In this video after the jump, you'll get the feels from several shows at once, as it shows you the first frame and last frame of some popular TV shows. *NOTE: I hadn't ever watched several of these shows, but didn't consider the images spoilers. Be that as it may, use your own judgement. Read no further if you don't want descriptions of the endings of Mad Men, Lost, or Breaking Bad*

Master builders Ellen Kooijman (Alatariel) and Brad Meltzer have devised this awesome Amelia Earhart LEGO set!

If you read anything about last night's iZombie episode, you were probably anticipating an special guest appearance that would turn you into a Marshmallow all over again. Little did we know that the episode would be a literal platter of cameos! With a side of black-humoured coffee!

During an interview with Uproxx, Hannibal showrunner Bryan Fuller talked about saying goodbye to the series after its untimely cancellation earlier this year.

This show always cared a lot about its fans, and seeing this tribute to the fandom is making me feel all of the emotions. What are you going to miss most about Hannibal?

At New York Comic Con earlier this year we had the chance to talk to Ashly Burch and Lauren Haroutunian, just two of the incredible creators behind Hulu's new series RocketJump: The Show, premiering today.

Sure, Luke has historically fought the Dark Side of the Force, but that doesn't mean he wouldn't kill a fuckton of people to do it. Check out Mr. Sunday Movies' Movie Kill Count for Luke Skywalker!

In today’s level of media saturation, the lines between politics and pop culture grow ever blurrier.

Because Jedi robes weren't awesome enough, Etsy seller Sky Creation upped the robe game by creating these beautiful Star Wars kimonos!

It's a visually stunning trailer, as anything related to Hannibal is, and it brings back a lot of memories connected to the Red Dragon book and movie.

It seems that two of the first saviors we all thought of when Hannibal was cancelled - Amazon or Netflix - aren't in the Hannibal-saving biddness.

Fannibals have been scrambling to save Hannibal following the series' untimely cancellation last month, but Deadline reports that the show's possible future may now be further imperiled by contract changes.

Fannibals everywhere were distraught earlier this week to learn that NBC didn't have the guts to keep Hannibal going, but efforts by fans and crew alike to save the show have gone into full swing. Showrunner Bryan Fuller has some thoughts on their prospects, and they sound as promising as we could hope for at this point.

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So, NBC canceled Hannibal. What now? No, sending meat to NBC headquarters is not the answer. But a good ol' fan campaign might be in order!

It's time to say goodbye. NBC just announced that Hannibal will not be renewed for a fourth season.

Masculinity is being explored and re-defined to fit a modern context, and TV is at the apex of this dialogue. In an age where gender roles are not as confining as they once were, men and women alike are trying to find where they fit on spectrum where once there were boxes.