conquest in Season 4. While the comics held back, the show is going all in, giving the brutal Viltrumite more screen time than ever.

Robert Kirkman at Nycc 2023 | Credits: Skybound Entertainment

With his raw power and ruthless nature, Conquest is set to shake things up in ways Kirkman couldn’t explore before.

Robert Kirkman promises more Conquest in Invincible season 4 A still from the episode Invincible Season 3 | Credits: Amazon MGM Studios

The Invincible Season 3 finale didn’t just bring chaos; it introduced one of the series’ most brutal villains. After Mark Grayson barely survived the Invincible War, Conquest arrived, ready to tear him apart.

Robert Kirkman says fans should expect even more of the battle-hardened Viltrumite in Season 4, explaining (via Variety):

When I write an episode, I always go through the comic and think about...

Invincible fans, embrace yourselves for double trouble as the Viltrumite Thragg and Conquest, the two of the deadliest villains from the series, will feature in Season 4. It was a long wait for the audience, who had followed this animated superhero series since the beginning. Thragg, the main antagonist who rules the Viltrumite empire, has not appeared in the Prime Video series until now, but guess what? The wait is over.

Mark Grayson in Invincible Season 3 | Credits: Prime Video

Robert Kirkman, the maestro of the Invincible series, recently announced that the time has come for the audience and the series to witness the wrath of Thragg, who has been an underlying villain since the beginning of the series. The Grand Regent of the Viltrum Empire is built to be the strongest Viltrumite and took over the planet after Thaedus killed Emperor Argall in the comics. Now, finally bringing him in Season...

Invincible is not an ordinary series. It’s a show where simply having power is not enough to achieve your goals and Robert Kirkman is credited with having created this incredible show.

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Featuring some intense battles and many action-heavy scenes, Invincible has been constantly evolving and upgrading its animation and fight scenes. However, the season 3 finale charts the top above all.

Robert Kirkman brought an epic finale to Invincible Season 3

Boasting an incredible cast and some iconic episodes along the way, Invincible quickly became a fan-favorite especially during the times when audiences were loving the anti-hero trope.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan voices Conquest in Invincible season 3 | Credits: Skybound Entertainment

Naturally, the ratings were bound to be good and Omni-Man became the go-to sigma guy. However, the main star of the show was his son Invincible (voiced by Steven Yeun) and the story quickly moved forward.

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Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Invincible Season 3.Few projects have had as much of an impact on the superhero genre as Invincible. Created by Robert Kirkman and Cory Walker, this comic series was animated a few years ago and quickly became one of Amazon Prime's most popular projects ever. From its inspirational hero Mark (Steven Yeun) to the blood-soaked conflicts that surround him, viewers have been astounded with the nuanced way it portrays what a world with superhumans could actually look like. Yet while it focuses on our teenage protagonist, one character has risen to become many watchers' favorite: the matter manipulator herself, Atom Eve (Gillian Jacobs). A young woman who can change the world at a molecular level, she has proven herself to be one of the series' most complex characters...though you wouldn't know that from reading the comics. Because, while the written version of this...

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for the Invincible Season 3 finale.Invincibledelivered on multiple levels with its Season 3 finale, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up." It brought Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) face to face with the merciless Viltrumite Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and delivered what might be the series' bloodiest battle to date. Said battle was ripped right from Invincible #61-64, including the brutal ending where Mark headbutts Conquest to death. But prior to that, there's a moment where Conquest makes a surprising confession to Mark about how lonely he is. This speech stands out because it was never in the comics, but it manages to be one of the best parts of the finale — especially with the way Morgan delivers it.

Spoilers ahead for "Invincible."

"Invincible" season 3 has come and gone with just as much critical praise and fanfare as the show's two prior seasons. According to one specific rubric, it even hit a new high for the show. At the time of this writing, the "Invincible" season 3 finale, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up," holds a near-perfect 9.9/10 audience score on IMDb. That's just a small notch above the penultimate episode of season 3, which holds a 9.8. Both episodes have eclipsed the IMDb score for the season 1 finale, "Where I Really Come From," which remains one of the most iconic episodes of television from the past decade.

Hitting a new stride (at least in the eyes of some fans) in its third season is a huge accomplishment for "Invincible," and it bodes well for the show's future. Prime Video has one of the best reputations for renewing streaming shows long-term, in part...

The Invincible season 3 finale has earned a major achievement, becoming one of the highest-rated TV episodes of all time on IMDb. Created by Robert Kirkman from his comic of the same name, the Prime Video animated superhero series follows teenager Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) as he inherits superpowers from his father, Omni-Man (J.K. Simmons), and grapples with the dark realities of being a hero. The Invincible season 3 finale delivered a brutal conclusion as Mark faces the corrupt Viltrumite warrior Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) in a battle that devastates entire cities.

Upon its release on March 13, Invincible season 3, episode 8, titled "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up", secured its position as the 12th highest-rated TV episode with an astonishing 9.9-star rating on IMDb. The episode now sits just below Gravity Falls season 2, episode 21 ("Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Falls") and above Game of Thrones season 6, episode 9 ("Battle of the Bastards"), cementing its...

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The following contains spoilers for Invincible Season 3, Episode 8, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up," now streaming on Prime Video.

Invincible Season 3 is filled with a lot of turmoil. Steven Yeun's Mark Grayson has to contend with domestic criminals such as Titan and Mr. Liu's cartel. But he also has to deal with more powerful threats, such as his evil variants. These enemies are brought over by the sinister Angstrom Levy.

Thankfully, Mark manages to survive the Invincible War and the drama involving Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Conquest. In the process, Mark is left tired but committed to protecting the Earth for when the Viltrumites arrive. He won't let his father's alien empire enslave Earth, but the Season 3 finale's post-credits scene teases another threat voiced by horror legend,...

There’s some great stuff dropping on Netflix over the next few days, with a mix of series and movies to keep us entertained. From White House mysteries to zombie hunts and high-stakes heists, here’s what’s coming, sorted by release date.

Kicking things off today, March 17, we’ve got ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City.’ If you’re into the zombie world, you’ll see Maggie and Negan teaming up in a wrecked New York City. Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan are back as these two, chasing after Maggie’s kidnapped son. It’s gritty, tense, and a perfect warm-up since Season 2 is coming to AMC soon.

Next up, on March 18, there’s ‘The Outrun.’ It’s a drama with Saoirse Ronan playing a woman fresh out of rehab, heading back to Scotland’s Orkney Islands. She’s trying to rebuild her life, and it’s based on Amy Liptrot’s book.

Supernatural star Jensen Ackles played Soldier Boy in season 3 of The Boys, and the actor who played his father in that series, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, took on the role of Joe Kessler in season 4.

The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke worked with both actors when he was calling the shots on Supernatural (he created the series and stepped down from his showrunner role after season 5). However, Morgan's casting left Jared Padalecki as the only one of the show's original leads who hadn't appeared in The Boys.

It's since been confirmed that the show's final season will feature a full-blown Supernatural reunion with Ackles, Padalecki, and Misha Collins all set to appear.

Talking to Business Insider, Padalecki said, "I don’t know a whole lot about it, which is [f***ing] terrifying," he said before confirming he will share the screen with Ackles. "I don’t know what we’re doing. I don’t know if we like,...

Jared Padalecki is teasing his on-screen reunion with his former Supernatural co-stars on the final season of The Boys.

Padalecki will join The Boys’ Jensen Ackles and fellow Supernatural alum Misha Collins on Season 5 of the Prime Video series.

“I don’t know a whole lot about it, which is effing terrifying,” Padalecki told Business Insider during the 2025 Texas Film Awards.

Padalecki confirmed he will share the screen with Ackles and added, “I don’t know what we’re doing. I don’t know if we like, bump into each other. I don’t know much about it. They’re still trying to write and figure out who’s gonna be there. But it’ll be the end of this month.”

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Warning: There are spoilers ahead for Invincible season 3, episode 8, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up."

Invincible creator Robert Kirkman breaks down how the battle between Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) and Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) in the season 3 finale is a rematch from The Walking Dead. Yeun played Glenn and Morgan played Negan in the AMC series, which sees Negan brutally killing Glenn. Meanwhile, the Invincible season 3 ending has Mark and Conquest in a harrowing and even bloodier fight that ultimately ends with Mark defeating the formidable Viltrumite.

While speaking with Variety, Kirkman clarifies that while Mark defeating Conquest is "a nice bit of justice" for Glenn, The Walking Dead rematch is not the main reason Morgan was cast to voice Conquest. Kirkman knew that Morgan was the perfect actor to play Conquest, especially after seeing him make his debut in The Boys. Instead of being distracting or even ruining the fight between Mark and Conquest,...