A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin shared on his "Not of Blog" a personal "Most Anticipated" list for 2022 in terms of television. No surprise that House Of The Dragon made the list, and the author full sung praise for what he's seen so far.

Honestly, it would be easier if we were all lizards.

If America took the Greek or Roman "traditional" route (why not when our museums, education, and law system is set up after them), we would be to smelt the loser's statues and turn them into the victor's treasures (jewelry, sculptures, etc.)

Amazon Prime's adaptation of The Wheel of Time is a deeply immersive fantasy series. It drops the viewers in and while there are a lot of moments that exposition happens, the series throws terms at the audience and asks you to just go with it. With the whole first season now streaming, here are some useful explainers for viewers looking to understand the world of The Wheel.

Greene was suspended for repeatedly spreading COVID-19 misinformation—in this case, for tweeting about “extremely high amounts of Covid vaccine deaths.”

Eve of the Daleks was a beautiful start to Whittaker's final moments as the Doctor and we can't wait to see what the future holds for Thirteen as well as Doctor Who as a whole.

Chloé Zhao's Eternals was an ambitious new entry into the MCU.

There are so many heroes that we've yet to meet but Eros coming into the fold brings a new story from the comics with him and I can't wait to see what the future holds for Eros, the Eternals, and the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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And what makes The Matrix Resurrections work is that it turns the relationship between Neo and Trinity into something so much more.